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Input: I just bought my first Kindle 6/29/2011 and have not even received it yet and just purchased the extended warranty 6/30/2011. The 2-year Extended Warranty is just that, a 2-year warranty. Why do I say that when the unit has a 1-year warranty on it? Some think that it should total 3 years but that is wrong. The warranty for the unit says this..\\"This limited warranty applies only to hardware components of the Device that are not subject to accident, misuse, neglect, fire or other external causes, alterations, repair, or commercial use\\". It doesn't cover any accident damage. So if you drop the unit and it cracks the glass then that would not be covered under warranty even if you have used the unit one day. Taking it out of the box if you break it then it would not be covered. But with the Extended Warranty if you drop it or spill coffee on it and fry the unit then it will be replaced for free. So bottom lines is this, the extended warranty is a good idea. They should not of used the word \\"Extended\\" and just said 2-year warranty or insurance.<br /><br />Look at it this way, you have a new car warranty that come with the purchase of a new car but if you don't have full coverage insurance and if you are in an accident the new car warranty will not replace or repair your car. The 2-year extended warranty for the Kindle is the full coverage insurance for it.<br /><br />Hopefully I will not need to use the warranty, but for 2 years if my wife throws it at me and it breaks then I can get it replaced using the warranty for free. Hey, it could happen.

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