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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 338075" data-attributes="member: 9240">I've told hark offline, but I'll say it again here, if you're going to use the camera then use the hell out of it in the 90 day window, and particularly in the first 30 days - if something's bad inside then it will likely fail in that time, and if nothing does it probably won't any time soon.&nbsp; The Mack warranty is great if you believe you'll be doing a lot of traveling, working outdoors in extreme conditions, and subjecting the camera to abuse above and beyond the normal.&nbsp; One repair will cost you more than the warranty.&nbsp; If you baby your equipment, and as in hark's case plan on using it primarily indoors as a second camera, then you're likely throwing money away.That said, since the warranty appears to include 2 free sensor cleanings across the 3 year period, if you don't do cleanings yourself then you'd likely spend $100 on those, so if you need to justify it financially, there you go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 338075, member: 9240"] I've told hark offline, but I'll say it again here, if you're going to use the camera then use the hell out of it in the 90 day window, and particularly in the first 30 days - if something's bad inside then it will likely fail in that time, and if nothing does it probably won't any time soon. The Mack warranty is great [I]if[/I] you believe you'll be doing a lot of traveling, working outdoors in extreme conditions, and subjecting the camera to abuse above and beyond the normal. One repair will cost you more than the warranty. If you baby your equipment, and as in hark's case plan on using it primarily indoors as a second camera, then you're likely throwing money away. That said, since the warranty appears to include 2 free sensor cleanings across the 3 year period, if you don't do cleanings yourself then you'd likely spend $100 on those, so if you need to justify it financially, there you go. [/QUOTE]

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