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Xbox One X HDMI Port - Replacement HD Socket

Xbox One X HDMI Port - Replacement HD Socket

Regular price $12.99 USD
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Part no.
P43335
Fits
Xbox One X
Won't fit
Xbox One original, Xbox One S, Xbox Series X / S - all use different sockets
Skill
Soldering (SMD)
Stock
In stock
4.9 from 2,448 reviews · 16.1K parts shipped · selling since 2021 Read them on Whatnot
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Shipped since 2021

Orders are packed and tracked in one to three business days. Over 16,000 parts sent out since 2021 at a 4.9 rating across 2,448 reviews.

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The full rundown

Xbox One X powering on — fan spinning, light on — but the TV stays black? Shine a torch into the HDMI socket before you write the console off. Bent, flattened or missing gold pins inside are far and away the most common cause, and the board itself is usually untouched.

It is almost always mechanical damage: a cable trodden on or caught while the console is plugged in, levering the connector sideways until a pin gives.

Brand new replacement HD socket, HDMI compatible.

This is board-level work. The old port has to be lifted with hot air and the new one reflowed onto the pads. A soldering iron on its own will not do it — you need a rework station, flux and experience, or a shop that has them.

Fits: Xbox One X only.
Does not fit: the original Xbox One or the Xbox One S — all three consoles use different sockets. Also not Xbox Series X or S.

Test a different cable and another TV input first. A failing HDMI lead gives an identical black screen and costs nothing to rule out.