PS5 HDMI Port Repair in Manor, TX

TV says “No Signal”? Picture flickering or gone completely? A damaged HDMI port is one of the most common PS5 failures — and one of our specialties. We micro-solder a brand-new port onto the board right here in Manor, TX, usually in 1–3 hours, for gamers all over East Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock, Elgin and beyond.

PlayStation 5 connected to a monitor for HDMI output testing after repair at Device Hero in Manor, TX

Signs your HDMI port is the problem

❌ “No Signal” on the TV even though the console powers on
❌ Picture only shows when the cable is held at an angle
❌ Bent, pushed-in, or visibly damaged pins inside the port
❌ Intermittent flickering or signal dropouts mid-game

HDMI port repair pricing — parts & labor included

PlayStation 5 — HDMI port replacement$159.99
Xbox Series X or S — HDMI port$159.99
Xbox One S — HDMI port$109.99
PlayStation 4 — HDMI port$99.00
Add-on: PS5 deep clean + fresh liquid metal$49.99
🔧 Fixing two things at once? The second repair on the same console is $50 to 50% off — a deep clean alongside your HDMI repair is the most popular combo.
Two PlayStation 5 consoles at Device Hero's Manor, TX repair shop under the neon sign

Every repair is done in-house by our board-level micro-soldering techs — we never mail your console to a third party. Bring just the console (no cables or controllers needed), grab a coffee in Manor, and pick it up the same visit in most cases. We also accept mail-in console repairs from anywhere in Texas.

PlayStation 5 hooked up to bench power and diagnostic gear during an HDMI port repair in Manor, TX

PS5 HDMI repair FAQ

How much does it cost?

$159.99 for a PS5 HDMI port replacement, parts and labor included. 8.25% TX sales tax is added at checkout.

How long does it take?

Usually 1–3 hours depending on workload. Call or text ahead and we’ll confirm your window before you drive over.

Do I need to bring anything besides the console?

Nope — just the console. Leave the cables and controllers at home.

Is it worth repairing?

Almost always — it’s a fraction of the price of a new console and your data never leaves the machine.

Also see: all game console repairs · full price list