HMD Global is now offering extended warranty plans for Nokia handsets in the US - TalkAndroid

When you buy a new smartphone it’s likely that it will come with a year’s warranty as standard that covers mechanical issues. Once that year’s cover is finished, though, you’ll need to pony up the dough to get the phone fixed if it develops a fault. If you buy a Nokia handset, though, you can extend the warranty to two years for as little as $10 or sign up for a new device protection plan from just $14.

Extended Warranties

HMD Global’s extended warranty plans start from $9.90-$29 and cover defects and unexpected mechanical or electrical breakdown once the manufacturer’s warranty has expired.

Benefits:

• Flexible protection: Choose from several different protection options and extend the life of your Nokia device.
• No monthly payments: Forget recurring fees protect your Nokia device with a single up-front payment.
• Hassle-free service: Use our free mail-in repair service and make fixing your Nokia device fast and easy.
• Real-time updates: Track your service requests online and via the Nokia My Device app for real-time updates.

New Device Protection Plan

Worried about accidentally damaging your new Nokia smartphone? Well, HMD Global has a plan for you as well that will cover your new handset against mishaps such as drops and spills with prices starting at $14 for a 14-month period. A 2-year plan is also available starting from just $24 to $189, depending on your chosen device.

Benefits:

• Flexible protection: Choose from several different protection options and extend the life of your Nokia device.
• No monthly payments: Forget recurring fees protect your Nokia device with a single up-front payment.
• Hassle-free service: Use our free mail-in repair service and make fixing your Nokia device fast and easy.
• Real-time updates: Track your service requests online and via the Nokia My Device app for real-time updates.

You can sign up for a plan or find out even more information directly from the link below:

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