Today, the importance of recycling is becoming more and more important with the increase of environmental pollution problems. Many companies restrict or stop using non-recyclable products for this purpose. While the usage area of recycling and disposable products is getting narrower, companies have accelerated their work on this issue.
It has been claimed that Samsung, one of the pioneers of the technology industry, has also started working to support recycling. These efforts are expected to make both environmentally friendly people and Samsung users happy.
Samsung will use second-hand parts in device repairs
With this new application of Samsung that will be talked about a lot, when you want to have your devices repaired, you can return the parts that were previously removed from a different device. It is aimed to use converted parts. With the DIY repair program the company introduced this month, the use of second-hand parts for repair purposes could also start this summer. The application is expected to both minimize the number of waste technological parts and significantly reduce repair costs.
While some may not like having second-hand parts installed on their devices, the company is said to be installing these parts after repairing them to a near-new level. Moreover, thanks to this application, the price you pay for the repair of your phones or tablets can be reduced to half the price. This is not the first application Samsung has made to contribute to recycling. The company also uses recycled materials in some non-critical parts of the Galaxy S22, and for this purpose, it has stopped including wall chargers in retail boxes.
The project that Samsung can implement next summer in order to prevent waste is also a very open subject for discussion. Although you don’t like having second-hand parts installed when you send your device for repair, we don’t think it will be a problem when you bring these parts to almost the same level as new ones and use them. However, we have to wait and see how successful this application will be in the coming days.
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