The item listing says "3 year warranty". I've posted many times about so-called warranties on products sold by Chinese sellers. Suffice it to say... the warranty is not enforceable. You cannot rely upon it.
The listing gives the impression of the seller being an Australian seller. That is not the case. (You need to click onto the seller's feedback score which will take you to the seller's feedback profile page where it states in which country the seller is registered.)
The seller's feedback percentage is abysmal! 98.8% is terrible for a high-volume seller. (I would not purchase from a high-volume seller with less than 99.5%.)
This isn't a known brand item; it's clearly (very clearly) made in a Chinese factory without the quality control that would be in place if the factory were producing the item to the specifications of (and under contract to) a major brand name. The components would be the very cheapest that would do the job or give the impression of doing the job for a short period of time. Will this product perform as promised? Will it have the specs promised? Will it last? I think the answers are "probably not", "no", and "probably not".
Can you rely on the company to assist if something goes wrong, say, six months from now? No. By then, it will be too late to open even a PayPal dispute. Your complaints would fall on deaf ears, although if the problem occurs before the dispute time is up, you'd be receiving friendly pseudo-helpful replies asking for you to provide this, do that, wait a little longer while a replacement is sent, etc., etc., until they've strung you along past the point of being able to open a dispute. Then - deafening silence is what you'd hear.
Can you rely on Australian Consumer Legislation to assist you? After all, the listing blatantly states 3 year warranty! But... no.
This post, this post, this post, this post, and this post/thread - they give some valuable information about Just In Time Fulfilment, about how useless a warranty stated on an eBay listing is unless the item is sold by an Australian business who is an authorised seller of that particular item, how poor quality components are not only going to make cheap unbranded Chinese items prove faulty, but also cause huge risk of property damage, injury, and even death.
