DualSense won't charge
The commonest one by far. The port wears from cable strain until it only takes a charge at an angle, then not at all. We fit a new connector and you keep the pad you're used to.
Two different jobs, same connector. The front USB-C on the console, and the charging port on a DualSense — both wear out, and both are soldered on.
A controller that only charges at one angle isn't a controller you throw away. It's a small job on the bench, and a lot cheaper than a new pad.
The commonest one by far. The port wears from cable strain until it only takes a charge at an angle, then not at all. We fit a new connector and you keep the pad you're used to.
The USB-C on the front of the console does nothing — no charge, no data. Same fix, different board, and worth doing before the loose connector causes trouble.
No — and it's not close. Have a look at what a DualSense costs now and then call us.
Could be the port, could be the battery, could be the board. We'll test it and tell you which before you commit to anything.
Yes, micro-USB and all. Same job, usually a bit quicker.
TV says no signal but the console is clearly on.
Controller won't charge, or the port's pushed into the case.
Dead, or it beeps once and shuts off.
Sounds like a jet, or shuts down mid-game.
Spits discs out, grinds, or one's stuck inside.
Aim wanders on its own. Fixable, not binnable.
Bring it in with the console or on its own — either is fine.
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