Dmitrish wrote:
What do you mean depends on how to use?
What I mean is if this issue is determined to be caused by the user and not due to a manufacturing defect. Regardless, only an Apple Technician can determine if it is due to the latter. This is where the one-year hardware warranty would be applied.
Regarding my problem. It's a charger at all. Even the LED of the box does not light up. No charging at all.
Whether it's the headphones themselves, or the power adapter you are using (I'm assuming that it is an Apple product), they are both covered by that one-year warranty.
And again a one year warranty and this happened after a year and a week. You can say it's still a year. If it had been two years then I wouldn't have asked anymore.
A "one" year warranty is exactly that. It's valid for one year from the date of purchase. Not one year plus some time. Whether that's a week or a minute. You are not talking directly to Apple here. We are just fellow Apple-product users. We don't control, or can change, Apple's warranty, and are bound to it as well.
If you feel that you have a case that you believe that this issue is a manufacturing defect, you can take it up with Apple directly. To do so, simply select the "Support" link on the lower left-hand side of this forum's web page.
One other thing to note, it appears from your post that you purchased these headphone in the United States. If you are no longer in the U.S., then (even if the warranty is still valid) would have to have these headphones serviced in the U.S., as Apple does not provide for International warranties. Good luck!
