10-16-2024 11:14 AM
I have Professional Photographers of America's insurance, but after finding out that they don't cover light damage (a DJ's lasers hit my sensor) I am rethinking things. Just bought the R6 Mark II and I'm wondering if it's worth it to purchase the 4 year protection plan for it - CarePAK Plus - on top of the PPA insurance. Thoughts? Thanks everyone!
10-16-2024 12:57 PM
Greetings,
I purchase 4 yr protection on everything. I have one lens not covered and the only reason why is because I bought it and left on vacation, then forgot to purchase when I came home. Otherwise, I would have. Its piece of mind.
I don't know what PPA covers, but I'll bet its a lot easier to get service directly from Canon without going through a 3rd party. Its up to you of course, but if you need it, and lasers happen... its nice to know you have assistance available from Canon.
~Rick
Bay Area - CA
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