RedForest UK
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I would just like to rescind my comments in a previous thread about Nitecore's poor customer service, they take a while but in the end have proven very helpful again.
I e-mailed the address on their website about an EZ123 over a year old that broke, I fixed it myself for about 3 months but then it broke again and I destroyed the circuit board trying to get a good connection to the spring again.
I had no reply for over a day, but then someone with basic English asked me what country I lived in and what the problem was. He said he'd arrange them to contact me next day.
The next morning I got an e-mail from someone else answering any questions I had, they said I would have to pay $8 for the new circuit, return shipping and repair costs. This seemed fair as the light was beyond it's warranty period and a lot of the damage was in the end self-inflicted.
I also asked if they would consider upgrading my old D10 GDP to the new D11.2 circuit, as my D10 has pretty bad parasitic drain issues, sucking an eneloop dry in a couple of weeks. He said that would be fine, but there would be a cost of $5 for the new circuit board if I wanted to upgrade to the latest D11.2 board.
They have kept in contact with me answering any questions and say they'll let me know as soon as the lights arrive to them. This is overall much better than the service I'm currently getting from zebralight on a similar RMA, who need 4 or 5 updates and another week or so before I get a very short response only answering part of a question, and who do not seem to want to give updates in the status of an order or RMA. Coupled with my previous customer service experience with Nitecore I would say they have certainly got themself on the right track.
I e-mailed the address on their website about an EZ123 over a year old that broke, I fixed it myself for about 3 months but then it broke again and I destroyed the circuit board trying to get a good connection to the spring again.
I had no reply for over a day, but then someone with basic English asked me what country I lived in and what the problem was. He said he'd arrange them to contact me next day.
The next morning I got an e-mail from someone else answering any questions I had, they said I would have to pay $8 for the new circuit, return shipping and repair costs. This seemed fair as the light was beyond it's warranty period and a lot of the damage was in the end self-inflicted.
I also asked if they would consider upgrading my old D10 GDP to the new D11.2 circuit, as my D10 has pretty bad parasitic drain issues, sucking an eneloop dry in a couple of weeks. He said that would be fine, but there would be a cost of $5 for the new circuit board if I wanted to upgrade to the latest D11.2 board.
They have kept in contact with me answering any questions and say they'll let me know as soon as the lights arrive to them. This is overall much better than the service I'm currently getting from zebralight on a similar RMA, who need 4 or 5 updates and another week or so before I get a very short response only answering part of a question, and who do not seem to want to give updates in the status of an order or RMA. Coupled with my previous customer service experience with Nitecore I would say they have certainly got themself on the right track.