I Bought 11 BROKEN PS Portals - Can I Fix Them?!
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I Bought 11 BROKEN PS Portals - Can I Fix Them?! I've never worked on a PS Portal before so we'll be learning about them together. Already I know that new replacement parts aren't available which will make repairs harder - especially for damaged thumbsticks. But these are each worth about $160-180 used so hopefully I can get a good number repaired.
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The fact that you are going through chemo and still make these videos and have the patience and calmness than you have shows just how good and steady handed you are.
chemo effing sucks man! been there! If you start to have severe bone pain taking Clartin can help. Sounds crazy I know ! bone pain is no joke during chemo omg. Keep kickin' ass dude!
@@roostermbakb6727 I agree, I’m super happy to see you making it happen. Good luck to you sir
He’s in remission! He’s gotten passed the worst of it! Steve is amazing and so strong!
This is totally true! I had pretty bad bone pain the first round (I took Claritin but not enough) but figured out a good Claritin dosage for all the other rounds and it wasn’t too bad.
Get well soon man .. keep ur hopes up high and always believe u can fight this monster of illness and I know for a fact that u can win .. anyway hope to see one day a video on this channel that announce ur recovery .. keep it up man :) have a nice day ^^
Is that hair I see coming back in? That makes me so happy! After my sister finished chemo, her hair came back really curly when it had been straight before. It's apparently pretty common for hair to come back with a different texture than before, along with it possibly even changing color.
Great video and I look forward to seeing you heal back to your healthy self! 💜
Yeah, my hair is coming back in already. It actually never completely stopped growing, just got patchy so I kept it shaved. This video was filmed weeks ago and it's coming in pretty good now.
@@Tronicsfix That's fantastic. Seriously so happy for you and your family. 😊
@@Tronicsfix I don't know if they told you Steve but When I went through chemo they told me that your hair can grow back differently and after I had chemo and a bone marrow transplant my hair was originally dark brown and straight and then it grew in light brown and curly Lol, It was temporary until all my head grew out and it went back to normal.
You know, I could see Steve with a Bob Ross hair doo. There's no mistakes just happy little fixable consoles...
@@Mha8649 _Happy little thermal paste...._
From Syria, I pray for you. Continue your treatment. I wish you a speedy recovery, God willing, my man.❤❤❤
It was you who got me into repairs, because of you I have a whole drawer FULL of like a hundred Nintendo Ds's, and like 20 gamecubes in my room. I buy everything broken, then just fix it and end up saving money on products and whenever my stuff breaks I know how to fix it because of you! Thank you so much for having fun and informative videos on repair!
Did you learn how to do it just from watching his vids or did you have to watch other tutorials?
@@AKATSUKIROBES Basically he inspired me for the most part, and I learned as I went. Occasionally I watched tear down videos, and sometimes I used schematics online or tear down instructions from the companies themselves, like Alienware laptops have extensive data sheets on exactly how to tear them down.
I just got one of these.. I hope an pray 🙏.. it has no defects.. but shout out to tronics fix.. I pray 🙏 you make full recovery.. please an thank you for all ur content an repairs.. I Am getting Old.. hands don't work rite.. can't see good.. would love to be able to send u . Some Xbox one x... Just needs cleaned.. an a og Xbox original needs caps put back.. replaced they are notorious for going out.. last I checked it.. worked fine.. keep up the great work
@@ZenSkyDive Do you happen to sell the GameCubes? I’d love to have one
@@NNegativeCreep If you are genuinely interested in me restoring a gamecube for you I would be more than willing to do so at cost.
Omg, I haven’t checked in for a while and wondered why you have a shaved head until I read your community post. You’ve taught me a lot about repairs over the years, and I’m very grateful for that. My heartfelt condolences, and I wish you all the strength and hope you feel better soon. Thank you for still making videos ❤️🍀.
24:13 The "grooves" are designed so that the metal tab bends from the right place. If it was straight, without the narrow bit, the bending could happen in different spot and that's not good for tight fit.
