I Paid $144 Each for 3 Broken One X's - AND Made Money
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2020
- I Paid $144 Each for 3 Broken One X's - AND Made Money! The eBay seller I bought these Xbox's from said they had the following problems: #1 wouldn't download games, #2 had error 203, and #3 showed no image. Of course I had to check them out myself and figured out that all Xbox #1 needed was to be updated. I love easy fixes like that. For Xbox #2 I found that it wouldn't update so I tried replacing the wifi board and also replaced the hard drive and then reconnected it to wifi. Once I got Xbox #3 open I could see someone had already tried to replace the retimer chip but hadn't done the best job so I replaced the chip with a new one. Overall the repairs weren't too difficult and I should be able to make about $80 each (less fees) when I sell these!
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About This Video: I'm trying to fix 3 broken Xbox One X's that I bought on eBay for $144 each. They had a variety of problems including not downloading games, not updating, and not showing an image. After replacing a retimer chip, replacing a hard drive, replacing a wifi board, doing a USB hard drive update, reconnecting to wifi, and finally making sure all the consoles were updated I spent about $50 in parts and should be able to make about $80 (less fees) for each repaired console. - Навчання та стиль
I hope you all are staying safe and well. I thought it would be a good idea to just keep uploading like normal despite all the difficult stuff going on right now. Hope you enjoy!
P.S. I have an update on that Macbook Pro I bought a while back that had liquid damage I couldn't fix. I'm filming soon and will publish the video in a few weeks.
Didn't you try to fix a bunch of Xboxes before but couldn't get very far due to there not being schematics available online? Did something change? You certainly seem very familiar with problems with the system now. Did you ever fix those old Xboxes?
You stay safe too. Keep up the great work, need this to keep me going and pass the time.
@toddevangelista Those were mostly not fixable APU problems. X's don't have nearly as many of that type of problem.
@@Tronicsfix I saw that you said that below. Also that you have plans to add a video about what you did with those old unfixable units. I await that with interest. Still, it seems like you did up your game when it came to fixing these. How did that happen if schematics were unavailable?
@toddevangelista All of the fixes here were just based on my experience fixing them. There are a lot of things you can do without schematics but with many motherboard problems it can be pretty tough to figure out.
The guy watching his xbox work after the update 😭😭😭
Lol...wish I knew whose it was!
😅
Why would people give up on their consoles that fast? I guess that the software update always prompts when you start the console, so yeah, maybe the previous owner was out of storage or something.
@@SgtCatbread america
Some people don't know how to replace a bulb or are afraid to do it... So yeah.
"Here's the real problem: Somebody has tried to fix it already."
So true so often.
Lol it got a belly laugh. I was like "Yeah I would've been that guy."
If it ain't broken, fix it until it is.
If you saw my non working disc drive on my ps4 you'd say the same 😂
Programming in a nutshell
How can a person be so potato that he doesn't update the console and sells it as broken
I had a number of people send their consoles to me when I was doing repairs and all they needed was an update. Crazy
@@Tronicsfix i need help please my xbox 1x cant display more then 480p!!!
@@quickestsleetz.1469 hdmi problem i think
The absolute state of brainlets.
It's not dumb proof
Oh!
How dumb can a person be selling their xbox one x without trying the update
so stupid it hurts
I don't own a One X but how can that happen though? On PS4 you are always to notified very clearly whenever there is an update, really hard to miss it.
@@linhza501 i think it's the same on xbox
Ppl with to much money don't think like that they probably had auto update off and was like o it's not working gotta get a new one
@@linhza501 it actually auto updates. Btw I switched from ps4 to Series X and wow if you know PS well xbox has updates on all applications, apps and system in a single menu. You don't have to check every game for updates. Such a relief.
imagine having this guy as your dad. youd never ever have a problem with any of your computers, printers, game consoles, TVs, smart phones, anything
These videos always make me want to repair electronics. Then I look over to my work table to the broken tv I've been looking at for weeks and realize it's probably not my thing lol.
same lol
Ha, ha...it takes some time to learn!
