Samsung opens up its self-repair program to the Galaxy S22 series and PCs

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Samsung is expanding its self-repair program.
The program now offers genuine parts for the Galaxy S22 family and PCs.
Users will be able to start purchasing repair kits starting today.

Have you already cracked the screen on your Galaxy S22 device? Maybe you have a Galaxy Book that needs a new touchpad? Well, then you may be happy to hear that Samsung has expanded its self-repair program to include the Galaxy S22 family and PCs.

Today, Samsung announced that it is adding five Galaxy devices to its self-repair program. These devices include the Galaxy Book Pro (15), Galaxy Book Pro 360 (15), Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra.

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