As I understand it, yes - they are required to provide the warranty and no, it isn't the same warranty as the item new. https://www.evz.de/en/shopping-internet

As I understand it, yes - they are required to provide the warranty and no, it isn't the same warranty as the item new. https://www.evz.de/en/shopping-internet/guarantees-and-warranties.html https://www.evz.de/en/shopping-internet/guarantees-and-warra... > The legal warranty is mandatory and applies EU-wide for two years beginning from the date consumers receive the product. In the case of used goods, the period can be shortened (1 year). In addition, a commercial guarantee is often agreed between the contracting parties.