Phones can be a very easy start thats where i started a few years back ive bern fixing phone screens and battery issues also camera issues since the iphone 4 was out i never watched videos i learned myself and thought myself now at my work alot of people ask me to fix their phone screens lol
@@cynixx8737 How much do you make reselling the phones you fix? Is it really profitable?
Damn thats great. I might take a look at because I've always been fixing phones and other electronics and while its fun i could also make some extra money while i am in school haha. Have fun man!
Perhaps now that we’re in quarantine, you think you’ll go back to that huge Xbox One lot from several years ago and fix that up? :)
Unfortunately, most of those have APU issues and that's not something I'm set up to repair. There are a few things I may try with them though in a video.
@@Tronicsfix nice
@@Tronicsfix waiting for more videos while on quarantine
And that water damaged Mac
@@Tronicsfix you should still try to fix the apu
I'd say this is one of your best thumbnails.
Really? It's not too much? I wasn't sure if it was a bit overkill but glad some people liked it. We'll see when I see the CTR data.
TronicsFix to be brutally honest: the expression does not look good on you. The thumbnail is a bit creepy. I watched the video and you don’t look nearly as creepy when just talking normally, but... personally it was offputting
It kind of gives off a cartoony vibe because of his expression and how the Xbox One X's are shown off as broken in half in the thumbnail. I'm pretty sure people saw the thumbnail and clicked on it cause it looks interesting. All I can make is predictions though. It was a good video and have a nice day!
Trevor Thompson I feel like the creepy expression made people interested. I personally didn't feel like it was offputting.
@tronicsfix yes amazing thumbnail I love it
Your overall presentation and editing has skyrocketed these past 6 months. I congratulate you on how far you've come, keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'm always trying to improve so I appreciate the positive comment.
TronoicsFix: Fixing broken PS4s
Me: Can’t even set up my PS4
Ha, ha...you got this! There are UA-cam videos for that!
@@Tronicsfix hey I was wondering if you could help me. I have an original Xbox one 500gb. Everything was working great until I got an update. It downloads it and everything but when it shuts down to boot back to start applying the update, IT DOESN'T BOOT. The fans will stay spinning super fast but no boot screen no light in the power button nothing. If I unplug it for 10 minutes. It boots up again, I get the update notification and the problem start again, my console is unable to reboot by its self to apply update. Tried doing an offline update and the exact same thing, extracts the package and when it's time to reboot, nothing happens only fan spinning really fast. PLEASE HELP ME!!
Plus setting up the vr is like a puzzle to get the hdmi working on the tv
@@chillmushroom6016 not really it's clearly labelled with pictures and everything
@@enriquechavez815 do a hard reset. When you set it back up it will down load the latest update.
Wife: what are you watching?
Me: some guy fix something...
Wife: why?
Me: I don’t know, but I can’t stop...
@@ahumanbeinglol645 a
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you're a legend for fixing them all! and it was so cool to see the different perspective of you working on it under the microscope, great vid
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed this one!
Money made: "...and made money"
Money lost: "Can I fix them for profit?"
Just kidding, hope it's not this way from now on, love your videos!
Lol
@@Tronicsfix could you do more xbox 1x repair videos please ?
So true lol, he should use the same title for every video, so that we can actually find out if he’ll make money
Good job Steve, great video :-)
Thank you!
Hi Vince!
Yeah your always the person I go to get help on my xbox
Did you just pay 40 dollars for farming simulator
Lol
I think that's a yes
Business expense
@@Tronicsfix hahaha
@Jaime Beauchamp None of those games rock as much as Farming Simulator.
PS4: replaces optical drive,hdd,ethernet jack, cleans and reapply thermal paste in soc, fixes chips and capacitors and still doesn't turn on
XBOX: just fking updates and it fixes itself
You know, I have Zero interest in fixing electronics, but love these videos. Have watched every single one. Love the content, Keep them coming.
