How to repair
and recycle
Help us build a more sustainable future through repairing and recycling your pre-loved electronics
What do you want to recycle?
Choose a Samsung product category to find recycling options near you.
Please visit the links below to locate an e-waste collection site near you. Please note you may need to visit each locator to find the closest collection site.
Call2Recycle: https://www.call2recycle.org
uBreakiFix: https://ubreakifix.com/locations
Samsung Experience Stores: https://www.samsung.com/us/samsung-experience-store/
Samsung Mail-back Program: https://mailback.eridirect.com/samsung
Please visit the links below to locate an e-waste collection site near you. Please note you may need to visit each locator to find the closest collection site.
Local municipality/retailer for pick-up or drop-off options: https://recyclenation.com/state-guidelines/
Trade-in program
Keep your old device out of the landfill while saving
money on your new device.
Responsible Recycling Advocates
E-Stewards
Call2recycle
NERC
Recycling FAQs
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How can I recycle my old device? (ie: TV, monitor, computer, etc.)Samsung provides consumers information on how to recycle consumer electronics. Click here
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How much would it cost to recycle my old device?Depending on the state, most municipal collection programs will accept Samsung products at no fee. However for special request (ie: pick-ups) a charge may be incurred based on location of the consumer.
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How do I recycle my home appliance?Please contact your municipality or the retailer where you purchased your home appliance for information on local recycling options.
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Who are Samsung's recycling partners?Samsung’s recycling partner information can be found in the partners section above.
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How do I recycle my battery?Samsung partners with Call2Recycle for responsible battery recycling. You can visit http://www.call2recycle.org/ to find the nearest free drop off location.
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How do I recycle my packaging?Samsung designs its packaging with recycling in mind. Please contact your municipality for details on how your town or county handles packaging materials.
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How do I recycle my refrigerator filter?Refrigerator filters are designed with no harmful components and can be disposed with regular waste.
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What is Samsung's Mailback Program?Mail in your old Samsung branded products directly to our recycling partners. For more information on what products qualify, please visit: https://mailback.eridirect.com/samsung
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What should I do if I don't have packaging materials, including a box, to pack the product?To ensure regulatory compliance, we provide packaging free of charge to consumers in certain states. If you would like to know more about this, please contact us at samsung.recycle@sea.samsung.com
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How can I contact Samsung for more information about the recycling program?If you have any questions or difficulties using the recycling program, please contact us at the following email samsung.recycle@sea.samsung.com
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Are there specific state requirements related to recycling?California Program
For more information and "approved - no drop off fee" collection locations for televisions and monitors (including CRT, LCD and Plasma technologies), please visit https://www2.calrecycle.ca.gov/electronics/eRecycle/
New York Program
For New York State consumers, Samsung will accept all Samsung-branded covered electronic equipment and, with any purchase of Samsung branded covered electronic equipment, Samsung will recycle your old brand of the same type of covered electronic equipment at no cost. For more information on New York’s e-waste recycling program, please visit http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/65583.html For more drop off sites, please visit Ewaste+ Locator at https://ewaste.com/drop-off/
New Jersey Program
Consumers can utilize the collection networks managed by our partners ERI and MRM . Consumers can also find additional information by visiting the Department of Environmental Protection.
Virginia Program
Virginia State Report Document.pdf
Washington D.C. Program
Samsung provides mail-back service for Samsung-branded covered electronic equipment. With any purchase of a Samsung branded covered electronic equipment, Samsung will also accept any other brand of covered electronic equipment on a one-to-one basis for recycling. Please visit https://www.oemtakeback.com/ to get your pre-paid shipping label.
Maryland Program
Samsung works with MRM to provide take-back service for Maryland consumers. Please visit MRM website http://www.mrmrecycling.com/recycle-now.php or call MRM at 1-888-769-0149 to find collection site locations in your area.
For consumers who want to recycle their covered electronic devices through the Samsung mail-back program, please visit https://www.oemtakeback.com/ to get your pre-paid shipping label.
EPEAT Criteria
Conformance with IEEE 1680.1. Please visit pages.samsung.com/us/epeat/
