Samsung WEEE Recycling Services
Samsung is pleased to offer a range of accredited recycling and disposal services to help our customers dispose of unwanted electronics in a responsible and environmentally conscious way.
What can I recycle with Samsung?
All items of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) bear this symbol and need to be recycled or disposed of safely. Smaller items include phones, tablets, laptops and wearables. Larger items include TVs and Home Appliances.
Orders from Samsung.com
Recycling smaller items
We will send you a prepaid label for you to send us your item. Please ensure all items are securely packaged, otherwise your items could be refused and returned to you. If this happens, you will not be entitled to a refund or be able to request another label. Please also ensure you have backed up and removed all data from your old device before you post it, as we will not be able to return it to you afterwards. Postage is subject to the following parcel size and weight restrictions.
Maximum Height: 100 cm
Maximum Weight: 30 kg
Cost: £5 per item
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Recycling larger items
We will collect your item at the same time we deliver your new Samsung product. Please ensure appliances are drained of water and/or defrosted, and that all contents have been removed. All items must also be disconnected from mains power, plumbing, and/or fixtures.
You also need to make sure the item being collected is accessible, so it can easily be removed from the property. Please note that once we have collected your item, we will be unable to return it.
Cost: £25 per item
Further recycling options
If you are not making a purchase from Samsung.com, then you can still recycle your old electrical and electronic items using your local civic amenity site. You can find your nearest WEEE recycling center here.
WEEE Regulations
The UK Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013 aim to reduce the environmental impact of electrical and electronic waste on the environment, as well as increase the frequency of it being reused, recovered or recycled, instead of ending up in landfill. Electrical equipment that ends up in landfill can lead to hazardous substances leaking out, causing soil and water contamination, which can harm both human health and wildlife.
Samsung Electronics (UK) Limited (SEUK) has obligations as both a producer and distributor of electrical and electronic equipment. To manage our responsibilities as a producer, we work with a Producer Compliance Scheme (PCS) and finance the collection and treatment of WEEE, when it is disposed of by consumers at waste collection or civic amenity sites.
As a distributor, SEUK offers a takeback service for waste electronics, when customers purchase a similar item from Samsung.com or Samsung KX. Items are either collected or sent via courier to our recycling partners, and recycled, reused or disposed of safely.
A more sustainable future
Recycling options are just one of the many ways Samsung is helping to make the world a more sustainable place for future generations. Find out more about how we are striving to make a positive impact, while we continue to deliver innovative products and services that enrich the lives of people all around the globe.