Thank you so much for watching them!
Sell them at $400 bucks. I swear I'm hooked on watching you fix broken equipment. Awesome job 👌👍
Hi from Uruguay 🇺🇾, A few days ago, I start viewing one of your videos, now I can't stop, great great videos. You remember me the fun of learning, the Ben hack show is another guy that do so, but he is not doing more videos a long time ago, now you are my new number 1. Thanks!
I see you're using OBS for your microscope. I don't know if it's an oversight, but you can put the OBS preview fullscreen if you want. You just have to right-clic on the preview -> Fullscreen projector, then select your display :) As informatic is more my field than electronic, I hope I can help a bit there :D
Looks like I’m gonna have to consider doing stuff like this while I’m outta work for this pandemic.
Might as well!
It can pay off, if you're lucky and know what you're doing. Recently I bought two PS3 slim for 20 Euro from a guy who does household clearances, both sold as defective, both working fine. I am going to keep one of them for my collection, the other one is up for sale on ebay at the moment, I have put custom firmware on both of them (that's basically all I did as a repair) and I hope I'll sell the PS3 on ebay for around 60 Euro. After shipping and ebay fees that would mean around 30 Euro profit and a free PS3 slim. On the other hand I also bought three gamecubes on ebay quite recently for about 50 Euro and all I can hope for is to break even on these. One is definitely not fixable, I am not even sure if I can use it for parts, because it has heavy water damage. The layers of the mainboard have started to come apart because of corosion. The other two I haven't tested yet, only opened the cases, they look ok, though. If I am lucky I can sell both for 20 Euro each (probably less, the cases have deep scratches and I'll have to add power supplies, which I still have laying around). One of the Gamecubes came with a Gameboy Player, which on it's own is also worth around 20 Euro, with the software I hope to get around 50 Euro. I wanted to keep one of the Gamecubes for my collection, but the condition is just too bad.
I am not doing this professionally, I mainly buy stuff I want to add to my own collection or want to try and fix.
@@MyRegardsToTheDodo what model ps3 is it that took custom firmware? in the market for one too that i can put cfw on without the need to flash it with a e3 flasher
@@krusty4793 if you can find a model that was firmware 3.55 or lower at launch, you can just install CFW like you would any other firmware. Firmware 3.56 is compatible but requires either NAND/NOR flashing, depending on the model.
Best bet for CFW is a fat PS3
TheSaxAppeal yeah i know but its hard to find one with low firmware, currently bidding on a ps3 fat with blinking red light on ebay few minutes left so i can mess around with it in all this free time, its already jailbroken so might be a faulty hdd or totally dead , yolo i guess
I love watching your videos. Amazing seeing you take apart, diagnose, and then repair these items. Awesome stuff.
Yay, yesterday I was hoping you would do more videos of repairing an x, looks like I got my wish
You're welcome, lol!
Thx for teaching me how my console works. Your videos are really interesting to watch to pass time.
Thank you for watching!
2:47 no don't tell them that you're costing us money TT
Lol!
@1-UP Oh well so far I've never been lucky enough to get one that just needed an update
@1-UP you do repairs?
It’s therapeutic to watch honest effort put in to repairing devices rather than throwing them in the bin!
The patience, the skill, the perfect amount of thermal paste, steve is a legend
How does one start in the hobby of fixing electronics? I want to learn new things while I'm stuck at home.
Well, UA-cam is a great place to start, then finding stuff around your house that needs fixing would be a great next step.
If you don't have broken things, take things apart and learn how they work too, just be careful otherwise you will have broken things to fix!