The narrowing does mean it's the weakest point and metal fatigue will be an issue in repeated openings but it's "not perfect but the best we can do" sort of thing.
Yep, that makes sense.
That groove is standard when bending metal. Not only it makes sure the part bends where it needs to bend but also makes the corner of the bend not stick out and sit flush. That is how you bend metal with precision.
The issue is the metal they used is either sintered (cheaper but nowhere near as strong as the real deal) or the wrong type, purposely selected so that it breaks. If they used more pliable metals - like aluminium (which is plenty strong for such tiny parts) or copper (more expensive) or the right type of steel (softer, preferably Zinc coated), it would be the toughest part of that thumbstick and would never break. Hell, if they put bigger locking tabs on the side and just used plastic for the metal part, it would work as well.
As it is right now, it is blatantly obvious it is a case of planned obsolescence. It gets me furious, because we get restricted from using plastic bags in grocery stores to "save the planet" but something like this will cause an otherwise perfectly working electronic device to go straight to the landfill... What a waste of a working screen, electronic components with precious metals inside and a bunch of electricity to produce all of this... All because of a tiny clip, it is ridiculous.
@@tusux2949 or if they'd just drop a shipment of those cheap metal plates on the free market, so you can just beak the tabs and replace what is realistically a max 2 cent metal plate.
If companies decide to make parts cheap and single use, they should at least just (allow their partners to) sell them...
Steve, you inspire me and many others! Stay strong brother!
@@flexortiz92 i opened and cleaned my ps4 beacuse of him.
Wishing you the best recovery. been watching your content for years. youre always a positive person and its refreshing to see
Thank you!
Broooooo, that hair being visible while you entertain us with your repair content is actually amazing!
Hella good for ya, Steve!
Agreed!
@ariaroflcakes a scam bot stole your comment and got a bunch of thumbs up.
I love watching you take stuff apart and fix it. I’ve learned so much about how boards and small electronics work from you. Your the best brother!
I love my Portal ! Last week i was wonderig when you would upload some Portal repairs. So, tnx voor de video! I hope you are soon healthy again!
Hey Steve. Been a fan for a few years and I'm glad to see you making videos. Speedy recovery my man.
I see your hair is coming back. Outstanding. Prayers for your complete recovery🙏
Love your diligence Steve
Hey thanks!
I've watched your videos for a few years now, always enjoyed them from the start. My mom was recently diagnosed with skin cancer. Seeing you power through it like the unstoppable machine you are gives me a lot of hope.
I enjoyed your content before, but now your videos help me cope. Hope to see more soon.
I fell in love with your channel a long time ago, you are the only tinkering/repair channel I watch. You’re a freaking rockstar
I had the curly hair syndrome too!, had stem cell transplant and a total of about 4 months in two hospitals as an inpatient with an initial maximum 5 year expectation of life if no treatment, and less than 40% chance of things succeeding at all! Glad to say that so far apart from various health issues and a shot immune system I am completely in remission, Been keeping my fingers crossed for you, I know how it feels between every blood check up and bone marrow test, well done you for your positive outlook and keeping our content going :)
Excellent. Well done, looking fit in the profile pic!
I would just die I guess, no health insurance. Ohh well.
great to see you looking so good my friend
Steve, I'll be honest, I've never soldered in my life, but I've watched practically all of your videos. It's amazing how dedicated you are to fixing all the electronics you get your hands on. I look forward to your new video every day. Thank you for your work! You are amazing!
Hi Steve, I'm from the Philippines. You inspired me to get back into my first love, repairing consoles, way back in 2015. I've seen a lot of your repair videos and they're great! Please stay positive man and keep inspiring people. 😇🤜
You're the man Steve! All the best to you!
