Should I ask for a refund? Or should I still be good to use the one I received? The fact that it only has 5 years warranty is slightly worrying.

21 Comments

  1. wizardstrikes2

    They change the packaging all the time. Read the sticker on the new one.

    Most people don’t have PC’s for more than 5 years so don’t let the warranty change you mind

  2. imaginary_num6er

    A SeaSonic G12 is not a “SeaSonic Focus”. It’s more like they used the wrong photo, but description is correct.

  3. The image was wrong on the listing, its still a good psu I wouldn’t bother with returns.

  4. PercentageSecret1078

    Jesus here we go again, is the dress blue or gold?

  5. Menace_B

    If it was a good price and for a budget build, i wouldn’t think about it twice, looks like you still got an 80+ Gold, semi modular 850w power supply

  6. Bytepond

    The listing on Amazon has the wrong picture. If you look at the product description / title it matches what you received.

    Seasonic makes solid power supplies. I wouldn’t worry about the 5 year warranty.

  7. Echelon64

    If the warranty is important to you I’d return it.

  8. GuyFromDeathValley

    just different packaging. could be wrong photo, could be old stock. its the advertised product, check the description about the warranty, if its not written in the description nothing you can do, most shops protect themselves stating “similar to product picture” for this reason.

  9. DrakeShadow

    The G12 isn’t a bad PSU but you were expecting a better PSU based on the picture. I don’t blame you. I can see where the mix up happened. GM-850 and G12-GM-850.

  10. AlexJonestwnMassacre

    The photo on the listing is wrong. You got what you ordered and are gold.

  11. Jamie00003

    Return it then. Not exactly rocket science is it? Honestly this junk is really annoying

  12. mossyoak743

    Technically their item description matched what you received….It’s Amazon, just send it back.

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