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For those of you that were unfortunate enough to purchase an Xbox 360 in its early inception, it is likely you have or will have to deal with the dreaded red ring of death. This error is caused by a hardware malfunction and luckily can be fixed in most instances. Although sending it back to Microsoft is an option, this can normally cost upwards of 140$. Definitely a hefty price tag on something that can be done by the average consumer at home, and with little electronic expertise too. Also, it is important to note that they will not always be capable of fixing your unit. Imagine waiting weeks just to find out nothing can be done.

One very viable solution for fixing your Xbox is the Red Light Fix system. The Red Light Fix product is an intricate guide designed to show, step by step, exactly how to cure this current burden on your gaming existence. At a 29$ price tag, it is cheaper and faster than mailing out your system to Microsoft, but more expensive than some other less in depth courses on the market. The main selling points give ample reasoning for the price, and actually make it a bargain. To start, there are step by step instructions laid out in both a PDF and video format. This allows customers that are visual learners to watch the exact steps taken to fix their Xbox.

Both the eBook and videos contain every possible step, and do not leave a hint of detail out of the process. With every possible course of action there at your disposal, along with simple to follow instructions, there is no anxiety attached to the process. Simply print out the PDF file and begin on your journey. Reference back to the videos at parts when you feel confused, if that happens.

The only thing that seems to be lacking is the possibility of one-on-one phone support. There is email support for customers, but waiting for a response can be nerve racking for users that don’t normally take a hands on approach. With everything laid out in front of you, it is possible they deemed it unnecessary. Still, it wouldn’t have hurt.

After putting all the steps to the test, here are the most important aspects to take into account before purchasing.

Pros:

• Easy to follow, step by step instructions laid out in both text and video.
• Unlimited Email support until any and all issues are resolved.
• Goes into detail on the few pitfalls users might encounter when performing the upkeep.
• Last and most importantly, the system works and cures the dreaded 3 red ring error.
• Money back guarantee.

Cons:

• Lacks phone support for customers that might have questions.
• Priced a bit higher than other guides, but with good reason.

For anyone in the market for an alternative method to fixing their Xbox 360, the Red Light Fix course offers a delightfully thorough guide at a reasonable price. It takes you by he hand through every task, and allows you the confidence to know everything you do is correct. So, get your step-by-step Red Light Fix system.