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Samsung Galaxy A80 Charging Port Repair

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Samsung Galaxy A80 Charging Port Repair
£70
Part needs ordering We order your part as soon as the repair is paid for. Once it arrives we will contact you to book your fitting slot. Part arrives in 1 working day Express fitting is available once your ordered part has arrived.
Genuine Samsung Charging Port£70
Genuine Samsung partCharging Port Repair for Samsung Galaxy A80, sourced to order and tested after fitting.Part arrives in 1 working day12-month warranty

How would you like your device repaired?

Visit us at our Liverpool Street workshop, or send your device by post from anywhere in the UK.

How quickly do you need it?

Choose a drop-off appointment or an available express slot.

Book your appointment

Choose an appointment or add your repair to cart.

Back up important data before repair where possible.

If the Samsung Galaxy A80 only charges at a certain angle, or not at all, the charging port is usually worn or blocked. We repair or replace it so charging and data work reliably. We verify both charging and data after the repair.

  • Turnaround: 1 working day, subject to stock and workload
  • 12-month warranty on this repair
  • Walk-in near Liverpool Street Station or UK mail-in service

Signs your Samsung Galaxy A80 needs this repair

  • Fault appeared after a knock or spill
  • Cable feels loose in the port
  • Charges only at a certain angle
  • Charging cuts out on its own
  • Will not charge with any cable

What is included

  • Inspection and cleaning of the port area
  • Repair or replacement of the charging port
  • Charge, data and accessory testing
  • Function check before return
  • 12-month warranty

How to confirm your model

Check the model number in your device settings, or bring it in and we will confirm the exact Samsung Galaxy A80 before any work begins. If you are unsure which repair you need, our team will advise.


Before you book

  • If the device has been exposed to liquid, tell us before booking. Liquid damage can affect components beyond the repair being requested, and we will inspect and advise before starting any work.
  • Try a different cable and charger first, as a faulty lead can imitate a port fault.
  • If the phone charges fine but drains fast, a battery may be the better fix.
  • If the fault followed a spill, a water-damage check is the safer first step.
  • If we discover water damage during your repair that affects the work, we will stop and let you know. A water damage diagnosis is applicable at the current fee, and we will confirm this with you before we proceed.

Our repair process

  1. Book or drop in: start online or come to the Liverpool Street workshop.
  2. Assessment: we confirm the fault and the right part before starting.
  3. Repair: the part is fitted carefully and the device reassembled.
  4. Testing and return: a full check, then collect in store or by tracked post.

Why choose us

  • Clear pricing with no hidden extras
  • Repair workshop near Liverpool Street, established since 2015
  • No data loss, this is a hardware repair
  • Walk-in and UK mail-in both available


Book your repair

Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours near Liverpool Street Station. For mail-in repairs, book your repair online so we can track your device from arrival. Any questions? Contact us and we will help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Either. Walk in near Liverpool Street Station or post it from anywhere in the UK.

Yes. We check charging, data and accessory recognition after the repair where the port supports it.

Yes. The warranty shown on the page applies to this repair.

Many port repairs are same day where the part is stocked. We confirm when you book.

If the phone will not charge, charges at an angle or the cable feels loose, the port is the likely cause. We confirm during assessment.

Yes, try a different cable and charger first, as a faulty lead can mimic a port fault.

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