@@bfdmod i broke my dancing water speakers like this
I’m 14 and I started by buying some broken iPhones like the 6 or 6s. They are cheap and if u fail u can easily make some money back. Then if u replace parts I practice microsoldering on the broken parts. Most things will fail in the start but second time is easier
Steve! Awesome video! How can I learn to do what you do? I've been swapping parts on Tv's and game consoles for a couple of years but I really want to step it up. I need to learn how to do the intensely meticulous soldering or the biggest challenge for me, which is to properly diagnose problems with the mainboards and power boards. Is there an online course you recommend or somewhere I could go to learn about the nitty-gritty of electronics? Thanks again and I've been enjoying your videos for a while!
Have been watching your videos for a while now, recently needed to fix a switch joycon with drift, I referred back to your video on that topic and also got the kit you recommended.. i did the work following your video and everything worked out great.. parts and tools were great as well.. just wanted to say thanks and keep up the fantastic work.
Morning Steve. Great fixing video again 😊 Hopefully you’ve got boxes of broken bits as 12 weeks isolation is a long time 🙈 So watching you I’ll pass the time away nicely 👍🏻 Keep safe Stevie 😎🇬🇧
Elite quarantine content! Thanks TF! 👍🏽
Thank you for watching!
Keep the video's coming! Best repair channel out there 👍
Thank you!
I just wanted to say I love your vids my guy. Keep it up. You’re one of my favorite UA-cam channels, greatly looking forward to taking your electronics course in the near future.
After watching multiple of your videos, I opened up my PS4 to clean the fans, but then I was like “nah too many parts”
Such a nice feeling to see them fixed :) Great job
Glad you enjoyed that! I love that feeling too.
i agree
I highly recommend checking out dewalt’s 8v max screw driver. It would be more precise than the orange one you were using, and it has a lot more power, actually enough power to drive a 3 inch wood screw into a 2x4. I recommend checking it out, I have one my self, and it is a very handy little tool.
I always love to watch your videos to pass time in this quarantine,it makes me want to give cleaning maintenance to my xbox one S, but I'm afraid to open it, any recommendations? Also!
Love the part about how you react so emotionally to knowing that you fixed those 3 xbox X, Greetings From México!
Thanks bro watching your videos gave me the balls to open my xbox one x and trouble shoot the issue and fix it! I learned alot about xbox one x thanks so much!
I would recommend that you take out the hard drive as soon as you expect it‘s failing and plug it into a pc using a SATA to USB adapter. Then check it with a HDD test software like CrystalDiskInfo or something like that.
Yep, that's a great option if you don't have an extra just sitting around.
I recommend ditching the mechanical hard drive and getting a ssd. Yes they are more expensive, but faster & way more reliable.
$144 for used, broken One X consoles? I've seen multiple deals on new systems for $200 in the past few weeks. This console really didn't hold its value at all.
$144 for use, broken Xbox One X. Xbox doesn't hold it's value as well as PS4.
yep refurbished consoles are selling at
same price
Its also bc of the new generation of consoles that are just around the corner, so most people are waiting for them instead of getting a last gen console. So all in all the demand is low and supply is high bc alot of people want to sell them to make room for the new consoles.
MR. Darknight right? The new generation of consoles literally come out in months lol
Hey man. Just wanted to say thanks for giving us your time during this mess
Loving your videos, thanks for the awesome and informative content. Much prefer watching this over something that I won't learn anything from, especially since this is still super entertaining.
My switch has liquid damage and after I cleaned the corrosion out like you showed in your videos, it works normal in dock. Only problem is that the back light won't turn on, so no display in handheld mode. Unfortunately I think it's because of a circuit path that's blown out, which I won't be able to fix myself.
And that's the perfect amount of thermal paste.
Yep!
my joycon stopped working a couple days ago. sooooooo, i took away the battery and motherboard and now i pretend my 4yo sister is playing the game with the lifeless joycon. lol
lol
Could you do an in depth video on the tools you use for micro soldering, how it works, and how you learned to do it. Trying to expand my son’s knowledge base during this stay at home business. Exposing the magic and mystery of micro repairs could lead to a significant amount of views over time. Always “just the perfect” amount of entertaining, thanks.
You have inspired me to get into fixing electronics and I really admire you. Keep up the awesome work!
