Officially, the move is considered a commitment to sustainability, and it is. Previously, the company only sold spare parts for Xbox controllers, but not for the device itself.

Should You Repair Your Own Xbox Series S and X? Self-repair is no longer a problem in the United States, as not only do states support this, but the entire US government which has been a mandate ...

iFixit's range of replacement parts has everything from full motherboard arrays with the SoCs fastened right in, to power supplies, Wi-Fi chips, and massive fans. There's no replacement disc ...

iFixit now sells genuine Xbox parts you can use to repair your Xbox Series X or S and offers official guides to help with fixes. You can browse what’s available from iFixit’s Microsoft Repair Hub.

It now offers parts for Xbox Series S and X (digital and disk drive) models ranging from cases to power supplies to motherboards, along with toolkits, thermal paste and more.

Official Xbox parts join the lineup of Surface repair parts and tools that iFixit provides as part of Microsoft's push to support Right to Repair ...

If you navigate to iFixit’s parts portal, you will find a full breakdown of all of the gaming console parts available. iFixit is supporting more than just the Xbox Series X and S.

iFixit has officially announced that it now sells parts for the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S, and it already has repair guides up for several different components for each of Microsoft’s ...

It is specifically selling guides and parts for the Xbox Series X Disk Drive, X All-Digital, and S. It expands on the number of Microsoft devices featured on iFixit, with Surface being added in 2023.

The Xbox Adaptive Joystick works with the company’s already robust accessibility hardware stack, and even includes support for custom 3D-printed parts.

Chinese chip supplier Weltrend says it has shipped integrated circuits for new PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch consoles, pointing to the PS5 Pro & Switch 2.

Microsoft is now selling replacement parts for Xbox controllers following its pledge to expand "right to repair" options for consumers. The program is currently live for Xbox users in North ...