Samsung Care+ Brings Even More Value to Galaxy A Series

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Peace of mind is another feature Galaxy users can expect




JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 18 February 2020 – Expanding on the popular Galaxy A Series, Samsung has released the Galaxy A71 and Galaxy A51. Built to bring meaningful innovations and awesome mobile experiences to everyone, the devices are packed with enhanced features: a longer-lasting battery to keep up with busy lifestyles, smarter cameras, and an Infinity-O display that gives an uninterrupted visual experience. South Africans are embracing the A Series as it offers flagship features at affordable prices. This commitment to value is now also available to those who want to protect their devices from unforeseen accidental damages and repairs. Samsung Care+ pricing starts from only R59pm to R75pm on the high end A Series devices. It is also available at a once-off cost starting from R749.

“The value offered through Samsung Care+ represents our ongoing mission to bring innovation to all. We know how integral the A Series is in the lives of Galaxy A users. They don’t just consume culture, they create it and the Samsung Care+ empowers them to continue doing so, even when life happens, “says Justin Hume, Director: Integrated Mobility at Samsung South Africa.

Samsung Care+ is available on Galaxy A Series devices from the entry A10 model right up to the high-end A80 model. The Samsung Care+ service contract covers users for 2 screen replacements over a 24-month period*. To be eligible for the offer, Samsung Care+ must be activated within 30 days from the purchase of the device.

*Terms and Conditions apply
https://www.samsung.com/za/mobile/samsung-care-plus/terms/

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