Warranty

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Definition

A warranty is a guarantee from a seller or manufacturer that a product will meet certain standards and that repairs, replacement, or refunds will be provided if it fails within a specified period.

Why It Matters

Warranties reduce consumer risk and can signal product quality, affecting purchasing decisions and trust.

Example

A laptop includes a one-year warranty covering manufacturing defects.

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