Glad to hear that!
I'm an Electrical Engineering student so it's really cool seeing this!
Cool! Glad you liked it.
Daam your really luck on those xbox one x's
True.
Ya, Microsoft just sold them for $199 on sale, They are going cheap cheap
Why do I get excited like I actually am there when you get these fixed.LOL
Not gonna lie i learned so many things from those videos especially on controllers now i have 4 faulty ps4 controllers and i ordered some parts to fix them and now im waiting to get this parts thank you tronic 👍
Will there be fixes in the far future of the X Box Series X? Haha, since it is said that you should NEVER open your X Box Series X
YES! Of course!
@@Tronicsfix Nice!
Tronix: I'm downloading farm simulator.
Me: unsubscribe.
Also me: jus joking I love u
Lol...hilarious!
You are the idol I would have wanted to be with electronics. But anything I touch, I broke beyond repair. Awesome job always!
That's a start. I used to break all sorts of stuff...I still break stuff when I'm trying to fix something I'm not familiar with.
@@Tronicsfix jajajaja thanks for the tip then! I'll keep breaking until it gets fixed 😅
You're a genius, win for this platform and win with the sell, good job
I Fixed 3 Broken Xboxes with FLEX TAPE (Made Money)
Ha, ha...I should have tried that.
"For now, i've some farming simulator to play...
I'm kidding, i'm kidding !"
*The panic*
I really hate modern electronics. There was a time, not that far ago, where you were able to diagnose the usual failing parts without taking apart the whole machine. Even some laptops now need a full teardown for a simple ram upgrade or fan cleaning. Love your videos man.
10.30pm in the UK. The UA-cam notification for new tronicsfix video just brightened up a rough day
So glad for that! Stay safe and well over there.
Nice one mate,good repairs👍🏻 hope you and family are staying safe during these strange times
Good choice of game to download, I thought for a moment you were going to pivot to being a gaming channel. I would have kept watching! 😂😂
It is diabolical how you have multi-million viewed videos, yet barely over half a million subs. So looking forward to seeing you explore next-gen systems.
I can't wait for the next systems! Looking forward to filming those vids!
Thanks for the help . Glad to know hard drives are available that work and fit inside Xbox one x consoles 🙂
Brilliant, I know I basically send a brown nose message per video I view, but I am really happy when you fix them. Just love the videos, really interesting and exciting to watch. Hope you and your family are doing good.
I love these videos with xbox one repair. Hello from Romania !
Hi! Thanks for watching!
I love this channel and I love every time a lot ends in success!
nice of you to keep posting, well done :)
cheers from Montreal and stay safe 🙋♂️🍁🖖😊👏
Need some more longer vids man. Love them!!
I have a short one for next week but then back to some longer ones. Thanks for watching!
I butchered the case on my original Xbox One to clear out the dust and take a look inside. I've never actually owned an "X", but the case looks a lot easier to remove :D
Great video!
It's really satisfying watching you fix these.
It's the first time I see someone changing a component from the motherboard of a modern game console, using a microscope and heat gun. I only saw this with smartphones. It's amazing
thank you for the knowledge, now i'm starting to repair my cell phone, laptop ETC all by my self with confidence which is could be more cheap and effective.
btw i'm loyal subscriber from Indonesia :)
Please keep up your videos. I am stuck in lock down in CA and we all need a sence of normal. Thanks for making content
So sorry to hear that. It should help us all get through this quicker though. I'm in Oregon and may be facing the same thing soon. Luckily I work from home anyway so I'll be uploading videos like normal. Stay safe.
TronicsFix thanks. Stay safe keep up the great work. We all need some sense of normal and being able to watch your videos for me and I am sure countless others means a lot so thank you so much.
3 out of 3, impressive. I dont know what it is about your videoes, but its so fun to watch.
Great Job fixing them..... always fun watching your skills and process...
Your channel is amazing!
