The new frontier regarding the world of smartphones is the one that allows the repair of the same directly to your home. The car repair program of Samsung that allows users to repair certain devices with selected parts is progressing more and more. In fact, the program is slowly expanding the number of supported devices, also including leaflets, making different categories and spare parts available.
Samsung announced yesterday that it is significantly implementing its program, extending it to as many users as possible. The program in question will offer repair options totaling 50 devices including smartphones, tablets, PCs and now also products dedicated to home entertainment.
Samsung extends its self-repair program to 50 devices
Samsung has extended its self-repair program to other devices. The company confirms that it has added 14 new Galaxy products to the support list. Among the newly added devices are the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold5, Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Tab S9 series, and Galaxy Book2 series. Furthermore, the new home entertainment category adds 20 products to the program, such as the projector Second generation freestyle.
Just like the other categories, the new home entertainment section will also give owners access to party, instruments e guide extremely detailed. There will be indications and aspects relating to the image, power supply, Wi-Fi connection, audio and remote control for TV, monitor and so on. Meanwhile, owners of 2023 soundbars will be able to replace the HDMI, optical cable, and parts related to power, sound, and wireless communication.
There is also another big change coming within Samsung’s program, namely the variety of replacement parts to which users will have access. For phones and tablets, it will be possible to repair the speakers, the SIM card tray, the side button and the volume button. Those who own a Galaxy Book will now have the opportunity to replace the speakers on both the left and right, as well as the fan.