So glad to see you beat the big C but stay on top of it! I had a family member who was cured but never got regular checks, it came back. Just keep an eye on it! You know what I mean
No way i could do what you just done.. u have more patience.. than i ever have had.. i pray u have a speedy recovery an full recovery 🙏
16:35
i love this part
i wish i could subscribe again for your detail and thoroughness.
Great video Steve. It was painfull to see the joystick het destroyed but it it was important to do so.
Yeah, I really wish there was a good way to repair them.
For science 😅
@@SkyfighterZXmainly to show the world how cheaply made and how fragile the controller stick 🕹️ truly is. This also shows a lawyer what needs to be shown in court for a lawsuit if one is ever done. I honestly can't believe how poorly made these joysticks are truly made.
@@Mr_Battlefield agreed, they are very fragile, the engineering is brilliant on how compact it is but the construction is so weak and flimsy that they can disconect the plastic bit by themselves and can't be closed back up properly
Nothing but love for you and your family.
💖
Your videos are always so amazing to watch. You actually inspired me to start my own youtube channel, and I would always go to your videos to help figure out how to fix my own consoles.
i was really waiting this video, i really love the architecture of the Portal and i LOVE using it everyday almost, especially now that i am far from home, this is a game changer and it works super fine.
I’m treating this like a treasure because of how fragile it may be so, remember guys to clean the Portal and if you want to travel around with it, put it in a Laptop-like soft case inside a bag so it won’t get hit by accident.
I wish I had half your skill, youre a legend Steve!
That thumbstick issue with it coming off the track is such a common issue on these. I had this issue and had to get a warranty replacement after only 2 months! This video really helps if this happens to me again!
I just read your blog and I am glad you doing better. All good vibes your way.
One of my favorite Can I fix it, so far! Nice job, Steve!
I was thinking of getting one of these. Glad to know the majority of the problems are with the moving parts only. I'll wait for repairability before getting one
Or maybe wait at least until you can get replacement analog sticks.
Great video as always!
Glad you enjoyed!
I'm sorry to hear about you health. I hope you get better soon. Your content is top notch! Best wishes from Brazil! ❤
You are truly more than a content creator, seeing how you went out of your way to break that last one to figure out what the problem was, while showing us speaks volumes of your dedication to make repairs viable and available for everyone.
I hope you are getting better. I love your content and you are sparking a great interest in my to learn more about electronics repair.
great vid tronics
I know in California they passed a Right to Repair bill that is fairly decent IMO. One of the huge issues is the ESA was able to get game consoles exempt from R2R which absolutely sucks.
I would like to see training be included as part of the Right to Repair campaign. Having a right is meaningless if someone is unable to exercise it.
I, for example, have literally no technical skills, tools, or even a proper workspace. Without these things, a Right to Repair my own devices is of no value to me.
@@williamharris8367 That will happen on its own faster than any legeslative change
Right to repair means they cannot prevent you from aquiring the skills and parts anymore :
Manuals and shcematics are now fair play and cannot be "sued away" for copyright infringement anymore
Neither can they prevent you from buying parts from sellers : See Apple siezing legit parts/defective units at customs cause they have the apple logo on them. They have to prove counterfeit and trademark misuse intent to get them
Why would they pass a law if consoles are not included in this law? That's outrageously crazy.😢
Oh my god ! That’s is so unfortunate and sad ! Hope you get well man ! I am watching for years now and seeing you like this makes me very sad. Your videos are interesting and fun. Good health to you man
So much love and respect for this guy.
Always thinking outside the box, fixing what can’t be fixed by the average person.
Keep up the good work!
Besides the great videos you make. How is everything going heath wise? Hope everything is well. Love the videos tough to see you like this but it looks like you have a great look on everything keep it up.
Updates are on our website: tronicsfix.com/pages/steves-health
I'm done with treatments and I'm in complete remission!
So good to hear this!
Sony needs a lawsuit or something. those sticks are clearly junk and not even tested proper. so most will proberly fail
That ate Normal sticks and the elements are Seminar to the sticks in the joycon.
