Itel and Tecno are both owned by Transsion Holdings
Highlights
Tecno and Itel users will have to download CarlCare mobile app
Users must apply for the warranty before June 20, 2021
Itel, Tecno are following in the footsteps of several other brands
Itel and Tecno, brands both owned by Transsion Holdings, have announced a 60-day warranty extension in India owing to pandemic-imposed lockdowns in several districts. The companies separately announced that only those smartphones and feature phones will be eligible that have their warranties expiring between April 15 and June 15. Eligible smartphone owners would then have to register their devices on CarlCare Mobile application before June 30, 2021. The move comes amidst the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in the country, and is in the footsteps of several other manufacturers offering warranty extensions due to lockdown regulations that would prevent customers from visiting service centres. Transsion India has listed a few steps to guide eligible owners on how to extend the warranty.
The announcement for extending the warranty on Tecno and Itel smartphones and feature phones was made through a series of tweets. Some smartphones and feature phones will be eligible if their warranty expires between April 15 and June 15. However, eligible users will have to apply on CarlCare Mobile Application. Users can download the app through the Google Play store.
Open the CarlCare app and click on the warranty button on the home page
Check the validity of your device by entering IMEI
If your device is eligible for extension, you will see a 60 days extended warranty option. Click on Receive to extend the warranty.
In a bid to make our customers' lives easier and SAHI during the pandemic, itel has extended the warranty by 60 days. Apply on the CarlCare App before 30/06/21. #itelHaiLifeSahiHai Note: This offer is for all itel mobile phones whose warranty expires between 15/04 & 15/06/21. pic.twitter.com/11etWHkcBb
"The second wave of coronavirus imposing lockdown and movement restrictions has once again pushed us to stay indoors limiting consumer reach to products and services," said Arijeet Talapatra, CEO, Transsion India in a press statement.
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