The abundance of authorized repair shops is one advantage of purchasing a Samsung phone in the US. Despite the fact that contemporary smartphones are significantly more robust, things could still go wrong and your phone could eventually develop a damaged screen or a dead motherboard. In these situations, having quick access to a government service facility is crucial. Samsung is now expanding its cooperation with uBreakiFix to expand its repair sites in the US in an effort to make your life easier.

By the end of 2023, 50 uBreakiFix locations across the US will become flagship Samsung repair centers as part of the growth. Flagship repair shops feature more sophisticated equipment and a better supply of parts than typical repair facilities. In response to the discussion, uBreakiFix will stock its stores with more Samsung repair equipment. As a result, they will be able to carry out same-day repairs for straightforward problems like replacing the logic board or screen.

The first five flagship locations for the two businesses have already had a soft launch in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Orlando, and Los Angeles. The quantity of Samsung devices that are sent in for repair, location, client happiness, and turnaround time all affect the location of flagship stores. The utilization of flagship repair shops to test new initiatives before they are implemented nationwide in the US, such as new repair kinds, is another advantage.

In order to provide its US consumers with over 300 approved repair points, Samsung first partnered with uBreakiFix in 2018. Samsung also offers a Self-Service Repair program in case you don't want to take your phone to a repair shop. Although you won't save any money by trying to fix your broken Galaxy yourself, you may get the necessary original components and equipment from iFixit. The application only supports a small number of smartphones, and the only parts you can buy for them are those for the Galaxy S20, S21, and S22.