Standard Switch
Glass and LCD are separate. If only the glass is broken and the display underneath is fine, that's the cheaper repair — we'll check before quoting.
Usually a corner drop or something heavy in the same bag. Which model you have changes the job quite a lot.
On the standard Switch the glass and LCD are separate layers, so sometimes only the glass needs doing. On the OLED it's one bonded assembly and has to be replaced as a unit.
Glass and LCD are separate. If only the glass is broken and the display underneath is fine, that's the cheaper repair — we'll check before quoting.
Bonded assembly, so there's no glass-only option and the part costs more. We'll confirm the price before you commit.
Smaller and tighter to work in, but a routine job. Often comes in alongside stick drift on the same console.
Classic sign the panel or its connector has failed while the console itself is healthy — usually a straightforward fix.
That's exactly what we check first, because on a standard Switch it changes the price meaningfully. Bring it in and we'll tell you.
Menus scroll on their own. The classic.
Won't charge, won't dock, or a cheap dock got it.
An hour of handheld and it's dead.
Dead console — very often the charging chip.
Charges in the dock but the TV shows nothing.
Bring it in — on a standard Switch it might only be the glass.
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