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We have seen several companies over the years offer free screen repair with their phones. This definitely gives users security in case they accidentally drop their device.
Samsung arguably popularized this practice with its ADH service for the Galaxy S4, and we later saw that Huawei offers a similar program starting with the P8. Free screen repairs are now either part of a paid service (e.g. Samsung Care Plus), a region-specific offer (e.g. Poco F3 in Great Britain) or are a thing of the past.
Either way, we want to know how important free screen repairs are to you when you buy a new phone. Let us know by taking the survey below.
For what it’s worth, my current phone didn’t come with a free screen repair option and it wasn’t something I was actually looking for. I bet my outlook would have changed if the screen broke in the first few months, but the device didn’t take any serious display damage. Nevertheless, vote in the poll or leave a comment if you have further thoughts.