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Samsung repairing Galaxy Note and S series phones’ display for just $100, here’s how
Samsung brings great and best offers every moment for its Galaxy smartphone users. Whether you are using a flagship or an affordable smartphone, the company takes care of it. With this tagline, Samsung smartphone users in the US can avail a great promotional offer for their Galaxy devices.
The cracked display on your smartphone is very annoying. The phone probably still works fine, but the crack can make use difficult or even dangerous. But the repair cost is usually close to the value of the phone, so most people will skip the repairs.
Well, if you have a cracked Samsung phone, there is a promotional offer that you may not want to pass. By March 28, 2022, Samsung will be repairing the Galaxy S or Galaxy Note screen for just $100. It’s a lot less than you get anywhere.
Samsung’s $100 Smartphone Repair Promotion
To qualify for this offer, you must be living in the United States. You must also have a Galaxy S9 or newer phone in the Galaxy S series (exceptions Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy S20 FE only). The promo also applies to Galaxy Note 9 or newer Galaxy Note phones. This does not apply to any other Galaxy series, i.e. no Galaxy A or Galaxy Z phone.
How to fix your cracked Samsung phone for $100?
Follow the steps below to repair your $100 screen. Keep in mind that this will only work until March 28, 2022. Next, you pay the standard screen repair rate:
- Visit Samsung’s repair portal.
- Click “Start repair service” and select “Phone”.
- Choose whether you are fixing Galaxy S or Galaxy Note phone. Remember, these are the only lines that apply to the $100 promo.
- Select your phone model and then select the “Mail-In” service.
- You can not use the drop-off service.
- Login or create a Samsung account.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to begin your repair. Assuming you meet the eligibility requirements, your repairs will cost $100.
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