Please choose between the following options to learn more about how you can recycle your Samsung electronic products.
Consumer electronics
To locate a collection site near you, please visit: https://www.cta.tech/Consumer-Resources/Greener-Gadgets.aspx https://eridirect.com/consumer http://www.mrmrecycling.com/recycle-now.php https://thinkdynamic.com/solutions/legislative-recycling-program-management/ https://urtsolutions.com/locations/ Acceptable Items include: TV, Monitor, Computer, Laptop, Tablets and other Samsung branded devices.
Mobile
Please refer to your carrier for takeback options or visit:
https://www.call2recycle.org
https://ubreakifix.com/locations
Home appliance
Please refer to your local municipality or retailer for pick-up or drop-off options. https://recyclenation.com/state-guidelines/
Visit our Samsung Experience Stores and Samsung Care locations for a free and convenient collection of your unwanted, old, or broken small electronic devices for responsible recycling. Follow the link to find a location near you.
List of acceptable equipment (all makes/models):
Notebooks (laptops)
Desktop Computers
Flat Panel Computer Monitors
Tablets
Gaming Consoles & Accessories
Desktop Printers
DVD/DVR/VCR Players
Cell Phones
Stereo Receivers
Miscellaneous small electronics and components
Wires/Cable/Chargers
Keyboards & Mice
MP3 Players
Portable speakers
VR headsets and components
Wearables (Smart Watch, Earbuds)
Smart Speakers & IoT
Sound Bars (38” max length)
We’re pleased to partner with uBreakiFix in the US to offer free and convenient collection of your unwanted, old or broken small electronic devices for responsible recycling. Please follow the link to find a location near you or visit any of the 500+ uBreakiFix locations throughout the US.
List of acceptable equipment (all makes/models):
Notebooks (laptops)
Desktop Computers
Flat Panel Computer Monitors
Tablets
Gaming Consoles & Accessories
Desktop Printers
DVD/DVR/VCR Players
Cell Phones
Stereo Receivers
Miscellaneous small electronics and components
Wires/Cable/Chargers
Keyboards & Mice
MP3 Players
Portable speakers
VR headsets and components
Wearables (Smart Watch, Earbuds)
Smart Speakers & IoT
Sound Bars (38” max length)
Mailback Program
Allows any Samsung branded end of life product to be mailed back, including televisions up to 50 pounds to our recycling partners. Please visit oemtakeback.com
Please note that fees may vary depending upon the collection service offered.
※ Notice : Washington D.C. Consumers
In the District of Columbia, this program is available to Samsung customers returning any other manufacturer brand on a one-to-one basis with the purchase of the same type of equipment. Please contact at j2.kang@samsung.com to request a mail-back shipping label.
And if you wish to recycle Samsung TV's 50 pounds or heavier, please contact us at j2.kang@samsung.com
Other Samsung Recycling Programs
Rechargable Batteries
Samsung partners with Call2Recycle for takeback of rechargeable batteries and mobile phones. Please visit
call2recycle.org
For additional information please visit -
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/legal/LGL01210804/
Packaging Takeback
Samsung designs its packaging with recycling in mind. Please contact your municipality for details on how your town or county handles packaging materials.
Customer Service
For additional customer service regarding recycling call 1-800-SAMSUNG. We welcome feedback.
State Reports
Some states require additional information. Please refer to http://recyclenation.com/state-guidelines/ and the following links.
California Program
For California residents, to find more information and "approved - no drop off fee" collection locations for televisions and monitors (including CRT, LCD and Plasma technologies), please go to the following link: 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
New Jersey Program
New Jersey Consumers can utilize the collection networks managed by our partners ERI and MRM. Consumers can also find additional information by visiting the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.
Virginia
Virginia State Report Document.pdf
EPEAT Criteria
Conformance with IEEE 1680.1 and 1680.3. Please visit
pages.samsung.com/us/epeat
