The numbers, verified.
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2,840 repairs completed in 2026
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98% fixed right the first time
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Rated
4.9 from 223 verified reviews
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Repairing VR since
2019 and it's still all we do
Choose your path
Three ways to get your gear working again.
Repairs by device
Pick your headset to see what we fix.
How mail-in repair works
Simple, honest, and you're in control the whole way.
Fair pricing, no surprises
79% of repairs are $150 or under, and larger Quest 3 jobs run higher. Either way you approve the exact price before we touch anything, and the diagnostic is free with any repair.
Prefer to fix it yourself?
Shop genuine parts for Quest, PSVR2 and more — then follow our free step-by-step repair tutorials on YouTube.
Trusted by VR owners
A small team with a big mission: keep you in VR
Hey there, we're Preston and Dan. FixMyOculus started as a small VR arcade in Rogers, Arkansas. When COVID shut the arcade down in 2020, customers kept showing up with broken Quest headsets and nowhere to turn, so we became the fix-it guys.
Today we've helped over 10,000 devices get back to working like new, and we're still a tight-knit team of four that treats every repair like it's our own headset on the line.
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Let's get you back in VR.
Start a mail-in repair, or grab the parts and tutorials to do it yourself.
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