Samsung Care+ will have free screen replacement

Samsung’s phone repair service is getting a big upgrade in January
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Samsung Care+ will include free screen repairs for Galaxy starting in January
Samsung is adding free screen repairs to its Care+ program for Galaxy devices as a new perk to the subscription.
Samsung Care+ To Include Free Screen Repairs For Galaxy Devices
Samsung Care+ is now set to offer free screen repairs for eligible Galaxy devices covered under the plan. The optional insurance package for Galaxy devices is expected to cover free screen replacements starting January 2025,
Broken screen? Samsung Care Plus will soon offer free repairs for its premium tier
If you've got Samsung Care Plus with Theft and Loss, you'll soon be able to get your phone's glass repaired without paying a service fee.
Samsung Care+ will soon replace your Galaxy phone's broken screen for free
Starting January 15, 2025, Samsung Care+ Theft & Loss will offer free screen replacements, dropping the $29 service fee. The perk will only apply to Galaxy S phones and won't be available for Galaxy Z Fold and Flip devices.
Samsung Care+ will have free screen replacement, with a catch
Samsung Care+ adds free screen replacement for your Galaxy devices starting January 2025. For the uninitiated, Samsung Care+ offers additional coverage for your Galaxy smartphones
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How to score free Galaxy screen repair for your Samsung Care+ covered device
Samsung is adding free Galaxy screen repair to the most expensive tier of coverage for the Samsung Care+ extended warranty ...
Samsung Will Soon Offer Free Screen Repairs for Its Care+ Subscribers, But with a Catch
Samsung will start offering free screen repairs to its Care+ members starting this January. Read this story to learn more.
Samsung’s latest Care+ upgrade makes AppleCare+ look like bad value
Samsung will soon offer free repairs for cracks and chips in smartphone screens as part of its highest-tier Care Plus protection plan, ditching the prior $29 charge.