Farsala on 25 March 2013
| Barozi said: Microsoft offered a 3 years warranty. So most consoles that broke where covered and got either repaired, replaced or even both. While I believe that many people would rather just buy a new one than pay for the repair, I don't think that many would just ignore the warranty. On the other hand, many early PS3s broke due to YLOD and that only recently (a few years ago). None of them where covered. Now you have lots of broken 360 where a high percentage was covered by warranty vs. a lower number of broken PS3s that had no warranty left. They probably offset each other. |
Still sources say was like 50% for early 360s and 15% for early PS3s. Not only that if your 700$ PS3 broke, I do not think they would rebuy another PS3 unless they were rich. I think most broken PS3 owners bought a 360. While in reverse a 400$ 360 would be a lot easier to buy another 360 then buy a 700$ PS3 instead. All PS3s as far as I know came with the standard 1 year warranty. So your statement in the 3rd line is just false.
