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Samsung’s new warranty extension for Enterprise Galaxy devices

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Every year, Samsung brings new devices. Some of the devices are equipped with premium features that are designed to give a professional touch; all these devices come under the Enterprise edition. This year, Samsung has launched seven devices, including the Galaxy Z Fold5, Z Flip5, S23 UltraS23A54, and A34, and the brand new Tab S9 FE tablet, which are branded as Enterprise models.

Samsung gives some extra benefits to the users of these devices; more specifically, the company gives a two-year warranty, which increases the user’s confidence in its devices. Additionally, these devices get security update support for up to 5 years, and it also provides Knox tools for one year, which are required to secure, deploy, manage, and analyze devices throughout their lifecycle.

Now Samsung France has announced all the mentioned devices will get one more year of extended warranty, which will provide more advantages to users as they can use their device for one more year without any worry. Additionally, Samsung Care+ for Business customers will benefit from a commercial warranty extended to 4 years on the same devices.

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This commercial warranty extension reinforces Samsung’s commitment to the satisfaction and success of its business customers. It allows companies to focus on their innovation and new associated business uses, knowing that their technological investments are in good hands. This initiative reflects our commitment to providing the highest quality products and services to support the success of our business partners,” explains Frédéric Fauchère, Director of Professional Mobile Business at Samsung Electronics France.

The new extended warranty will be applicable for the users who are invested in these models as of January 1, 2023, so if you haven’t bought any new Samsung flagship devices yet, then here is one more reason to buy them. You can go for any of the devices according to your requirements.

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