To be honest you get 6 years under UK law if you really have to go that route.
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To be honest you get 6 years under UK law if you really have to go that route.
It'll make it easier to sell.
Fair do's. I guess it'll involve a bit more faff though.
Yeah definitely!
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Just ordered my 6T from John Lewis, collection from my local waitrose tomorrow..
Hopefully a nice upgrade from my LG G4
Hopefully a nice upgrade from my LG G4
2 year warranty coupled with excellent customer service. It’s a no brainer.
Yes you do but it’s not quite as simple as it sounds, plus any refund would be assessed on a pro-rata basis.
I'm surprised anyone still does speed tests, if I was a reviewer I'd be embarrassed to upload one.
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Nova Launcher + Nova Companion has been a thing for a long time.
I dunno. I mean I used to love Nova back in the day, but it's since become a bloaty mess.
Clock still tells the wrong time I see
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Anyone with the 6T comment on the vibration motor and strength? I've read it's quite poor and similar to the op3.
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I have the oneplus 3 and I would actually say it is superior to the Oneplus 6 vibration motor.
If it's the same as the oneplus 3 then I personally would be pleased.
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You got a Wednesday delivery estimate then? I ordered mine on Friday and my estimate is Thursday
I did but then cancelled the order to get it from John Lewis instead with the 2 year guarantee. So got a delivery for this Friday instead rather than tomorrow.
I dunno. I mean I used to love Nova back in the day, but it's since become a bloaty mess.
Clock still tells the wrong time I see
Nova > everything else. Its not bloat is all useful features.
Never seen any clock issues here.
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Anyone have any experience with John Lewis Returns for Mobile phones? cant really see anything clear cut on their site to say can return within 14 days if unwanted.
It only says unused items can be returned within 35 days. nothing about DSR..
It only says unused items can be returned within 35 days. nothing about DSR..
You can return an 'unwanted item providing it's unused and in it's original packaging'. You do not have 14 days to try out your device (as Apple allow) in order to see if you like it and return it for a refund 'no questions asked' if you don't.
Unlike Apple JL is a retailer not a manufacturer. This does not affect your statutory rights under the CRA/CCRs
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Fair enough, how it should be imo. Not like you don't have the opportunity to try it in a shop beforehand.
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You can't really gauge anything from holding the phone for few mins instore imo.
DSR allows you 14 days for any online orders.
The retailer must inform you of this period, if they don't then you have 12 months to cancel with no reason, unless they notify you at any point within those 12 months and then it's 14 days.
