To make repairs more accessible, ASUS has launched a new Drop Zone program at its exclusive stores. Under the scheme, you can drop a laptop for repair without visiting a service center. It’s a considerate move and a kind gesture towards better after-sales support.
The service has been launched in key cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Nagpur, Kolkata, and Coimbatore, and the company plans to expand it soon to other locations, including tier-2 and tier-3 cities. Additionally, ASUS offers support via phone, email, chat, the MyASUS app, and YouTube for users who prefer self-help.
The ASUS Drop Zone service is designed to get the repair step done as quickly and simply as possible, particularly for users still under warranty. This is how it works:
By adding Drop Zones to its stores, ASUS is showing that good service doesn’t end after a purchase. For small or major repairs, customers now have an easier way to stay connected to their ASUS devices.
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