Samsung's Takeback Program
Details about Samsung's Recycling Program
| Who can get free recycling from Samsung? | Samsung's recycling programs are free only to consumers. Businesses must pay a fee. |
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| Free TV recycling from Samsung | Samsung will take back any consumer electronic product with their name on it, ranging from televisions, DVD and VHS players, audio equipment and home theater systems, to cameras, camcorders, computer monitors, printers, and peripherals. This does not include home appliances like refrigerators.
Samsung has collection points in all 50 states, plus they will offer periodic collection events, some in partnership with retailers. Click on the link below to the Samsung site, where you can enter your zip code to find the closest locations: http://pages.samsung.com/us/recyclingdirect/locations.html
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| Free recycling of Samsung cell phones | Samsung has a separate program for cell phones, where you can download a shipping label to mail back old cell phones for free. http://mobile.samsungusa.com/recycling/index.jsp
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| Samsung Trade-in program | Samsung has a trade in program for monitors, laser printers and multi-function products. Trading in working products can year you a discount for purchasing new Samsung products. http://www.anythingit.com/samsung.html |
| Samsung printer toner recycling | Samsung will take back and recycle your old printer toner cartridges. Click here to request a prepaid shipping or mailing label. Business users can request larger toner collection boxes. |
| Mail back option | Samsung allows you to mail back certain old Samsung products (up to 60 lbs) for free recycling. You can send back monitors, laptops, DVD players, computer peripherals, printers, small TVs (up to 22 inches). Use the site to generate a free UPS shipping label. (You will have to pay a fee if you want UPS to pick this up at your house, but it's free if you drop it off to them.)
Link to mail back program. |
| Link for more details | Samsung recycling website Samsung recycling FAQs |
