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3 reasons you can feel more confident buying tech at Walmart

When buying a new device, it's always a good idea to compare your options before making a purchase.

If value is at the top of your wish list, Walmart Extended Care could help make that decision a little easier.

Included at no additional cost, Walmart Extended Care gives shoppers added coverage and support on select TVs, laptops, and desktop computers purchased directly from Walmart Canada in-store or on the Walmart website. (Products sold by third-party sellers are not eligible. Residents of Quebec are also not eligible.)

Here's how it works.

Extra coverage

Walmart Extended Care begins after the manufacturer's warranty ends and provides an additional one year of coverage for eligible devices.

walmartMore time covered and added peace of mind? Yes, please!

Easy claims, powered by Asurion

Walmart Extended Care is powered by Asurion, a leading global tech care provider.

If there are eligible defects on the device during the coverage period, customers can start the service process online at the Asurion website. 

That means less time stressing about what comes next and more time getting back to the tech you rely on.

24/7 tech support

Walmart Extended Care also includes 24/7 bilingual tech support through an automated assistant, available from the date of purchase.

walmartWhether you need help with setup or general troubleshooting, support is available whenever you need it, day or night.

Even more value for Walmart shoppers 

Walmart Extended Care adds another layer of support when purchasing eligible tech.

Combined with Walmart's everyday low prices, it's one more reason to feel good about shopping for tech in-store or on the Walmart website.
 

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3 reasons you can feel more confident buying tech at Walmart