motorola-moto-x-1st-gen-repair-nyc (Walk In) + Georgia Atlanta (Mail In Available)
Yes! We've finally started offering Motorola Moto X repair via mailing it from Atlanta, Georgia, but if you live in NYC Manhattan (Financial District) it's easier to just stop by our office to get your Motorola Moto X fixed. But if you must send your device in please keep reading:
We understand that mailing in your Motorola Moto X repair can be a hassle. So, we came up with the simplest method of getting your device to us for repair: (it's literally 2 steps!) We ask you to skip the checkout process and ignore the order form. Just send your device to us and pay later. It can't get simpler than that!
(Step 1) Package device with our address on it. (Don't include wires/games!)
(Step 2) Bring package to the Post Office and pay for shipping.
(Step 3) We receive the package and we'll email you an invoice for the repair.
If you feel like processing the order and paying first, you can do that too. Just choose your Motorola Moto X issue and add it to the cart.
Be sure to email us your tracking number so we know when to expect your package! We will diagnose the issue and contact you to let you know the cost of the repair before doing any work.
Important: Include your name + phone number + email written on a piece of paper and include it in your package. Also, state the issue you're having with your Motorola Moto X. No need to print anything out. We're trying to keep this as simple as possible!
| Broken LCD/Touch Screen |
$150.00  |
| Cracked Case / Back Cover |
$150.00 |
| Battery Replacement |
$150.00 |
| Motherboard Repair / Replacement |
$150.00 |
| Diagnostics |
$30.00 |
| Water Damaged |
$130.00 |
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User Reviews
I was playing four-year-old my Xbox 360 a few weeks ago and saw some spontaneous fuzzy lines on the screen. As I desperately tried to get Master Chief to safety, the unit turned off and I got the dreaded Red Ring of Death (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xb…)! The Microsoft website was confusing; it either wanted $70 plus shipping, or was telling me that pre-2010 machines would not be fixed at all. The RROD is basically just caused by crappy thermal tape on the board of the unit, so I thought fixing it locally would be better. When I dropped off my device at xCubicle, they immediately confirmed the issue. I left them a $20 deposit. A few days later, they called and it was all fixed! They showed me that it was working on a monitor before I took it home. The total price was $65. The location itself is actually a corner store, and you can't go inside - it's just a super tiny window that opens up. Having hardcore gamers shyly pop their heads out of a tiny window covered in Mario stickers seems like it confirms a number of stereotypes, but these guys are awesome.
Highly recommended. My PS3 stopped reading Blu-Ray discs, yet it could still read DVDs. Once I arrived at xCubicle, I explained my situation, they hooked the machine up to a monitor to test it, then immediately stated that they would replace the lens. The next night, I got a call from them, telling me that they had repaired my PS3. I went back the following day to pick it up, they tested it one more time, and it worked perfectly.
I brought my XBox 360 into XCubicle in December because my disk drive stopped opening. They charged me $80 for the repair, citing that I needed a new belt. After picking it up, it worked fine -- for a month. It started acting up again and finally stopped opening again altogether just last week. My girlfriend decided to see if she could repair it by watching a video on YouTube. She took the device apart and discovered that my "new belt" that cost $80 was really just a throw-away rubber band. XBoxes get hot. There is a reason you shouldn't use a rubber band. Dry rot. While she had the XBox open, she discovered that another part (a shield) had been replaced for some reason and that repair was shoddy as well. They replaced it with an incorrect part and masking taped it together. They even lost two screws that hold the case together from the inside. It's amazing that it ever worked at all. This was the only repair that I've ever had done on the Xbox, and I've had it since it was brand new. Do not take your equipment to these people. Watch a video or email me and my girlfriend will happily do it for half price. Not Kidding.