Samsung 'free screen replacement programme' for select smartphones; check the list, last date of replacement, and other details | - Times of India

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According to reports, Samsung has announced a program for free screen replacement for certain Galaxy smartphones in India to tackle the problem of green lines appearing on screens. This initiative aims to assist users facing this specific problem and will be available until April 30, providing a one-time screen replacement.

Samsung screen replacement programme eligible devices

In recent months, numerous Samsung Galaxy smartphone users have reported green line issues on their displays.

Samsung acknowledged this issue, attributing it to faulty software updates affecting older S series or Note smartphones with Super AMOLED displays.

According to a report from Android Authority, Samsung is offering a complimentary one-time screen replacement service for eligible devices in India. These include the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy Note20/Ultra, Galaxy S21 series (excluding S21 FE), and Galaxy S22 smartphones. It's important to note that these phones should be within three years of purchase and free from physical or water damage to qualify for the programme.

Additionally, Samsung is providing a new battery with each screen repair to enhance the overall user experience.

Samsung screen replacement programme: Offer details

If you own one of the eligible Galaxy S or Note series devices and are experiencing the green line issue, you can take advantage of this offer by visiting the nearest Samsung Service Center before April 30. Simply book an appointment and get your smartphone's screen replaced at no cost.

This initiative from Samsung follows in the footsteps of OnePlus, which introduced a similar screen replacement policy for users facing the green-line issue last year.

This programme underscores Samsung's commitment to customer satisfaction by addressing specific display issues faced by Galaxy smartphone users in India.

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