Samsung Electronics has expanded its innovative self-repair service to its Galaxy foldable device lineup, including the Galaxy Z Flip and Fold series models. This expansion marks a new milestone in the technology industry, allowing users to repair and extend the life of their devices.
In collaboration with popular online repair community iFixit, Samsung is offering users free guides and details on how to replace damaged or old components.
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First launched in the United States in August 2022, the program reached Spain and eight other European countries almost a year later, providing access to detailed instructions, special tools and original spare parts.
Users can now replace basic components themselves, such as the front and back cover, screen, battery, touch panel, power button with fingerprint reader, SIM card tray, speakers and microphone. This advancement represents a significant step towards sustainability and consumer autonomy in maintaining their devices.
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The company recently announced the expansion of its self-repair program to its newest family of foldable devices, including the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Z Fold5 models. Although the expansion initially included South Korea and some European countries, Samsung did not specify all affected markets.
Looking ahead, Samsung plans to add more products to this initiative. These include the Galaxy S23 series, Tab S9 series and Galaxy Book 2 Pro series. This demonstrates the company’s commitment to innovation and customer service.
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This focus on self-improvement not only empowers users, but also aligns Samsung with growing sustainability and environmental responsibility trends in the technology industry.
*This content was rewritten with the help of artificial intelligence, based on information from Europa Press, and reviewed by a journalist and editor.
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