ASUS Nordic introduces new warranty coverage of up to 5 years

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - 2026-06-26 - ASUS Nordic announces that ASUS standard warranty can now be supplemented with warranty coverage of up to a total of 5 years warranty on selected ASUS laptop models. The initiative underscores ASUS’ commitment to quality, reliability and customer experience.

Key highlights include:

• Developed to support long-term ownership
• Up to 5 years warranty on eligible laptop models. Up to 4 years warranty on eligible gaming laptop models
• The up to 5-year warranty is a service activated warranty that extends the warranty period
• How it works
• Customers are guided through how to check eligibility and claim warranty coverage via ASUS’ official instructions

Developed to support long-term ownership

With many customers keeping devices for longer, the 5-year warranty coverage is aimed at supporting long-term use and helping customers feel confident in their ASUS purchase over time.

Up to 5 years warranty

The 5-year warranty coverage is a service activated warranty applied under the terms and conditions described on ASUS’ official warranty website. The warranty coverage provides customers with longer support beyond standard warranty periods. Apart from the change in the warranty period, all other terms and conditions remain the same as the ASUS standard warranty.

How it works

• Register Product
  Get an eligible ASUS laptop with a 1- or 2-year standard warranty. Create an account and register your purchase at asus.com.
• ASUS Check-up Service
  Before the standard warranty expires, send your device to ASUS's authorized repair center for ASUS Check-up Service.
• Extended warranty protection
  After completing ASUS Check-up Service, your device is covered by up to 5 years of warranty.

Eligibility and warranty terms

Customers can find Q/A and full details including terms and conditions on ASUS’ official website: https://www.asus.com/fi/content/5-year-warranty/

• Which products/models are covered
• How to verify eligibility
• Required documentation (e.g., proof of purchase)
• Warranty scope, exclusions, and claim instructions