Review on 🔊 Renewed JBL Flip 5 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker with iPX7 Waterproof Rating and 3.0 Fast 10W Qi Dashboard Power Mat by Jhalak Jhalak ᠌

I was given this article regarding the DR. In the past year, I've made use of it five times. Warranty for one year. After 1 year and 1 month, it started doing this the moment I turned it on after it had been turned off. Bring it to a location that is authorized to service it. They stated that it was necessary to replace both the battery and the board. The price of repairs comes to 8 tr. I would still be able to comprehend it even if I abused it to the point where it shattered. But, she completely lost it by herself in that very moment. Just ceased functioning after being left unused for a while. The quality of being "gorgeous." In addition, she possesses this kind of metric called "service life" (in the brochure it is stated 5 years, in support they say - two). The following is the official definition of the idea known as "service life": "The service life is the period during which the manufacturer undertakes to provide the consumer with the opportunity to use the product for its intended purpose and be responsible for the product's significant shortcomings." I can no longer put it to use for the purpose for which it was designed. Both a dead battery and a board are quite serious deficiencies. Do you have any idea which manufacturer is to blame for this? Until the end of the service life, they are willing to carry out paid repairs and sell me replacement components, and beyond the end of the service life, it is up to their discretion whether or not they will continue to do so (I can refuse). There is a concept known as "planned obsolescence," and it does exist. The product is designed from the beginning to have an abnormally short service life in order to coerce the customer into making many purchases over the course of their ownership of the device. This is the only explanation that I have been able to come up with to explain why my column quit working a month after the warranty period had expired. But, it is possible that I am incorrect, and the reason for this could be that the collector's hands are not from the correct location or that the quality is poor. To summarize: it seems fine on paper, but it won't last. If you are willing to buy a whole new one each year, then I would suggest going that route.