The are Not Design to Opel and repair.
Its cheaper to replace them
It probably doesn't help that a lot of people are trying to play quick twitch type of games I see a lot of people in Reddit doing that with the systems.
Those type of games like call of Duty or fighting games are pretty brutal on a regular controller and people are trying to do this with a portable controller with smaller joysticks..
I've had mine for 6 months no issues I play single player games 95% of the time You might catch me in helldivers or maybe final fantasy 14 online but other than that those other games I save for my controller when I'm at home.
I am so proud of you still doing these videos even after getting treatment … get well and be strong
I haven't binged your videos in a few months so it was a shock seeing you having to fight the big C but im rooting for you and gonna watch all the videos I missed wishing you all the best!
I wonder what this liquid is... him spraying 2 the analog stick 2 minutes before XD I got the same memory as you, literally a gold fish! Love your content :)
@@zaborg17 the electronic contact cleaner evaporates itself at room temperature in some seconds. Probably the líquid was grease for the contact
The liquid was grease that they put inside the analog stick to keep them lubricated.
@Tronicsfix yeah they use it on cordless tools on the trigger switch I think bosch started the trend.
@@Tronicsfix i saw it later on the second stick, sorry if i seemed rude on the comment, didn’t mean to :(
Hey Steve, I just looked on Amazon and AliExpress and it seems they do have replacement sticks for the PS Portal. 😊
Indeed, they are selling hall effect triggers for it, I'm guessing the originals are also hall effect ones. The price is marginally justifiable, considering how expensive the broken ones were
The original are resistance Stick. You can see that on the contacts that move on the Black surface. The same sticks like the Normal in the switch joycon
Hello, I have occasionally watched the videos on the channel and I had not seen you in this state of health, I hope everything goes well and you recover soon. A big hug from Chile. 💪💪💪💪
Hey Tronic, get well man. my best wishes to you and your family. Thxx for all the videos
$180 used for something that costs $199.99 new...
Supply and demand, I guess
That's how a lot of things are these days. I don't understand it.
Same thing with steam decks. People buying for more than new, and they are available.
The time just to diagnose the issue is worth more than the $20 saved, let alone the cost of parts, the wait time for the parts to be delivered, and the time spent actually fixing it.
Even used in reported working condition isn't worth a 10% or less discount to me. If I'm spending 90% already, that last bit is worth knowing there won't be an issue.
I would pay the extra 40 bucks and just have the manufacturer warranty or store return.
Eleven?! Good gravy
Yep, I've seen more for sale in lots like this too. Not sure how widespread these issues are but they seem to affect quite a few of them based on my Google searches.
Great fixes, Steve. Shame about the ones you can’t get parts for, but hopefully they will be available somehow soon.
Yeah, that's what I'm hoping.
Just popped onto your channel after a bit of a break. Sorry to hear you're on chemo. The treatment is rough but I sincerely hope it helps. Stay strong and big thanks for the amazing content.
Idk how you do it you always manage to do the impossible fixing things that seem to be unfixable and you always make it very educational and interesting I said it before your the best at what you do what you do takes a lot of patience and finance almost like an Art in what you do for a living im always like "hey a new video great!!" When you post new videos keep doing what you do stay strong and hope your recovery is going well
I didn't even know these things existed
They are useless unless you have a PS5 that's always connected to your homes wifi it only streams games from your PS5 console. And you need good wifi if ur using it out and about.
I preordered it and probably played it for half an hour. The latency makes it almost unplayable I’ve had it sitting in the box since. Wonder if I could make some money selling it to niche ps fans in a couple years lol
I haven't seen any posts from you about your condition, if you've even made any.
I hate hearing about it when you mentioned it late last year. I've been a subscriber of yours for at least 5 years.
I just wanted to know if things are looking good for you?
Updates are on our website: tronicsfix.com/pages/steves-health
I'm done with treatments and I'm in complete remission!
