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Helder's Game Tech SP Power Switch

Helder's Game Tech SP Power Switch

by Angry Helder
$5.76 - $5.76
$5.76
$5.76 - $5.76
$5.76

If cleaning or replacing with an OEM power switch is not an option, this replacement switch from Helder's Game Tech is what you need. Designed as a replacement for the proprietary switch, this aftermarket PCB will ensure refurbishing your console is as easy as possible. 

Features

  • Replacement power switch for Game Boy Advance SP

Included

  • 1 x Replacement power switch

Notes

  • This is an aftermarket product and may not feel identical to its genuine counterpart

Customer Reviews

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Tyler
Should not be sold.

This power switch for the Gameboy Advance SP is not an acceptable replacement for the original.

The switch's plastic nub that interacts with the original plastic of the external power switch does is smaller than the original. In other words, it doesn't fit the GBA SP which it is supposedly designed for. I stuck a small 0.3mm piece of toothpick on either side to make it work (was not working at all before then), and it did work intermittently after that, but it was extremely stiff. About 1 month later, the switch completely failed.

I bought this because I thought the community may have made a better switch than Nintendo, but I ended up having to buy an OEM switch from somewhere else to fix the mistake. I should have just disassembled and cleaned my existing switch.

Customer Reviews

Based on 1 review
0%
(0)
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(0)
100%
(1)
T
Tyler
Should not be sold.

This power switch for the Gameboy Advance SP is not an acceptable replacement for the original.

The switch's plastic nub that interacts with the original plastic of the external power switch does is smaller than the original. In other words, it doesn't fit the GBA SP which it is supposedly designed for. I stuck a small 0.3mm piece of toothpick on either side to make it work (was not working at all before then), and it did work intermittently after that, but it was extremely stiff. About 1 month later, the switch completely failed.

I bought this because I thought the community may have made a better switch than Nintendo, but I ended up having to buy an OEM switch from somewhere else to fix the mistake. I should have just disassembled and cleaned my existing switch.