Need help?
Do you have a question about your product warranty, or is something broken and you want to know how to get it repaired? Don’t worry — we’re here to help. On this page you’ll find all information about our warranty terms, how to request a repair, and what to expect during the process.
When you purchase a product from us, you can rely on quality and service. That’s why we offer standard warranty on all our products, in line with legal requirements and often even more:
Is your product defective or not working properly? We’re happy to help you find a suitable solution. Here’s how it works:
In many cases, repairs are free of charge if the defect is covered under warranty.
Check the FAQ below for quick answers about warranty periods, repair times, costs, and more.
The repair conditions vary depending on the product and the type of damage (manufacturing defects or user damage).
Manufacturing defects are generally covered by the warranty. Damage caused by your own use is not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty and will be repaired at your own expense.
You can submit a wide range of photo and video equipment for repair, such as cameras, lenses, drones, and accessories.
If you want to send in a defective product, please follow the steps below:
Your product will be repaired by the manufacturer’s authorised service centres.
The average repair time is between 4 and 6 weeks, depending on the product and the nature of the repair.
In exceptional cases, a loaner product may be provided. This depends on availability and the nature of the repair.
If you would like a replacement product, please contact our customer service.
Yes, you will be kept informed about the status of your repair by email.
If the defect falls within the warranty conditions, such as a manufacturing fault, the repair is usually free of charge.
For user damage (for example water damage, or damage caused by drops or impacts), costs may be charged.
A manufacturing defect is a fault caused by an issue in the production process, such as a malfunctioning button or an internal failure. These defects are usually covered under warranty.
User damage is caused by incorrect use or an accident, such as a broken screen or water damage. This type of damage is generally not covered by the warranty. Insurance can provide additional coverage for user damage.
Yes, you do have warranty on second-hand products. However, the warranty is limited and varies per product. The warranty period of your product is stated on the invoice.
With our extended insurance package, you have additional coverage for user damage, such as water damage, drops, and impact damage. Please consult the insurance terms and conditions for more information.
Yes, you can also have your product repaired outside the warranty period. In this case, the costs are at your own expense.
Your invoice often serves as your warranty proof. You can find your invoice in your account.
If you don’t have an account, please contact our customer service.