In the Silicon Valley Of India, Bengaluru, Nothing has opened its first-ever customer service center. This is Nothing’s first-ever exclusive service center in India. As this is the first step, Nothing will soon announce its exclusive service centers in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai. Chennai already hosts the manufacturing facility in India of the Nothing Smartphone.
The advantage of the service center is going to be the possibility of the products getting repaired within 2 hours. The service center in Bengaluru is at 100 Feet Road / Dr SK Karim Khan Road in Indira Nagar.
At the entrance of the service center, there is a queue code machine that provides tickets for customers to ensure the customers will be served according to their attendance.
We’re thrilled to announce the opening of our Exclusive Service Centre in Bengaluru.
A significant step in our commitment to providing exceptional after-sales support.
This is in addition to the 300+ service centres we are currently operating around the country.
Come, visit… pic.twitter.com/V4OZXtJvJ9
— Nothing India (@nothingindia) October 4, 2023
The service center in Bengaluru offers an interactive and engaging experience with the support of expert technicians for the customers. Customers can also buy accessories such as chargers, cables, and cases from the service center.
While waiting for the service, customers can go into the gaming and refreshment area. If a customer is delayed in service for more than 2 hours, a standby smartphone will be given by the service center. A free replacement will be given to customers if their device has any serious manufacturing defect and it has been less than seven days from purchase. Special offers on part replacement and labor charges are also available in this service center.
The service center will host service camps for the Nothing customers exclusively on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month. In addition to that, they will also organize technology workshops and display their latest product launches.
Nothing is expected to set up 20 service centers by 2024 and 35 service centers by 2025 in India.
