rvenneman Loc: Yuma, AZ

Nikon AF-P NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6E ED VR Lens - Black ** NEW **..
Nikon MFR #20068. USA model. It is a lens for full frame FX.
Still in the box and never used. I has never been out of the box. It was purchased from B&H Photo. Their item number is BH #NI7030045AFP.
The photo is a photo of the box and UPC info.
This comes from an adult smoke-free home.
$519.00. Priority Mail USPS $15.50.
PayPal, money order, and personal checks accepted. Checks need to clear.
Thank you.

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rodriguezckr

I am interested in this lens. Is it still available?
Since it has never been used, is the warrantee still intact? i.e. can it be registered and get the full manufacturer warrantee?

Thanks

rvenneman Loc: Yuma, AZ

I have not registered the lens. I am not sure if you can register the lens because I am not a authorized Nikon dealer. I found this out from a new Nikon 100mm lens I sold.
I am not sure if a warranty is transferable or not. If it is I would have to resister the warranty and transfer it to you.
Perhaps someone on the board knows.
I will find out if it is transferable and let you know.

rvenneman Loc: Yuma, AZ

Here is something I found out on the Nikon Website:
Nikon Limited Warranty and Product Registration

Nikon Limited Warranty
Nikon Mirrorless Z Camera Bodies, NIKKOR Z Lenses, Digital SLR Camera Bodies, NIKKOR Lenses, Nikon Speedlights, and COOLPIX Cameras.

These Nikon products purchased directly from Nikon Inc. or one of our Authorized Nikon Dealers or Resellers come with our One Year Limited Warranty. Please see the One Year Limited Warranty included in the product box for more details. Also, please keep your One Year Warranty and the original, dated proof of purchase for the product in a secure, dry place so that they will be available if your Nikon product ever needs warranty service.

I have the receipt from B&H but it is dated August, 2019. It states that a copy of a receipt has to be available. On the receipt it has the name of my daughter-in-law since I purchased it on a visit to Oregon to save the sales tax. According to the statement below, a Nikon Lens has a 5 year warranty.

There is no warranty transfer. And according to the above statement from Nikon it does not matter is the lens is registered or not. It still holds the warranty.

I would have the issue if I used the lens with her name on the receipt. I would have had to say it was a gift and here is the warranty sales receipt.

Also, I’m not sure if anyone else ever had an issue and what I am about to say is NOT TRYING TO TALK YOU INTO BUYING THE LENS but I have had many many Nikon lenses over the years since the F3 film camera and never had an issue.

Below is the statement on the length of the warranty. My lens should be covered until August of 2024, three and a half years from now.

Nikon cameras and lenses are covered by a 1 year warranty. Lenses have a 4 year extension of that warranty. If you have an issue under warranty it doesn't matter if it's in the 1st year or the 5th, the coverage will be the same. ... Some Squaretrade and Mack warranties will cover accidental damage.