Xiaomi has extended warranty of these phones in India by two years: check list

Published On: May 30, 2023

Highlights

Xiaomi India extends the warranty of Redmi Note 10 Pro, Redmi Note 10 Pro Max, Mi 11 Ultra and POCO X3 Pro.
The primary reason for extending the warranty is because there are multiple complaints of issues such as motherboard failure and camera malfunctions.
Phones that are rooted, liquid damage, tampering, or cases with physical damage will not be eligible for extended support.

Xiaomi has extended the warranty for five of its smartphones in India, as announced by the brand through its official Discord channel (via). This extension is valid on Redmi Note 10 Pro, Redmi Note 10 Pro Max, Mi 11 Ultra and POCO X3 Pro. The primary reason for extending the warranty is because there are multiple complaints of issues such as motherboard failure and camera malfunctions. The warranty extension is expected to offer some relief to the users of these phones and address their concerns.

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Free Xiaomi warranty extension: how to avail

For any customer who has purchased any of the aforementioned devices within the last two years and is facing difficulties related to cameras or motherboards, Xiaomi will bear the responsibility to address and rectify these issues in accordance with the warranty.
Customers must provide the purchase invoice of the phone at the nearest Xiaomi service centre.
The company will offer repairs or replacements at no extra cost. This is, however, unless the company deems the issues to be beyond the warranty coverage.
Customers need to note that rooted phones, liquid damage, tampering, or cases with physical damage will not be eligible for extended support.

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As a part of the extended warranty, Xiaomi will address two specific issues such as System UI being unresponsiveness and the front camera malfunction on the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Note 10 Pro Max. As for the POCO X3 Pro, Xiaomi will specifically address the power-on issue.

Since the official confirmation is made through Xiaomi India’s Discord channel, the brand may soon release an official statement on its social media handles like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.