It's a bit different thing with that EU law. EU does not force to anybody offer any warranty, BUT EU demands that: "If the item you bought does not look or fun

It's a bit different thing with that EU law. EU does not force to anybody offer any warranty, BUT EU demands that: "If the item you bought does not look or function as it was advertised, or if it is not satisfactory, you have the right to have the item replaced or to get your money back if the re- placement was not completed in a reasonable time at no extra cost." Warranty by large means that manufactures promises to repair your item (or replace). EU forces seller, not manufacturer, to take action.