Protect Electronics While Traveling with Star Shield’s Coverage
Are you traveling with your gadgets? Your smartphone, tablet, camera, laptop, or any other gadget you carry, maintaining the security of all these matters. At Star Shield, we help you protect electronics while traveling with year-round extended warranty and repair services, designed to give you peace of mind, wherever you go.
Why is it important to Protect Electronics While Traveling?
Portable gadgets are at a greater risk of being dropped, battery failure, being stolen and experiencing other failures when you are on the go. Otherwise, you will end up experiencing high repair charges or even loss of functionality altogether. That’s why our extended protection plans are designed to protect electronics while traveling, providing ongoing coverage that supports you both at home and on the go.
Our Travel Protection Cover
With our service at Star Shield, you’re protected throughout the year, with added confidence during your trips, our services will provide:
- Extended Warranty: Have a more comprehensive cover than the manufacturer guarantees for the travel gadgets.
- Seamless Service Access: Our plans allow you to request repairs easily, even when you’re away from your regular service location.
- Damage Protection: We offer one-time screen replacement, protection against a dead battery or inner hardware malfunction that happens during travel.
- Stress-Free Claims: Quick and hassle-free claim facility having no depreciation charges.
Star Shield Smart Travel
We have helped thousands of customers protect electronics while traveling, ensuring their devices stay functional and secure throughout the coverage year. Whether you are on business or pleasure, our full range of plans is designed to protect your gadget no matter where you are.
Select Star Shield and travel safely with the assurance that your electronics are safe.
Do you also want to protect your electronics while traveling? Get in touch with our team or any of our 28+ centers located in Singapore to kickstart today.
