Vegas Repair

One day, my Xbox 360 decided to only output sound but no video. After not finding anywhere really good on Unilocal that was affordable (the one place i found that had good reviews also said it would cost a minimum of $ 75 and that it would take a few days), I found this place on Google. They have 4.5 stars on Google so I called them and they said they could fix it same day for somewhere between $ 40 – 100, depending on what exactly the problem was.
I dropped off my Xbox 360 and had a call from them within an hour saying it would be finished later that day and that it would $ 50. For same day service, prompt customer service, they get five stars from me!

This is one of those businesses you don’t know about until you need them: in my case, my PS3 went out.
Found this place based on a Google search– also Googled the issue and tried to fix it on my own, to no avail.
The Yellow Light of Death (an overheating issue) required me to get my unit serviced, and rather than ship it off to Sony for a starting cost of $ 150, I decided to try out Vegas Repair.
They’re tucked away in the very back of a run down and mostly-​vacated strip mall, not a place you’re likely to stumble upon. You can feel safe leaving your electronics there, because there are cameras everywhere, which was a good sign. Their website is a little dated but informative– please be aware that it does not work in mobile mode, so take down their address before you hop in your car.
Service was polite, fast, and friendly. I worked with the same guy both picking up and dropping off, and he remembered me. I also appreciated that he checked my phone number with my console to make sure I was picking up the right one.
From drop off to pick up, it was only 2 days before they called me with a quote to repair, and I was given the option to verbally confirm the repair or to decline and have them reassemble. I was quoted $ 95 including parts, tax, and labor to repair the GPU (which involved some soldering from what I understand). A little bummed that the price was so high, given that their website lists repairs as starting at $ 30 but doesn’t provide a list of common device issues and pricing– a set up that seems guaranteed to potentially screw people over if they’re not knowledgeable.
To be fair, I didn’t look up other places/​prices: I just looked up the cost of replacing my unit with another used PS3 at around $ 150 and aimed to find something reasonable.
Happy with service, there’s a 60-​day guarantee, and after repairs you have 30 days to pick up– mighty lenient, IMO. The guys left me a polite voicemail when the work was complete, and got me in and out to pick up in under 5 minutes.