OG Repairs
OG Repairs repairs, refurbishes, and upgrades PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch consoles, controllers, and DJI drones, with a workshop in southeast London and mail-in service.
About OG Repairs
When a console loses its picture, overheats, or a controller begins to drift, diagnosis matters as much as the repair. OG Repairs works with PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch consoles in London, along with controllers and DJI drones. Its workshop handles repairs, refurbishments, and upgrades, with options for customers who bring equipment in and for those who send it by mail.
Console work includes HDMI port faults, power and overheating issues, connector and screen damage, and internal cleaning. Controller services cover stick drift, component replacement, and conversions using TMR or Hall-effect modules, as well as custom builds. The company also repairs and maintains DJI drones. Availability and feasibility depend on the model and damage, so the workshop asks customers to check in before confirming a job.
OG Repairs’ published process starts with an assessment and a quote. The customer is told the expected cost before work begins and can approve or decline it, avoiding an unpriced repair. For mail-in service, the company explains how to send the equipment and offers tracked return shipping. Customers who prefer to drop off a device at the workshop can arrange an appointment.
Alongside repairs, the company refurbishes devices and sells tested consoles and accessories. Its website provides free controller-testing tools, both online and through an app, to help check buttons and controls before requesting a repair. OG Repairs states that its work is covered by a 12-month warranty; customers should confirm the specific terms with the team when requesting a quote.
The workshop is at Unit 9, Hatcham Road, London SE15 1TR. It is open Monday-Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. London time. OG Repairs is an independent service and says it is not affiliated with or officially endorsed by the manufacturers of the products it repairs. That distinction clarifies its role: a specialist workshop serving several platforms and device generations, rather than an official Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, or DJI service center.
Console, controller, and drone repairs
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