Good news for all owners of smartphones and other Samsung devices, you can now do your repairs yourself in France thanks to a brand new self-repair program.
A few months ago, Apple launched a program allowing you to repair your smartphone yourself, before Google also offered this initiative for its Pixel smartphones. It is now Samsung’s turn to offer a similar self-repair program for its Galaxy devices.
After allowing Korean customers tobuy official spare partsSamsung is now extending its self-repair program to several countries on the European continent, including France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom. United.
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Samsung’s smartphone self-repair program arrives in France
Now, if your Samsung device is broken, you have the option of fixing it yourself by ordering an official part from the Samsung website. Several smartphones are currently eligible, Galaxy S20, S21 and S22but there are also a few laptops: the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360.
Through this initiative, Samsung intends to extend the lifecycle of its devices to encourage users to enjoy the optimized performance of their Galaxy device for as long as possible said TM Roh, President and Director of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. ” We are committed to expanding access to our self-repair program worldwide while improving the repairability of our products “.
To order a spare part, simply go to the dedicated Samsung website and search for your device. To repair the screen of your Galaxy S22 Ultra, you will have to pay 314.40 euros, for example. Samsung provides video tutorials as well as manuals so that you can repair your device yourself.
Of course, if you do not feel able to undertake a self-repair, Samsung always offers its return program so that specialized technicians support your device. However, this new “Self Repair” program should be welcomed by anyone wishing to save money on the repair of their smartphone. At this time, it’s unclear when Samsung will make parts available for other devices, but the Galaxy S23s are expected to become eligible soon.