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Two Year Warranty

Every box, every tier, covered for two years against manufacturing defects and hardware failure — with the replacement sent before we ask for the faulty unit back.

  • 2 yearsFrom the delivery date
  • CoveredReturn shipping both ways
  • AdvanceReplacement ships first
  • AccessoriesRemote, adapter and cable too

01What the warranty covers

Every OSM X1, in every tier, is covered for two years from the date it is delivered to you. The warranty covers manufacturing defects and hardware failure under normal domestic use.

  • A box that will not power on, or restarts on its own.
  • A port that stops working — HDMI, LAN, USB, optical, AV or the microSD slot.
  • Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios that fail or degrade.
  • Storage or memory faults, including a box that will not complete an update.
  • The supplied remote, power adapter and HDMI cable, on the same two year term.
  • Cosmetic defects present on arrival, such as a cracked housing or a misaligned cover.

The warranty follows the product, not the buyer. If you give the box away or sell it, the remaining cover goes with it — the new owner just needs the original order number.

02What it does not cover

  • Accidental damage: drops, crushing, liquid ingress, or a port damaged by force.
  • Damage from a power supply other than the one supplied, or from a surge event.
  • Units opened or modified by anyone other than OSM or our authorised repairer.
  • Software problems caused by sideloaded applications or a modified system image.
  • Normal wear, such as scuffing on the housing or fading print on the remote.
  • Loss or theft — that is a matter for your household insurance.

If a fault falls outside the warranty we will tell you what a repair would cost before doing any work, and we will return the unit free of charge if you would rather not proceed.

03Before you claim

Many reported faults turn out to be a setting, a cable or the network. Five minutes of checking can save you days without a television.

  1. 1Try the HDMI cable that came in the box, in a different port on the television.
  2. 2Power-cycle: unplug the box for thirty seconds, then plug it back in.
  3. 3If it is a streaming problem, work through the buffering guide before assuming the hardware failed.
  4. 4If it is a remote problem, fit fresh batteries and re-pair before claiming.
  5. 5Factory reset the box. If the fault survives a reset, it is hardware.

04Making a claim

  1. 1Email support@osmx1.com with your order number and a short description of the fault.
  2. 2Include a photo or a short video if the fault is visible — it often skips a round of questions.
  3. 3We reply with a claim reference and a prepaid return label, usually within a business day.
  4. 4For faults we can confirm from your description, we dispatch the replacement straight away rather than waiting for the faulty unit to arrive.
  5. 5Send the faulty unit back within fourteen days of receiving the replacement, using the prepaid label.

Advance replacement

We send the new box first for any fault we can confirm from your description. You are not left without a television while a parcel is in transit.

05Your statutory rights

This warranty is a commercial guarantee given voluntarily by OSM. It is in addition to, and never a replacement for, the rights you hold under the consumer law of your own country.

EU and EEA
A legal guarantee of conformity of at least two years applies to goods bought from a trader, under Directive (EU) 2019/771. Some countries set a longer period.
Norway
The Consumer Purchases Act gives a complaint period of two years, or five years for goods intended to last substantially longer.
United Kingdom
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 applies in addition to this warranty.
Ireland
The Consumer Rights Act 2022 applies in addition to this warranty.
Switzerland
Statutory warranty rights under the Swiss Code of Obligations apply.
New Zealand
The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 applies and cannot be excluded for consumer purchases.

Nothing in this document limits any right you have by law. Where a statutory right is more generous than this warranty, the statutory right applies.

Try the Troubleshooting First

Many faults turn out to be a cable, a setting or a router. The guides take five minutes and might save you days.