Mail-in service
Too far to visit? Mail your device to us.
Board-level repairs like HDMI ports, charging circuits and liquid damage are hard to find locally. If you are outside the Twin Cities, ship your device to our Minneapolis bench and we will repair and return it.
How mail-in repair works
Contact us first so we can confirm the repair is something we handle and give you a ballpark price. Then pack the device securely and ship it to the shop. We diagnose on arrival, call or message you with a firm quote, and only start once you approve.
- Step 1: Call or book online to describe the fault
- Step 2: We confirm the repair and a price range
- Step 3: Ship the device to our Minneapolis address
- Step 4: Free diagnosis and firm quote on arrival
- Step 5: Repair and full testing after you approve
- Step 6: Tracked return shipping back to you
How to pack your device
Most shipping damage happens because a device moves inside the box. Wrap the device in bubble wrap, use a box at least two inches larger on every side, and fill the gaps so nothing shifts.
- Remove SIM cards, memory cards and cases
- Back up your data before shipping if the device powers on
- Include a note with your name, phone number and the fault
- Do not ship loose batteries separately from the device
- Use a tracked, insured shipping service
- Keep your tracking number until the repair is returned
What we repair by mail
Mail-in works best for repairs where the device does not need to be handed over in person, especially board-level work.
- PS5, Xbox and Switch HDMI port replacement
- Console power and overheating faults
- MacBook and laptop board-level repair
- Charging port replacement
- Liquid damage cleaning and recovery
- Data recovery from dead devices
Turnaround and returns
Most mail-in repairs are completed within a few business days of arrival, plus shipping each way. We test every device fully before it is packed, and return shipping is tracked so you know exactly when it lands.
Start a mail-in repair
Call or book online first and we will confirm the repair, the likely price and where to ship it.