Companies that want to get broken cell phones repaired at a more affordable price have announced that they have launched repair programs that allow users to fix their own devices. One of the world’s leading smart device brands. Apple last year, users started buying genuine parts and tools from Apple. allowing them to repair their own devices It had launched an application called Self-Service Repair.

Another tech giant after Apple’s move iFixit on Samsung In partnership with the company, it launched a program that allows users to repair their phone themselves. Galaxy S20, S21 and Tab S7 Plus owners to buy spare parts for their devices and do it yourself repair The program, which includes guides on how to do this, is expected to bring convenience to users as well as support the sustainability movement.

Samsung wants to offer this service for more devices in the future

Since parts of the latest devices are not released in the program, which was first introduced in March, parts and repairs are only offered for some Samsung models. The company aims to further expand the scope of its services, extend devices and repair types plan.

For now screen, rear window and charging port Parts and tools offered for replacement can be purchased through iFixit and Samsung sales and service outlets. In addition, when users purchase a screen replacement kit, they can send old parts for recycling free of charge.

The prices of this application are as follows:

The repair and part prices of the other models in the list are: From $60 (1076TL) starts and $232 (4163TL) it goes up. Whether the application will be implemented in Turkey and whether it will go to our country It is not yet clear what the prices will be. As with many phones, some Samsung models are difficult to take apart. If users fail to repair properly, it can lead to greater damage to their devices. It’s quite curious how helpful the guides Samsung sent out on this subject will be.

There is no word yet on whether this application, which is currently only available in the United States, will also be available in Europe and Turkey.