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Sony WH-1000XM3 Bluetooth Noise Canceling Headphones (Silver) Expired
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Nationwide Distributors via Google Express has Sony WH-1000XM3 Bluetooth Noise Canceling Headphones (Silver) on sale for $258.99 - $34.99 w/ promo code BHDSVE= $224. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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ETA: and they're not listed on Sony's authorized retailer site [sony.com].
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My biggest priority is to find a quality headset for voice calls/ video calls (e.g., phone, Zoom) and the WF seems to have decent reviews while the WH does not. Second priority is to find one with good noise cancelling, and the WH seems to be far superior due to it being an actual over the ear headset.
Thoughts?
ETA: and they're not listed on Sony's authorized retailer site [sony.com].
ETA: and they're not listed on Sony's authorized retailer site [sony.com].
Sony goes by the serial number for warranty. If coverage is less than 12mo based on serial, and you want Sony to honor the warranty from the receipt/date of purchase, then yes, authorized dealer rule would apply.
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Sony goes by the serial number for warranty. If coverage is less than 12mo based on serial, and you want Sony to honor the warranty from the receipt/date of purchase, then yes, authorized dealer rule would apply.
BTW, Giving Assistant offers 3.5% CB on electronics at Google Express
Sony goes by the serial number for warranty. If coverage is less than 12mo based on serial, and you want Sony to honor the warranty from the receipt/date of purchase, then yes, authorized dealer rule would apply.
I don't actually know but there's another thread about these from today where a poster says the opposite; that Sony will refuse warranty service on grey market products...
I would love some confirmation on this.
My biggest priority is to find a quality headset for voice calls/ video calls (e.g., phone, Zoom) and the WF seems to have decent reviews while the WH does not. Second priority is to find one with good noise cancelling, and the WH seems to be far superior due to it being an actual over the ear headset.
Thoughts?
For conference calls where I want to be as clear as possible (and have a way to easily mute myself) I bought this Vmoda adapter:
https://www.amazon.com/V-MODA-Boo...B00BJ17WK
The V-Moda site also sells them directly. I got them for $24 shipped using a coupon code I found online (KNIGHTED) a couple months ago. Looks like it still works.
https://www.v-moda.com/us/en/prod...micropho