@@Tronicsfix amazing news. You keep electronics alive. The universe needs to do right by you
Keep fighting the good fight, brother! You sound great and the energy everyone loves is still here! Best wishes to you and the fam. Keep the content coming!
All respect and support for you man i hope you get better soon
It's disgusting that manufacturers create products in such a way that they are nearly impossible to open and repair properly, and that there are no spare parts available.
I know, they suck
First thing to that comes to mind when I think of impossible to get into are PS3 controllers and new generation iPhones.
PS5 pro controller should be the standard when it comes to being able to fix our things. Just make the parts modular.
I know some people aren't as tech savvy when it comes to self repair but if it was just easier to remove and replace parts that wouldn't be a problem.
@@Kakeen I'd imagine simply whispering "modular" anywhere near the vicinity of Sony HQ (or any large corpo for that matter) would be enough to get you kicked out of the door. It's a surefire way to make things repairable and last longer. It would also mean more profits for them if they sold the replacement parts but that also means more work for them and they figure it would be just as good to try to sell you another unit when yours break.. But then the question is why buy something in the first place if you know it is built to fail asap? The more they push the failure state to happen sooner, the more it will backfire in sales. This Portal case seems like it's past the " do not buy" line for me already.
I was surprised by the design of the PS5 pro controller because of this. Maybe its a way for them to test the waters and see how profitable it is that way. But it also costs a lot more for us than the regular one.... I am really tired of all those mindgames already, to the point of only buying things I absolutely need and only if they are of decent quality (or the cheapest ones if the quality cannot be confirmed). The trust that products will last at least their warranty period and buying blindly is long gone.
Thats why i didnt buy it. It is made to break
It's not that hard if you have a bit of practice. Just get started fixing things, they all tend to have similar processes. And it is satisfying to diagnose and fix them
You should buy a 3D printer so you can make the parts you need
Yo, saw the comment and literally got tears seeing this, im not the biggest fan thats for sure, but u make amazing contect, seeing you like this really broke my heart, idk whats wrong with u rn but im sure ull get through it, best of luck Tron💞
Always love your content and I hope you’re doing well going through your treatment. Even if you don’t get to fix the devices you get, I always learn something new with you
i still cant see why this product exists
Rpg machine for the ps5 is the only use that a can thing off
Sony wants more money.
It's pretty simple. Some that has kids using the TV, watch sports while playing, watch steamers, etc. it's not that hard to comprehend why they exist and they are the best selling game accessory year to date so looks like a lot of people are buying Portals 😊
@@DiggetyDank kids ,wife life my guy a way to sneak in some play time
@@smeepUCAthey are so popular that I have never heard of them until now …lol
You need a 3Dprinter! You could absolutely make replacement parts like the thumb stick.
I was thinking the same thing especially for the plastic stuff.
Only really for the plastic parts
Great video. Thanks. I can't wait to see you healthy again on the field.
Wow brother! I haven't watched your vids in a minute, but I'm glad you're doing well! Keep on bringing the content and fixing the tronics!
Device from 2023 and Sony still didn't learn that material scratching in analogs causes that it will damage over time. I know they had to cut price, but still, oh god.
IKR, an extra tenner and slap some decent HALLs in them.
@@GriotDNB ... Is "Hall" an acronym?
Planned obsolescence. Using scraping potentiometers and sheet metal which will always break. Hall effect sticks are on the market for YEARS now and they are still not using it.
@@12Cortana Most likely, and unfortunatelly, you are right.
"$ony"
I guess their company belief is Don't make it repairable or don't make the parts available so that way they could just sell more new units.
Yep, exactly
@@Tronicsfix I sent you an email the other day about a possible solution to making some replacement joysticks.
Amazing to see you doing well mate, speedy recovery, you are a real G
Stay healthy man hope you get better. I enjoy your content it’s helped me do my own repairs on consoles I have.
