Samsunga new technology that will double recycling efforts repair program is starting. According to the claims, the technology giant is a company that reuses recycled parts. Galaxy repair utility designed it.
Samsung Electronics’ new green policy will not only allow the recycling and reuse of old parts, but also reduce the cost of replacing certain parts. Here is the new repair program that Samsung has planned for Galaxy phones and tablets.
New era for Samsung phones: Fix it yourself!
Joining forces with iFixit, Samsung will launch a special program for phone repair users. Here are the first details!
Samsung will use recycled parts for repairs
In documents leaked by Business Korea Samsung’s new reversible repair program appeared. The technology giant will prefer “manufacturer-approved recycled parts” instead of using new hardware for Galaxy repairs. This can also positively affect the phone repair cost.
South Korean manufacturer recycled repair program It is thought to be able to kill two birds with one stone. Previously used hardware will be reused on another phone through the mobile device repair program and costs will be reduced.
In the new leaked report, Samsung manufacturer-approved recycled parts It was stated that it will offer them as spare parts and ensure that their quality is at the same level as the new components.
Samsung is rolling out its new recycling mobile device repair program in the next few months, namely before the second half of 2022 may be planning to launch.
The new screen, which will provide a great advantage especially in screen replacement, Galaxy repair program in Turkey It is unclear whether it will be implemented. However, if it is implemented in our country, it is likely that there will be a discount in mobile device repair.
Samsung has begun to rapidly expand its environmental policy recently. The company, which removed the adapter and headset from the smartphone boxes, also offered the “fix it yourself” program to users for phone repair.
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