Spain just passed a law that makes it mandatory for manufacturers selling their products in the country to offer three years of warranty for all their products. The law will force all companies operating in Spain to extend the limited warranty of their products, including Apple, effectively turning Spain into one of the best places to buy an iPhone. That’s one year longer than the two-year warranty period that European Union citizens get when they buy an iPhone, and two years longer than the one-year limited warranty that Apple offers in the US and UK. On top of that, the new bill forces companies to store spare parts for 10 years, which is double the current 5-year minimum.
The law applies to all products, not just the iPhone. But smartphones are must-have devices in all markets, and the iPhone is at the high-end of the price spectrum. Users often keep their phones for years. They’re often resold or passed to family members after the original buyer upgrades. By extending warranties, regulators will offer customers more protection against manufacturing issues that should be covered under a limited warranty, putting pressure on companies to increase the quality of their products and customer care.
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