Boss battles can be frustrating, but even more infuriating is when your game console gives up the ghost. I had this happen with an Xbox One X back in the day, and fortunately it was under warranty (and thus easy to have replaced). For those who are not so fortunate, Microsoft announced it is expanding its repairability program that should make it easier to get your busted Xbox console fixed. It might also be cheaper, though that remains to be seen.
What this entails is an expansion of in-person repair options for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, by way of a partnership with uBreakFix by Asurion and it’s nearly 700 participating store locations spread out across the United States. Before this partnership, official in-person console repairs were only offered via Microsoft’s own support channels through the Microsoft Store.
Microsoft also confirmed that this includes its three newest Xbox models , including the 2TB Xbox Series X Galaxy Special Edition, 1TB Xbox Series X Digital Edition in Robot White, and 1TB Xbox Series S in Robot White.
Microsoft Is Making It Easier And Possibly Cheaper To Repair Busted Xbox Consoles
