We have been undertaking PlayStation hard drive replacement for 15+ years. Therefore, we can replace hard drives seamlessly for the following PlayStation versions:
- PlayStation (PS1)
- PlayStation 2 (PS2)
- PlayStation 3 (PS3)
- PlayStation Portable (PSP)
- PlayStation Vita
- PlayStation 4 (PS4)
- PlayStation 4 Pro
- PlayStation 5 (PS5)
- PlayStation VR
- PSOne, Slim models, and others
You can either bring your PlayStation to us in person or mail it to us in well-packaged condition, and be certain that it will arrive brand-new if you contact us!
What Kind of Tasks Completed at Our PlayStation Hard Drive Replacement Shop?
Here are some of the key tasks completed at our PlayStation hard drive replacement shop:
- Data backup: We safely back up your game data, profiles, and saves before performing work.
- Hard drive removal: We cautiously open the PlayStation casing and remove the old hard drive.
- Installation of replacement drives: We install high-quality solid-state or hybrid replacement PS hard drives. Options range from 500GB to 2TB.
- Data transfer: Any data backups get transferred to your new replacement hard drive after installation.
- Testing and verification: We thoroughly test the console to verify the new hard drive is detected and working correctly.
- System software updates: We download and install the latest PlayStation system software on the new drive.
- Cleaning and reassembly: We clean the console, reapply the thermal paste, and reattach the casing using the proper tools.
- Customer support: We provide customer support for using the console with the new hard drive.
Our team professionally handles the entire PS hard drive replacement process on the same day, and you do not need an appointment. Also, we provide a 90-day warranty on all PS hard drive replacements. Please call us for free consultation and estimates any day of the week.
Why Do You Need to Replace Your PlayStation’s Hard Drive?
Here are some common reasons you may need to replace the hard drive on your PlayStation console:
- Overheating console
- Insufficient storage space
- PS hard drive upgrade
- Frequent crashing/errors
- Failed drive
- Damaged sectors
- Console won’t boot
Replacing an old or damaged hard drive can breathe new life into a PlayStation and resolve common issues to get your console running like new again.