The cost includes laptops, phones, tablets and televisions
New research from Currys reveals Brits spend £313.20 on average to replace broken tech, totalling nearly £9 billion across the UK each year.
Eddie Hall, the six-time UK’s Strongest Man, is calling on Brits nationwide to ‘Repair, not Replace’. A new four-part series shows how.
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