SEATTLE — You can turn over a new leaf this fall with fresh technology to make your adventures fun and protection for any mishaps that come your way.
Verizon is offering the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6, a foldable, durable device that is perfect for capturing all your fall activities.
“It has so many cool features, and it’s so compact too,” said Liz Gelardi, Verizon tech expert. “Sometimes in a purse or a pocket, it’s hard to fit these larger phones, but this folds up.”
The Samsung Galaxy Buds3 headphones are perfect for fall hikes. They deliver superb audio quality and noise cancelling, and you can program the controls to do what you want.
Devices are often an investment, and almost one out of every six customers will have their phone lost, damaged or stolen this year.
“It’s stressful when that happens, and it’s just a hassle to replace your phone,” Gelardi said. “It helps to have a good case.”
The Samsung Flipsuit Case can help protect your phone from drops, bumps and dings. But when accidents do happen, Verizon Mobile Protect can be a gamechanger.
For a monthly charge of either $19 or $16 per line, depending on the device tier, you get benefits like unlimited repairs of your cracked screen and 24/7 access to tech support. You’ll also never pay more than a $99 damage deductible. If you’re out of town when something happens, Verizon Mobile Protect can help you then too.
“You can have a phone shipped to you that same day depending on your location and other factors,” Gelardi said.
From now through October 13, Verizon is offering a limited-time open enrollment period for Verizon Mobile Protect. Even if you didn't sign up for protection within 30 days of activating your device, you now have a second chance to enroll for device protection. Devices just need to be fully functioning and not damaged, including cracked screens.
You can learn more about Verizon Mobile Protect and must-have tech on the Verizon website.
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