As the “Right to Repair” movement picks up steam, Samsung has partnered with iFixit to offer genuine repair parts for Galaxy devices, and those parts are available for purchase starting today.

Four months later, Samsung followed suit with its Self-Repair initiative in partnership with iFixit, though it never mentioned precise details on pricing and parts availability.

Samsung and iFixit have finally launched a promised self-repair program for Galaxy phones and tablets.

With this expansion, Samsung Galaxy owners in Europe will be able to obtain official replacement parts for DIY repairs of their devices through repair kits.

Samsung is allowing Galaxy S20, S21 and Galaxy Tab S7+ device owners to make their own repairs. The technology giant is collaborating with iFixit to deliver the program. Noted for being a leader in ...

Samsung is expanding its self-repair program to the UK and several regions within Europe, letting customers order parts and more. Read on!

The Samsung self-repair kits will let owners of Galaxy phones and tablets repair and replace the screen, back glass, and charging ports.

Samsung's program ships you parts, tools and step-by-step guides to fix your own Samsung phones and tablets.

Samsung and repair resource website iFixit are now selling replacement phone and tablet parts for at-home repairs. (Samsung) ...