Google may extend your Pixel 4XL warranty for another year. Before you get too thrill, the addition simply addresses some power issues like charging, faster than predictable speeds, erratic restarts, and your phone not turning on. This only applies to Pixel 4XL in the US, Canada, Singapore, Japan, and Taiwan. As part of the update, this number guarantee is confirm online or in person via uBreakiFix.
Google Pixel 4 XL was launched couple of years back with 6.30 inches display. The device has 1440×3030 pixels resolution. It get power from octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor. Pixel 4 XL runs Android 10 and is powered by a 3700mAh non-removable battery. It supports proprietary fast charging.
The alteration should be noted – most often such a guarantee claim is based on a court or known lawsuit. We often look for pixel issues and problems, but due to this increase we won’t hear about most of the problems in the Google listing. As a result, Google is now communicating with customers in an interesting and integrated way that can harm them.
According to the supporting document, the items under the warranty extension must be relevant to:
- Can’t turn on the phone
- Without restarting or closing the manual, the phone restarts or shuts down irregularly
- Charging with adapter
- Wireless charging
- The phone’s battery drains faster than before
Other repairs is devoid of warranty and includes extended coverage and requires separate repair to the items listed before repairing. The Pixel 4 XL is purchase in the United States, Singapore, Canada, Japan and Taiwan. Eventually the Pixel 4XL is from Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain or the United Kingdom, there is no extension.
However, countries can provide information on this topic. North America and Taiwan have SKUs that are different from the global model (such as Japan), and countries with covered names will lose the global model. That is, beyond Singapore, and I can’t confirm which market is using it. But the possible mistakes in this expansion are unlikely to affect the global version of the phone.