Al the best to your recovery, man. Wish you a speedy recovery. ✌🏼
I am happy to see you doing videos and I really hope you are getting better with your treatments. keep going I am praying for your recovery.
Man I love when a tiny peice is broken but it still works after taking it out, it's saved my stuff many times. Great vid!
Get well soon. I love your videos. I watched ypu many years back i almost watched all your videos and i always watch you before sleep . Hope you can beat it
its so good to see you doing so well dude, hope the recovery is going well!
Interesting to see the breakdown of these ones. Nice work as usual!
You're definitely looking a lot better! Your eyes are much more bright and the dark around them is getting lighter! I hope you're are feeling better and doing well! Keep it up!!!!
God Bless this man and hope you heal. You’re awesome and your videos are so educational! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻💯
You movies make feel me better every time watching. Thx for continue :)
Awesome to see you on the mend!!!
Hey brother, I was kind of running your video as background noise, I've been a long-time viewer though, and when I saw you on camera I thought, "Man, he doesn't look good, hope everything's okay..."
Then I read the comment section and realized what was going on. So sorry to hear you're going through this and I'll be praying for you and your family as you go through this fight.
Cancer took my sister and my 11-year-old niece is fighting her own battle right now. Stay strong, lots of love and respect.
Man it's been a minute since I've watched a video and i didn't even know 😢 but I'm glad to see you're staying in rhythm keep on fighting brotha I'll be rooting for you and I know you've got this! You've fixed everything else so why not this 🤟
Been a while since I've seen your videos, but seeing the thumbnail and realizing the obvious I just wanted to give you a like, watch the video, and wish you the best!
I love the vids brother keep them coming also I wanna say Dude you are seriously a true testament to the meaning of the word tough, and dedicated glad there is a content creator out here that works this hard to keep his community happy and content I wish u a speedy recovery! 😅
Love your content. Keep it up and I hope you get healthy again. A close friend of mine went though what your dealing with and keeping busy helped him out a lot. He’s braver than me and I’m guessing that you are too. 😁👍
Almost missed this episode! Love repair and resell videos.
Love your videos. Get well soon my friend. Wish you and your family the best ahead!
Get well soon my man ! Always loved your videos . Stay strong brother
Stay strong, brother! This can't and will not beat you. Love your content and keepnup the great work.
Hey men, just opened up this video and just wanna wish you to get better fast! I fix smarthphones and computers by myself and in many ways you've been a huge influencer onthis note...
Hope you get better soon! Keep up the good work
Your a beast! I haven’t watched you in a couple months but now I just found out what’s going on from your website!! Let’s go keep it up!! You got this
Stay strong Steve don't give up,I watch your show for 2 years & it is great, Keep doing what you doing I'll keep you in my prayers 🙏🙏🕊️😇
Because of you I bought my first Sodder and tool kit to pull apart computers and i been fixing all my electronics. Thank you.
Yeesss! I was waiting for this!!! I want to see how easy it is to fix. Thanks
Love you'r skill and I learn so much just from watching and listening.
Hope you are well. All the love in the world from me!
Man I learned how to clean my ps5 and my kids Xbox series X from you. I’m sorry to hear that you’re going through chemo. I pray you have a full recovery. Thank you for continuing to make content.
Really enjoyed seeing you successfully complete some repairs without soldering. Great find on these!
Looking great man, keep going 😁 this is the best channel for watching repairs fr
its been a while since iv seen one of ur videos, i was shocked to see u like this😢😢. hope u get well soon, prayers to u and ur family. stay strong
Very nice, and the right to repair is definitely a good mention!
You can probably borrow the thumbsticks and caps from some of the ones you dont have parts for, to repair the others. That way you'll have more working devices and fewer ones to get replacement parts for later.
hope you are doing good. because of your videos i fixed 4x ps4 controllers n a xbox controller yesterday.
You are a hero 🦸♂️ cause not all heroes wear capes.. with all you going through you can still give us great videos like this