Samsung announces a big change for its phones. The company wants to make them easier to fix. This new plan starts with seven popular Galaxy models. Samsung calls it the Galaxy for Repair program.

(Samsung’s New Initiative for Repair-Friendly Phone Design)

The goal is simple. Samsung wants users to have a better repair experience. Phones break sometimes. Getting them fixed should be less hassle. This move helps users. It saves money. It also helps the environment.

Samsung worked with repair experts. They listened to customer complaints. Phones like the Galaxy S series are included. Foldable phones like the Galaxy Z Flip and Z Fold are part of the plan too. Samsung will share repair information widely. They will offer genuine parts. They will support repair shops.

(Samsung’s New Initiative for Repair-Friendly Phone Design)

This is good news for phone owners. Fixing a broken screen or battery becomes easier. People can choose where to get repairs. They might save money. Keeping phones longer is possible. Less electronic waste is good for the planet. Samsung says it cares about user choice and sustainability. Easier repairs support this idea.