Change of USB connector for Xbox One S/X
You
may need to replace the USB connector (USB port) on your Xbox One X
or Xbox One S if you notice any of the following typical signs:
- USB Devices Not Recognized or Working: Your Xbox fails to detect or connect to USB devices such as external hard drives, controllers, or accessories when plugged into the USB ports.
- Loose or Weak Grip: USB cables or devices do not fit securely in the port and easily fall out or disconnect with minimal movement, indicating worn or bent internal metal contacts.
- No Charging or Syncing of Controllers: Controllers do not charge or sync via USB, even though the cables and controllers themselves are confirmed to be functional.
- Intermittent Connection or Lag: USB devices connect but frequently disconnect, cause input lag, or only work when the cable is held at a certain angle, sometimes affecting only one particular USB port.
- Physical Damage or Dirt: Visible damage inside the USB port (bent pins, corrosion, or debris buildup) or excessive dust that cleaning does not fully resolve.
- No Power or Voltage Issues: Using a multimeter, you might detect no or low voltage (less than 5V) on the USB port, indicating hardware failure in the port or related circuitry.
- All USB Ports Not Working: If none of the USB ports function, this may indicate a failure of the USB controller IC on the motherboard, which requires different advanced repair.
This service includes both the replacement part and installation.
If you are not exactly sure what service you need, the best option is to request a repair and provide as many details as possible. We will get back in touch with you with a quote.