Samsung Electronics is expanding its self-repair program and adding a total of fourteen Galaxy products such as smartphones, tablets, and PCs in the US. To be mentioned, Samsung’s self-repair program provides interested consumers with another convenient way to extend the life of their devices.
The list of fourteen Galaxy products that have been added to the self-repair program includes the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Tab S9 series, and the Galaxy Book2 series. The program also extends into the home entertainment category with the addition of Freestyle 2nd Gen projector and more.
However, the above-mentioned Galaxy owners can now access a broader variety of self-repair parts right at their fingertips. On phones and tablets, consumers will be able to fix the speakers, SIM tray, side key, and volume key, in addition to existing parts for display assemblies, back glass, and charging ports.
Whereas, the Galaxy Book owners will be able to replace the left and right speakers and fans. In addition to existing repairs for the display, battery, power key with fingerprint reader, touchpad, front and rear cases, and rubber feet. Furthermore, the low-cost tool kits can also be purchased as a bundle with parts, or separately.
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Therefore, this self-repair program expansion marks another step forward in Samsung’s customer-first care mission to provide convenient, accessible, and quality device care options to US customers.
