does anyone know if it is possible to get someone from the news authors from xda to ask Asus for comments and write an article?
Welcome to the club… Unfortunately no other known way than to send it to Asus for repair, and hopefully they will fix it for free unless they can find a way to deny you of your customer rights.. Good luckAsus zenfone 8 sadly died today. Any clues yet about this issue?
I bought the phone brand new which was already un-lock as I use two sims, one personal and one for business. Today this afternoon the screen turn black and never turn on. luckily I have the old Huawei P30 and swap the sims. but I'm gutted as I have lots of things in my ZF8Welcome to the club… Unfortunately no other known way than to send it to Asus for repair, and hopefully they will fix it for free unless they can find a way to deny you of your customer rights..
Their mobos never impressed me going back 15 years ago. Seems like a lot of issues on their phones now.Stop supporting companies like ASUS, I stopped purchasing their products from motherboards, to routers due to lack of customer support.
Lol, dead Asus mobo here too... and only one hdd. Apparently hdds are more reliable than Asus solid state devicesFunny enough, in more than 20 years of using computers and other tech, I had only one hard drive and two GPUs that died, both GPUs were Asus. Granted this was in 2010-2012, but still.
So update: After a bit of back and forth emailing, I finally got an answer: « Im really sorry but our answer will not change. By using the unlock tool you have agreed that the warranty will be dropped, no matter what problem you are experiencing and regardless of how the problem arose. »
So basically they openly agree that they are scamming me of 500€ after selling me a faulty device, but thanks to an abusive clause, they think they can do it.
Great customer service, always a pleasure to give business to such a great company as Asus… I’ll get my lawyer involved now, anyone who has advices on the legal process in the EU is very welcome.
Well, actually I opened a case at the European Commission’s « Online Dispute Resolution » against Asus Europe, and didn’t get an answer, but 3 days later I got an email from UPS saying that they had shipped my repaired phone back.Well, in EU it's illegal to deny warranty claims due to customer changes that had nothing to do with the actual damage. I would just try to get a different person from Asus, it would seem pretty stupid that none of them are aware of this law.
If bought it with a MC or Visa contact the bank about doing a charge back. You will need to return the phone to the vendor before that will take.Same here, phone was charging, suddenly turned off. Since then no sight of life, no led, Display won't turn on, nothing.
Asked Asus for refund, no chance because I bought my phone from China HongKong not EU. Asus can't even offer fee-based repair because then "don't have the spareparts".
Now I'm disgussing with my seller for refund....
interesting, can you explain the procedure? Maybe someone can do the sameWell, actually I opened a case at the European Commission’s « Online Dispute Resolution » against Asus Europe, and didn’t get an answer, but 3 days later I got an email from UPS saying that they had shipped my repaired phone back.
Still trying to get any apology/explanation from Asus but I guess they finally accepted haha, good news for me anyways.
The procedure is free and can be introduced here, it's really easy! https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/interesting, can you explain the procedure? Maybe someone can do the same
Are there any costs to open this dispute?
Thanks
Sounds like a mobo failureMine also died.
First, camera couldn't focus on distance. Than, few days later, phone just died. No overheating, nothing... just stopped working. unbelievable. it had few months
Well, actually I opened a case at the European Commission’s « Online Dispute Resolution » against Asus Europe, and didn’t get an answer, but 3 days later I got an email from UPS saying that they had shipped my repaired phone back.Well, in EU it's illegal to deny warranty claims due to customer changes that had nothing to do with the actual damage. I would just try to get a different person from Asus, it would seem pretty stupid that none of them are aware of this law.
edit:I have now my second ZF8, because i like it a lot. The first died suddenly in the first 6 months or so, luckely i got refund from the seller after a long email discussion. My secod Zenfone is still working. Its rooted like the first one.
Today the phone of my girlfriend died, seams like "sudden death" too. She bought it used so no chance of refund, but despite so little chances of help I will try to somehow get in touch with Asus for an explanation and a solution.
Warranty start: | 2021-05-16 | Warranty end: | 2023-05-15 |
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Issue date: | 2021-09-13 | Receive date: | 2021-09-15 |
Charge reason: | OOW | Customer agree to quotation: | |
Charge reason: | OOW - Out of warranty ASUS Product Unlock Flag-oow scratched |