When Samsung first launched the self-repair program in August, customers only had access to limited OEM parts like replacement back covers, USB-C charge ports, and screens for previous generation Galaxy S20 and S21 devices, as well as the Tab S7. Even with the addition of S22 devices, not much has changed in terms of what customers can officially fix.
Samsung Galaxy S22 batteries and displays are still stuck together as one
Looking at the options, one annoyance is Samsung’s insistence on…
