WeFix in the news

Wefix's total global employee count is projected to be 469 in March 2026, marking a 14.2% decrease from 547 employees in 2023.

Google and WeFix have launched a national partnership in France to provide authorized, same-day repairs for Pixel smartphones using original parts.

Google partners with WeFix to offer authorized repair services for Pixel smartphones across France, expanding from 34 stores to the full network by 2026.

Google is partnering with WeFix in France to provide express in-warranty and out-of-warranty repairs for Pixel smartphones across 34 locations.

Google introduced AI-powered call transcription on Pixel 10, enhanced 100x zoom on Pixel 10 Pro, early Pixel Watch 4 leaks, and partnered with WeFix for authorized Pixel repairs in France.

Platforms like Murfy, Savelec, and Wefix offer economical repair services for household appliances to help consumers save money.

WeFix tackles Tunisia's electronic waste problem by providing collection, repair, and recycling services, significantly reducing hazardous waste and promoting affordable refurbished devices.

The POESAM 2024 awarded Moroccan SAVEY, Tunisian WeFix, and Ivorian Cocoa Shield for innovative social impact startups, with WeFix recognized for sustainable electronic device management.

Battery replacement services are available through WeFix, Save, telecom centers, Qualirepar-certified shops, and Apple, with varying costs and benefits.

Three Tunisian startups, including WeFix, won the 2024 Orange social entrepreneurship prize for innovative solutions in renewable energy, e-waste recycling, and eco-friendly heating.

Bouygues Telecom teams up with WeFix to provide discounted smartphone repairs with warranty to its Sensation plan customers.

WeFix obtained official Apple certification, enabling authorized repairs that preserve Apple warranties and integrating AppleCare into Fnac Darty's insurance offerings.

Fnac Darty is expanding its smartphone repair services by doubling WeFix counters and integrating repair corners in its stores to enhance after-sales service and support sustainability.

WeFix offers up to €25 off smartphone repairs under the QualiRépar label, supported by a government fund, but no longer uses Apple-certified parts.

Wefix won the top prize for its platform repairing and selling reconditioned household appliances in a social entrepreneurship competition.

WeFix has lost its Apple authorized repair status in France and Belgium, ending official Apple service partnerships quietly, likely due to financial issues.

WeFix has ended its Apple authorized repair partnership due to high component costs and demand challenges, despite initial plans to expand repair services in France.

WeFix's partnership with Apple as an authorized repair service ended due to high costs and complex procedures making repairs unprofitable.

Wefix is a Tunisian startup that repairs, recycles, and sells reconditioned household appliances to reduce electronic waste and support sustainable consumption.

Fnac-Darty's WeFix repairs and protects smartphones in France, promoting longer device use with authorized repairs and proprietary screen protectors.