Tech Made Simple

Hot Topics: How to Fix Bluetooth Pairing Problems | Complete Guide to Facebook Privacy | How to Block Spam Calls | Snapchat Symbol Meaning

We may earn commissions when you buy from links on our site. Why you can trust us.

author photo

No Insurance, No Problem: Samsung Phone Screen Repairs Are Just $99

by Suzanne Kantra on September 15, 2022

If you don’t pay for phone insurance, getting your Samsung phone’s screen repaired is expensive, with costs as high as $475 for phones like the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip. Now through September 26, you can save up to 57 percent off repairs – with a few caveats.

Hand holding a phone with a cracked screen on a white background.

To take advantage of the discount, you’ll need to make an appointment using your Samsung account at an authorized Samsung Service Center. Unfortunately, you can’t just walk in and get the deal.

Most Samsung phones are eligible for the promotion, but not all. Models covered include A Series phones, Galaxy S9 and newer, Note9 and newer, and Galaxy Flip and Fold models.

Furthermore, if you bring your phone in for a cracked screen and the repair technician finds other damage, you must have all the damage repaired to get the promotional discount on the broken screen. Otherwise, you’ll pay the full price for the screen repair.

The promotional price for A Series, Galaxy S Series, and Note phones is $99 (you save $133). The promotional price for the Z Flip and Z Fold phones is $249 (you save $226). The promotional pricing is part of the Discover Samsung sales event, where you’ll find deep discounts on all categories of products, including the Techlicious Editor’s Choice winner QN90B 4K Neo-QLED TV (65-inch regularly $2,599, now $1,899 on Samsung.com).

[Image credit: Phone with broken screen via BigStockPhoto]

For the past 20+ years, Techlicious founder Suzanne Kantra has been exploring and writing about the world’s most exciting and important science and technology issues. Prior to Techlicious, Suzanne was the Technology Editor for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and the Senior Technology Editor for Popular Science. Suzanne has been featured on CNN, CBS, and NBC.


Topics

News, Phones and Mobile, Cell Phones, Blog


Discussion loading

Home | About | Meet the Team | Contact Us
Media Kit | Newsletter Sponsorships | Licensing & Permissions
Accessibility Statement
Terms of Use | Privacy & Cookie Policy

Techlicious participates in affiliate programs, including the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, which provide a small commission from some, but not all, of the "click-thru to buy" links contained in our articles. These click-thru links are determined after the article has been written, based on price and product availability — the commissions do not impact our choice of recommended product, nor the price you pay. When you use these links, you help support our ongoing editorial mission to provide you with the best product recommendations.

© Techlicious LLC.