Since 2008 in New York Cityin NYC4.5 on Google · 400+ reviewson Google · 400+4,900+ repairs a yearrepairs/yr
Upper East Side, Manhattan
Gaming Console Repair in NYC
No picture, no power, a fan that roars, a disc it will not take, a stick that drifts? Bring the console in: PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, ROG Ally or a retro console. We open it, find the fault and give you the price before any work starts.
five iFIX stores, June–October 2026
this store, Jun–Oct 2026
Three ways to hand it in
Pick what fits your day. All three start with the same diagnostic and the same price-first rule.
What breaks on a game console
Our repair records for June–October 2026 across the five stores hold 218 game consoles. PlayStations are the largest group; Steam Deck, Xbox, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch and Meta Quest make up the rest. The jobs below are what they came in for, most common first.
The TV says no signal or the picture drops when the cable moves. The port is desoldered from the board and a new one fitted, then the console is tested on a monitor. Most of these are PlayStations: see PlayStation repair.
The fan roars, the console shuts down mid-game, or it smells hot. The cooling system is opened and cleaned and the thermal compound renewed.
Dead, a beep and nothing more, or it turns off by itself. The power supply is tested first; if it is fine, the fault is on the board and repaired at component level.
The character walks on its own, a button sticks, a trigger stopped. The stick module or the switch is replaced. See controller repair.
A handheld that will not charge, a cracked screen, a battery that lasts minutes. See Steam Deck repair, ROG Ally repair and Nintendo Switch repair.
Discs not taken or not read, a full or failing drive, a system update that went wrong. The drive is repaired or replaced, storage upgraded, the system software reinstalled.
Consoles we repair
Every brand gets the same diagnostic and the same price-first rule.
From our repair records
Our numbers, not promises
Every console that comes in is logged in our repair system. June–October 2026, this store: 69 game consoles came in; every owner got a diagnostic and a price, 49 approved the repair and got the console back working, 19 decided the repair was not worth it for their console, and none were beyond repair.
Across the five stores in the same period: 218 consoles in, 183 repaired. What they came in with, in order: HDMI ports, dust and overheating, board faults, then stick drift, buttons and handheld batteries.
Console acting up? Bring it in today.
$75 diagnostic, credited to the repair. You hear the price before we touch anything.
How the repair works
Four steps, one decision point: yours.
About iFIX New York
Walk-in electronics repair in NYC
iFIX New York repairs electronics across the city. Our stores are in Midtown, the Upper East Side, Bay Ridge, Midwood and Bensonhurst. We offer a full range of services, including on-site business support and in-home repairs.
Why repair instead of replace? A repair usually costs less than a replacement, keeps your data where it is, and keeps repairable equipment out of landfills.
From Google
Console owners on Google
Three reviews of the Upper East Side store about console and controller repairs, quoted as written.
What an excellent experience at iFix. Pros who understand technology and the parts that make our lives easier. They fixed my son's Playstation in one day and were in touch with me when it was done and did some extra cleaning of the unit as well. Highly recommended! Thanks iFix!!
IFix helped me tremendously. I had a Rog Ally that was unresponsive. They did not give up until it was in working order again. I would recommend them to anyone who needs their electronics repaired.
Hey, I just want to say Tim and Russ these guys fixed my controller. They did an amazing job. My controller is the dualsense edge if anybody is looking to upgrading their controller. I recommend them these guys are excellent. They calibrated my controller to the way I wanted it. They got the job done fast. I’m very pleased
Questions people ask
How much does a console repair cost?
It depends on the console and the fault, so the price comes after the $75 diagnostic, which is credited to the repair when you approve it. For scale: in June–October 2026 the middle half of the console repairs we completed across the five stores cost between $136 and $268, and 27 of 218 owners chose not to proceed after the quote.
Which consoles do you repair?
PlayStation 5 and 4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Meta Quest and retro consoles, plus their controllers. Tell us the model in the form so we prepare the right parts.
How long does a console repair take?
The median time from drop-off to pickup on console repairs at this store was 2 days in June–October 2026, with the diagnostic first and the repair after you approve the price. A part that has to be ordered adds shipping time; we tell you at the quote.
Will I lose my saves and games?
An HDMI, cooling, power-supply or disc-drive repair does not touch the storage, so your saves stay. A board repair or a system-software reinstall can. Back up saves to the cloud or a USB drive first, and tell us at intake if the data matters more than the repair.
Do you repair retro consoles?
Yes. Older consoles are repaired at the same bench; parts are sourced per job, and we tell you at the quote whether they can be found. See retro console repair.
I am outside New York. Can I mail my console?
Yes. Pack it with padding on all sides and send it with tracking. We diagnose, text you the price, repair after you approve, and ship it back. See mail-in repair.
Five stores across New York
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Our locations
Our locations
M103 @ 3rd Ave. & E. 77th St.
6 @ E. 77th St. & Lexington.
Q @ E 72nd St. & 2nd Av.
iFIX New York – Upper East Side
247 E 77th Street,
New York, NY 10075
Mon–Fri: 10 am to 7 pm
Sat: 12 pm to 6 pm
Sun: Closed
6 @ 33 St
B, D, F, M @ 34 St-Herald Sq
N, Q, R, W @ 34 St-Herald Sq
1, 2, 3 @ 34 St-Penn Station
iFIX New York – Midtown
347 5th Ave, 15th floor,
New York, NY 10016
Mon–Fri: 10 am to 6:45 pm
Sat: 12 pm to 6 pm
Sun: Closed
R @ 86 St
B37 @ 3 Av/83 St
B1 @ Bay Ridge 4 Ave
iFIX New York – Bay Ridge
8319 3rd Ave, Brooklyn,
New York, NY 11209
Mon–Fri: 10 am to 7 pm
Sat–Sun: Closed
B @ Kings Hwy
Q @ Kings Hwy
B82, B7 @ Kings Hwy/E 18 St
N @ Bay Pkwy
B6 @ Bay Pkwy/Bay Ridge Av
iFIX New York – Bensonhurst
6908 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn,
New York, NY 11204
Mon–Fri: 10 am to 7 pm
Sat–Sun: 11 am to 7 pm