Sony Protect Plus Warranty For Airpeak Drones & Camera

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Keep your drone and camera protected with the Sony Protect Plus Warranty for Airpeak Drones & Camerafrom Sony. Providing 2 years of coverage, this manufacturer warranty extension covers accidental damage or drops and spills as well as extended parts and labor for manufacturer defects. Free shipping and rapid turnaround time means you'll be back in the air in a jiffy.

For Sony Airpeak Drones and Camera Manufacturer Warranty Extension Accidental Damage Protection Extended Parts & Labor Coverage Free Shipping & Rapid Turnaround Time

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Length	2-Year
Type	Extended
Start Date	Date of Purchase

Extended parts & labor coverage for manufacturer defects

Free shipping and rapid turnaround time

Free one-time replacement if product cannot be fixed

Genuine Sony parts and factory-certified service

$0 out of pocket expenses to you

Additional coverage for life's mishaps such as drops and breaks

Complimentary one-time battery replacement should battery failure occur

Up to one replacement allowed per year should propeller failure occur

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this filter have the Super Spectra coating on it?

A: I do not have an answer for this question; I just don't know. Suggest phoning Canon Support at 800 652-2666. I am using this filter on a Canon 400 f5.6L lens and have no complaints.

Q: 2. is this filter lens glass or plastic ?

A: It is made of glass.

Q: 3. what size filter for canon 70-200mm f4 L??

A: Requires a 67mm filter

Q: 4. How is the connection between the camera and the Gimbal? what kind of cable ? to make a video transmission transmission

A: The Sony Gremsy Gimbal T3 for Airpeak S1 Drone will connect to Sony cameras via USB-C cable or Micro USB cable.

Q: 5. Is this made in Japan?

A: Yes, this filter is made in Japan.

Q: 6. Would the Canon 49mm Protect Filter work with a Cannon EF-S 10-22 mm lens?

A: Hi--the Canon 10-22mm EF-S lens has a 77mm diameter, so this filter would not fit on it. This is the Canon Protector filter that fits the 10-22mm lens: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/763705-REG/Canon_2602A001_77mm_UV_Protector_Filter.html

Q: 7. Will this 52mm UV Protector Filter by Canon fit a Canon XF100 camcorder?

A: No, the Canon XF100 camcorder uses 58mm sized filters. See the following link for details: http://bhpho.to/1FsBiwW

Q: 8. Can this Battery Station with 10 batteries be taken as a luggage on international flight?

A: FAA regulations state lithium batteries must be carry-on and limited to a rating of 100 watt hours (Wh) Please contact the airline for their specific regulations.

Q: 9. Could you please let me know where is this filter made?

A: Japan.

Q: 10. I just purchased a Canon 50mm/1.4 lens. What type and size UV protector filter would you recommend?Thanks!Michelle

A: The Canon 50mm f1.4 lens uses 58mm sized filters. Unfortunately Canon no longer offers a 58mm sized UV filter. Below is a link to a recommended alternative for your lens:http://bhpho.to/1ejaIvB

Christopher	09/08/2024
[2-Year ] I set this up with relative ease, and it's really good to have this peace of mind when it comes to an expensive device! Would defiantly recommend buying! 5

Melton	29/07/2024
[2-Year ] Awesome camera. Would recommend it. 5

Gregory	24/07/2024
[Extended] I haven't had to use the extended warranty or damage protection yet (knock on wood) but I feel confident having it. I was able to create an online Sony portal to refer back to my coverage and get relevant information. It was easy to set up and at a great price. 5

Jonatan	05/07/2024
[2-Year ] This is an expensive camera, now with this warranty I can go out and shoot without worrying about damaging it 5

Randy	05/06/2024
[Extended] New lenses are expensive, and I don't want to shell out for an unexpected repair after the warranty expires, or worse yet, have to replace it because of an accidental drop or damage. That peace of mind is what makes this type of warranty worth it. I know that for three years I'm good. Expensive, but worth it. 5

David	24/04/2024
[Extended] A sudden gust of wind blew over my tripod and sent my last camera, only 1 year old, crashing to the ground rendering it inoperable. Unfortunately it is too costly to fix nor do I have any insurance on it. It's not only the cost of the camera that I lost but also the investment in time getting to know my camera. In my opinion, it's well worth it to protect my investment. 5