Every series S or X should still be under warranty, if you have not opened it. I would call Microsoft and see if you can it repaired under warranty.
If you have opened it, then your kind of SOL but, if you have really good soldering skills you could fix it...
This guy on YouTube repairs consoles and he has done S and X series consoles
(16) TronicsFix - YouTube
Watch some of his videos. If your not really good at soldering, this something I would avoid doing yourself. You can do serious damage to your console if you don't know what your doing. BE WARNED !
The part I believe is standard HDMI port but, the videos should show you..
If you have opened it, then your kind of SOL but, if you have really good soldering skills you could fix it...
This guy on YouTube repairs consoles and he has done S and X series consoles
(16) TronicsFix - YouTube
Watch some of his videos. If your not really good at soldering, this something I would avoid doing yourself. You can do serious damage to your console if you don't know what your doing. BE WARNED !
The part I believe is standard HDMI port but, the videos should show you..
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realtimesave:
I tried to get a slim on a black friday once, but they ran out of stock for the $100 one -
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K3Nv2:
Still remember grabbing this ps4 slim on black Friday for $200 when the msrp was still around 300+1 -
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BigOnYa:
I went to auction at a mom/pops video game store few months ago that was closing, and bought 11 slims for $200, 1 was DOA but 10 work fine. so hella deal. Already rgh3'ed 8 of them. But most younger kids don't even want anymore, unless it plays stupid "fortnight", or newer shit. -
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K3Nv2:
Think I'm gonna use my giftcard balance on a nice pair of headphones but $100 is still limited
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Ken spend the 100 on a gun and skii mask, wait for a jogger at the park jewelry money and headphones!+1 -
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