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It’s now easier to get your Samsung phone repaired in the US

March 14, 2018 By discountbonus_sd3n3h



Getting your Samsung Galaxy phone fixed is about to be a whole lot easier, and faster, to boot. 

Samsung has partnered up with uBreakiFix in the US, vastly expanding the number of Samsung Care-honoring locations to 300 of the dedicated repair shops, with 200 more being added by early 2019. What’s more, it says that most repairs can be completed in two hours or less, and are fixed on-site.

The uBreakiFix locations working with Samsung will be working with genuine parts, and will utilize the same proprietary repair tools to bring your phone back to its fine day-one form.

Are you covered?

Samsung Premium Care comes for free the first month that you own your new Samsung phone, but after that, it comes in at a price that’s not too far off the cost of Netflix each month.

The company’s paid-for service costs $11.99 per month with a $99 deductible (that’s the most you’ll have to spend on a repair), then you can just walk your phone into a uBreakiFix location to get a quick, easy fix.

Samsung’s partnership with uBreakiFix extends to covering the following Samsung Care-covered phones, though it will work on your phone regardless of warranty status:

  • Samsung Galaxy S9
  • Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
  • Samsung Galaxy S8 
  • Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus
  • Samsung Galaxy S7
  • Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
  • Samsung Galaxy S6
  • Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus 
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 8
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 5

To see if the uBreakiFix location near you is a Samsung Care authorized store, check out this link.

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