Samsung addresses green line problem in India with free screen replacement: Check eligible devices
Galaxy devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, the Galaxy Note20 and Note20 Ultra, the Galaxy S21 series (excluding the S21 FE), and the Galaxy S22. To qualify, phones must be no more than three years old and must be free from any physical or water damage. Samsung has determined that the green line issue is due to faulty software updates affecting certain older Galaxy S series and Note models with Super AMOLED displays.
Customers seeking to take advantage of this program should visit a Samsung Service Center before April 30. The process involves booking an appointment, after which Samsung will replace the faulty screen without charge. As an added benefit, each replacement also comes with a new battery, enhancing the phone's overall performance.
Samsung's initiative is similar to a program launched by OnePlus last year, also aimed at addressing green line issues on smartphone screens. This move demonstrates Samsung's vision to customer satisfaction and highlights the company's efforts to resolve specific display problems experienced by Galaxy smartphone users in India. If you own an eligible Galaxy smartphone and have noticed green lines on your device, now is the time to act.
Visit your nearest Samsung Service Center and take advantage of this free screen replacement program before it ends on April 30. It is a valuable opportunity to restore your phone's display quality and improve your user experience at no cost. Milestone Alert!
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