- After payment, we order this part specifically for your repair.
- It usually arrives within 1 working day.
- We contact you the same day it arrives to book your fitting.
When a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 needs the cable held just so to charge, the port has usually worn. We restore a firm, reliable connection and test charging and data transfer. Port work is precise and the area is cleaned as part of the job.
- 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 Note 8 needs this repair
- Fault appeared after a knock or spill
- Debris or damage visible in the port
- Charging cuts out on its own
- Slow or interrupted charging
- Cable feels loose in the port
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 Note 8 before any work begins. If you are unsure which repair you need, our team will advise.
Before you book
- 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if cleaning the port fixes it?
If a clean resolves it, we will tell you rather than replace anything unnecessarily.
Walk-in or mail-in?
Either. Walk in near Liverpool Street Station or post it from anywhere in the UK.
How long does it take?
Many port repairs are same day where the part is stocked. We confirm when you book.
Will my data be affected?
No. A charging port repair does not touch your data.
What if the fault followed a spill?
A water-damage check is the safer first step, and we will advise on that.
Should I try anything before booking?
Yes, try a different cable and charger first, as a faulty lead can mimic a port fault.