According to a recent LinkedIn post from bolttech, the company’s Korean unit is collaborating with LG Uplus around the global launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 to expand a premium mobile care offering called Switch Pass. The post suggests that Switch Pass is positioned as an integrated device repair and replacement service in South Korea that incorporates Samsung Care Services and access to about 170 authorized Samsung service centers.
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As shared in the post, the service appears to target premium smartphone users, with benefits including up to two device replacements per plan, one of which can be a no-return replacement, and monthly pricing starting at KRW 5,990 via LG Uplus’ offline and online channels. For investors, this collaboration could indicate bolttech’s strategy to deepen distribution through a major Korean telecom operator, potentially driving recurring fee-based revenue, strengthening its insurtech footprint in Asia, and enhancing cross-sell opportunities in the high-value premium device segment.