I'm from Brazil and I learn so much in your channel electronic and English.
i love your vids man.you just give solution to problems that people may be haveing them selfs.great work as alway
Thanks for the positive comment!
I love your work! Any tips on how to start repairing consoles?
I have a Xbox One X here at my work, and I know how to fix them due to your awesome videos, but unfortunately I do not have the tools...😔 Amazing to see how much you can learn just by watching TronicsFix!
Yes, tools can be prohibitive. Glad you're learning something though.
One of the best channels, keep it up, you give hope to us tinkerers and make great videos, thank you!
I trust buying a xbox or playstation from this guy cause he fixed them on camera unlike other's that skip parts of the video 😂
I love your videos keep em coming and try uploading more love how you fix things and redy to go for that extra mile Greeting
Amazing! Thank you for include the price of the parts in the video!
I worked for xbox support for 5 years, the amount of people who thought their console was bad over something simple like an update (or bad internet connection) was extremely high.
I bet! I've seen this a good number of times and it always baffles me.
Tu trabajo es asombroso, increíble tu capacidad, muy buen trabajo !
100% accuracy on this loot, great job sir and very nice video!!
This one ended up pretty good. Thanks for watching!
I like the editing when you are waiting for the xbox to update haha
Really like your videos man, I like watching people tinker with stuff.
its nice to be your neighbor. buy something you fixed and warranty is just 2 steps away😂
Great video, love all of the ones I have viewed. I just love this kind of stuff. I am a helicopter mechanic and do electrical troubelshooting and repair as needed, but they don't let us do circuit board things because of those pesky federal regulations. I do want to ask if you have ever repaired a Razer Wolverine Ultimate controller or know of a place I could send mine to as I have one with a sticky A button. I don't have a problem attempting to try it myself, but these babies are a bit pricey for me to experiment on.Thanks again for the great video!
The more i watch these videos the more i want to learn how to fix electronics. Rlly don't know why i didn't go to school/uni for that. Had the chance several times (was always interested in electeonics, repairing stuff etc) but never though much of what i wanted to do in my future. Now i'm stuck with something that i don't rlly enjoy much...
Though i'm proud to say that i managed to clean the fan of my ps3 and put it aak together without any problems and it got so much more quiet (and doesn't occationally overheat anymore). Didn't feel up to taking it apart anymore that taking the lid off, power thingy out and the fan part out. Still notcompletely clean and definitly not as clean as my broken ps3 (played it a lot though it never collected any dust. Opened it up once bc i though dust was why it did what it did)...
Always wondered, how do you get started in the electronics business? Every time I watch one of either your or Rossmann's repair video's, I really think of trying to do this on the side. But how and where can you get the necessary information like ... how does this chip work, what is that capacitor for, what does this error code mean, etc., etc.
Really enjoying your content! Thanks for the entertainment during the current, boring times! :)
Honestly, I just started buying broken stuff that looked fun to repair and learned as I went. There was barely anything on UA-cam when I started but now you could learn most everything just from UA-cam videos...then you just need some tools and experience.
@@Tronicsfix Appreciate the feedback! Stay safe, need more content! :)
You know, when you say "MY favorite part," and not "OUR favorite part." I feel a little offended lol. Definitely my favorite part!!
imagine disliking this video! This man is a god! I thought there was no chance he would be able to fix the 3rd one but he did!
Your competence is amazing and how anyone could not like your videos is beyond me..
Thank you! I appreciate your support!
@@Tronicsfix Believe me sir, the pleasure is all mine.The satisfaction i get from your content is worth any effort that is put into leaving any comment.
love your vids man. im trying to get to the point i can do these fixes. i have most of the tools i need i just need to learn were to buy the parts and get some overhead to afford to purchase broken gear.
Awesome job in getting those Xbox Ones to work. I hope you made a lot of money selling them
I dont know why im so happy for you! Good job!
Watching your videos makes me want to try and fix broken electronics and it give me confidence. But sadly I'm too broke to buy anything