What are my rights if a product doesn't match its description?

If a product doesn’t match its description, it’s legally defective under German law — you can demand repair, replacement, price reduction, or contract cancellation, plus possible compensation.

You have the right to a remedy — such as a refund, replacement, or repair — because the product failed to meet the consumer guarantee of matching its description under Australian Consumer Law.

Yes, you can reject the goods if they don’t match the description — this is a breach of your legal rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2022.

If goods you bought don’t match their description, you have the right to reject them and get a full refund, or claim damages — this is protected under section 13 of Singapore’s Sale of Goods Act.

You have the right to reject the product and get a full refund, or request repair, replacement, or price reduction, because EU law requires goods to match their sample or model.

If goods delivered don’t match the description, you have the right to reject them, claim a refund, or demand replacement under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930. You must act promptly — usually within a reasonable time after delivery.

You can request a refund, replacement, or repair within 14 days of receipt under South Korea’s Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Transactions. Coupang must process your request without delay.

You have the right to reject the product and get a full refund within 30 days if it doesn’t match its description, as required by the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Yes, you may cancel the contract if you can prove the other party made a false statement that induced you to sign it, and you acted promptly after discovering the misrepresentation.