Nintendo Switch USB-C Port ReplacementWhy Nintendo Switch USB-C Ports FailOne of the most common failures on the Nintendo Switch is the USB-C charging port. The main culprit? Playing while on the charger. The stress from constant movement, tugging, or charging cable weight can loosen the port over time, eventually breaking pins or damaging solder pads.How Complicated Is the Repair?Replacing the USB-C port on a Nintendo Switch isn’t a beginner-friendly job. It’s rated as “difficult” by iFixit, and with good reason. The

PlayStation 5 Repair ServicesAt Bull City Mobile Repair we specialize in PlayStation 5 repairs and cover the most common issues that keep consoles from working properly.HDMI Port ReplacementA damaged HDMI port is one of the most frequent failures. Bent pins, loose connections, or complete breakage can stop the console from displaying. We remove the faulty port and install a brand-new replacement using precision soldering (microsoldering).Front & Back USB ReplacementsUSB ports often wear out from constant use. Controllers may stop charging

Why PS5 HDMI & USB Ports BreakPlayStation 5 consoles are tough, but their HDMI and USB ports can still get damaged. In most cases, the problem doesn’t come from normal use. Instead, it happens because of accidents like:Tripping over the cable – A pet or family member walks by and pulls the console.Knocking the PS5 over – Happens often when traveling or moving the system.Leaving cables plugged in during travel – Inside a backpack or bag, the plug bends and damages the port.Forcing

Why PS5 HDMI Repairs Cost MoreHDMI and USB port repairs on a PS5 are some of the most labor-intensive console repairs. Unlike simple part swaps, this job involves:50+ screws just to get to the motherboard.Liquid metal cooling compound under the processor that must be handled carefully.Special tools like soldering irons, hot air stations, and microscopes.This is not to say the tools are impossible to buy—but without proper training, one mistake can spill liquid metal onto the board, shorting out the APU or other critical