How do you guys feel about extended guarantees on electronics?

>>60730372
Some credit cards offer free extended warranties on electronics.

>>60730372
Depends on the item and how much you'll be relying on it. High-end laptop, smartphone, or camera I would say yes, but only if the company selling the extended warranty had a good record of living up to their end of the bargain.

no. if they have confidence in their product they'll offer you a free warranty. many memory manufacturers offer lifetime warranties.

I wouldn't buy a TV or equally large purchase unless it came with 5 years repair/replace as standard.

>>60730724
>>60730555
Most companies only offer repair service or replacement for faulty hardware though, so you're not actually covered for a lot of shit that could potentially go wrong with the product

>>60732582
To be fair, I've never bought an extended warranty myself. None of my purchases have fallen into the 'high end' range of devices where I would think about it.