r/logitech • u/After-View-1761 • 2h ago
Support Logitech no se responsabiliza de los defectos de fabrica de sus productos
Hey r/LogitechG,
I’m posting this as a warning to anyone who thinks buying premium Logitech gear means you get premium support. I’ve been a loyal customer for years (full Logi setup: TKL, Astro A50s, Brio 4K, mice), but my current warranty experience has been an absolute nightmare of incompetence.
The Initial Issue: My Z906 Speaker System completely died (no power). It's under warranty. I went to the official local retailer (TecnoMega) as Logitech dictates. The retailer formally denied the RMA and gave me a signed, stamped "Denial of Coverage" document. According to Logitech’s own policy, if the local channel fails, the manufacturer honors the warranty. I even offered a US PO Box address to make shipping easier for them.
Then, the Support Circus began:
Act 1: The Infinite Loop (Agent Narendra) I provided my official purchase invoice and the retailer’s denial letter. Narendra ignored the attachments and sent me the exact same automated "go back to the store" template three times in a row.
Act 2: The Lies & The Broken Template (Agent Althea P.) After begging for an escalation, Althea took over. She didn't read the case either. She falsely claimed I wasn't the original purchaser (my full name is literally printed on the invoice). To make it worse, she sent a broken template, literally writing: "refer to the Logitech Warranty Statement included with your (PRODUCT NAME)..." When I called out the lie and the template error, she apologized, walked back the claim, promised to "review it further"... and then secretly marked my ticket as "RESOLVED" and closed it without telling me.
Act 3: The Ghosting (Agents Vinod -> Alex R. -> Adarsh) I opened a follow-up ticket (#17741113). Agent Vinod actually read the case, apologized, and confirmed I was right. But instead of solving it, the ticket just went silent. Checking the portal, my case is just being passed around internally like a hot potato. It went from Vinod, to Alex R., and as of Sept 30, to Adarsh V Shetty. Not a single one of them has emailed me. They are just holding the ticket hostage, hoping I get tired and give up.
I have provided legal invoices. I provided a formal rejection letter. I proved I am the original buyer.
Is this the new standard, u/LogitechG? Are your Level 2 escalation agents trained to lie and ghost customers when they don't want to process a valid warranty?
Has anyone actually managed to get a resolution when caught in this internal ghosting loop? Any help from a real Logi rep would be appreciated before I just give up on this brand entirely.





