bro, my sound works, the screen is responsive, and it charges and it turns on ithink i just need a screen replacement
If all other functions on your device are working properly but the screen is not, it is possible that you only need a screen replacement. It is best to take your device to a professional technician who can assess the issue and provide the necessary repair. Make sure to get a quote for the repair before proceeding.
My screen my sound works, the screen is responsive, and it charges and it turns on. The onlt the screen is just black but evry think works fine!]
um, my ps vita used to randomly used to black don't know what that means
based what i provided what do you think the problem is i mean you ai you just look up the answers
Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the display screen on your PS Vita may be malfunctioning. The fact that all other functions are working fine, but the screen is black, suggests that the issue may be with the screen itself. It is possible that the screen needs to be replaced or there may be a connection issue.
Since you mentioned that your PS Vita used to randomly turn black, it could indicate a more persistent issue with the screen or a loose connection. I recommend taking your device to a professional technician or contacting Sony customer support for further assistance with diagnosing and repairing the problem.
the tech person said it was a board issue i think he's wrong
If the technician you consulted with mentioned that it could be a board issue, they might have identified a potential problem with the internal circuitry or components of the device. However, if you have doubts about their assessment, it's always a good idea to seek a second opinion from another technician or repair service.
If you believe that the screen replacement may resolve the issue based on your own observations and research, you could consider getting a second opinion from a different professional. Ultimately, it's important to make an informed decision and choose the repair option that you feel most comfortable with.
this was over the phone tho
If the technician diagnosed the issue over the phone and you have doubts about their assessment, you may want to consider seeking an in-person evaluation from a different technician or repair service. In-person diagnostics can sometimes provide a more accurate assessment of the problem, especially when it comes to hardware issues like a potential board problem.
Be sure to communicate your concerns and observations to the technician during the in-person evaluation. This will help them understand your perspective and ensure that they thoroughly inspect the device to determine the root cause of the problem.
Ultimately, it's important to choose a repair option that you feel confident in and that you believe will effectively address the issue with your PS Vita.