OUR Samsung announced this Thursday (31) a collaboration with i fix it, an established online repair community, to promote the smartphone auto repair program. Owners of popular models Galaxyhow Galaxy S20 as well as S21 this Tab Galaxy S7+repair models in the comfort of their own home with access to original parts, tools, and intuitive, visual, step-by-step repair guides.

First, the types of maintenance that can be done will include replacing screen assemblies, rear glass, and charging ports. The idea is that in the future the program will be expanded to include more device models and repairs. OUR Samsung also said that it would receive used parts for recycling.

The company’s actions are in line with the requirements set forth Right to repair – Right to repair, a movement that seeks more consumer rights for its products, including through repairs. According to the announcement of Samsungthe program should start with summer in the northern hemisphere (winter in the southern hemisphere).

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Partnership between Samsung and iFixit

The idea of ​​the new auto repair program is to promote greater autonomy and convenience for users, and is also a more sustainable repair initiative. “At Samsung, we are creating more ways for consumers to extend the life of our products through premium services.”declared Ramon GregorySenior Vice President, Customer Service, Samsung Electronics America.

This is not the first time i fix it cooperates with a large company to create car repair programs. In 2018, the community helped Motorola launch a set of smartphone repair tools.

“We are happy to consult with Samsung to help them develop a solution for spare parts and repair information do it yourself (do it yourself)”commented Kyle Vince, Executive Director from i fix it. “Every time you fix a device, you help the planet”he added.

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Source: Samsung, iFixit.