Microsoft warranty length by product
The standard warranty Microsoft publishes for products bought new in the United States, one line per product type, each read from Microsoft's own page on the date shown. Open a row for the detail and the return window.
| Product | Standard warranty | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft controllers and accessories | 90 days | Most Xbox accessories 90 days; Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and Xbox Wireless Headset get 1 year. | download.microsoft.com, 2026-10-16 |
| Microsoft surface | 1 year | Warranty lasts 1 year from purchase unless a different time is listed; repaired units covered for the rest of the term or 90 days. | download.microsoft.com, 2026-10-16 |
| Microsoft xbox console | 1 year | New Xbox consoles 1 year; refurbished consoles and most Xbox accessories 90 days; Elite Series 2 controller and Wireless Headset 1 year. | download.microsoft.com, 2026-10-16 |
Read as a starting point, not as the contract. These are the standard terms each manufacturer publishes for new products bought in the United States, restated in our words with the page we read linked and the date we read it. Your product's own warranty card, the retailer's return policy and your state's or country's consumer law may give you more, and some product lines carry different terms. Commercial use is usually excluded.
Where the app uses this. When a receipt or warranty card names no term, Warranty Drawer starts the expiry clock from this table for the brand it read, labels it "the brand's published standard term", and lets you change it in one tap. Snap the receipt and the reminder is set for 30, 7 and 1 days before the term ends.