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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 499026" data-attributes="member: 4923">I'm not a fan of extended warranties, but I am starting to have an appreciation for drops and spills protection if its not too pricey. On impulse, I did buy a 4 year plan on Amazon when I got my d7100. I think it was around the same price you are looking at. It was a warranty company that I was not familiar with. I figured at a minimum, if they turned out to be a rip-off, Amazon would probably refund what I paid for the plan if I complained. If you go for it, keep in mind it might not cover a lens or it may only cover a lens kitted with the camera. Google the warranty company and see if there are many complaints. There will also be some complaints, so look for success stories too. I do use SquareTrade on our cell phones and made a claim once and they came through for me.&nbsp;I think the camera itself is solid. If it doesn't break during the first year, it probably won't break during 3 years either. But if you drop it even on a carpet, it will probably break. Another thing to consider is what your camera will be worth during the 2nd and 3rd year. So for $55, its up to you. Some people might need to save for weeks to accumulate $55, others might drop $55 on drinks with dinner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 499026, member: 4923"] I'm not a fan of extended warranties, but I am starting to have an appreciation for drops and spills protection if its not too pricey. On impulse, I did buy a 4 year plan on Amazon when I got my d7100. I think it was around the same price you are looking at. It was a warranty company that I was not familiar with. I figured at a minimum, if they turned out to be a rip-off, Amazon would probably refund what I paid for the plan if I complained. If you go for it, keep in mind it might not cover a lens or it may only cover a lens kitted with the camera. Google the warranty company and see if there are many complaints. There will also be some complaints, so look for success stories too. I do use SquareTrade on our cell phones and made a claim once and they came through for me. I think the camera itself is solid. If it doesn't break during the first year, it probably won't break during 3 years either. But if you drop it even on a carpet, it will probably break. Another thing to consider is what your camera will be worth during the 2nd and 3rd year. So for $55, its up to you. Some people might need to save for weeks to accumulate $55, others might drop $55 on drinks with dinner. [/QUOTE]

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