That is not a 3rd party warranty. It is from Ricoh, so I would check with Ricoh to make sure it applies to the KP, as Adam suggests also.
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Originally posted by Fluegel Do I understand you correctly that you think the USA is still the center of the universe?
I got news for you: it is not.
Why not start using and enjoying your KP instead of worrying about extended warranty that you will not need anyway?
Congratulations on your decision to buy the KP and not waiting for the new Kx.
PaulF
Just a misunderstanding. He was just complaining that here in the US we are denied the same benefit of available warranty as can be had in Europe.
I have bought extended warranties when the camera price was a good deal and the warranty price reasonable. I did use the warranty only on one occasion maybe 10 years ago, and it probably did save me more than I paid for it. Others I bought I wound up not needing, but then if I had, modern cameras involving so much in electronics, they can be quite expensive to repair. But in this case, the warranty might not apply to the KP after all, and yes, many credit cards do offer another year's protection at no charge.
---------- Post added 11-30-19 at 06:36 PM ----------
Originally posted by vonBaloney Good for you! I'm sure you will love it. The price at B&H right now is great, quite amazing for such an advanced and beautifully-built camera. If you at least sometimes shoot JPEG images, the KP's processor is exceptionally good, but make sure you implement "Fine Sharpening" in the Custom Image menus, especially in the most often used "Bright" category. This will assure maximum fine detail clarity in your images.