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Budget Game Boy Advance SP Triggers Tactile Switch

Budget L/R Trigger Tactile Switch for Game Boy Advance SP

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$1.04 USD - $1.04 USD
$1.04 USD
$1.04 USD - $1.04 USD
$1.04 USD

These tactile switches for the Game Boy Advance SP are great for modders on a budget who are looking to improve the feeling of their GBA SP's L and R triggers.

Higher-quality clicky tactile switches are also available.

Features

  • Improves the responsiveness of the left and right triggers
  • Compatible with the Game Boy Advance SP

Included

  • 1 x Budget Game Boy Advance SP L/R Clicky Tactile Switch

Notes

  • Tactile switches sold individually, not in pairs
  • We strongly recommend that both tactile switches be replaced at the same time to prevent your L and R trigger buttons from feeling uneven
  • This is an aftermarket product and may not feel identical to its genuine counterpart

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
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R
Roberto

Love these changes the whole game play love the clicking

R
Ruben Trujillo
Solid Item

These are solid parts the feel like the original but firmer.

B
Brian
Not sure how to install

The switches only have 2 posts to solder whereas the original switches have a metal frame for support (4 posts). I ended up using the RM clicky switches instead.

A
Anonymous
It's a button

Essentially the exact same as the original Nintendo piece that needed replacing, no complaints about the performance. You buy a button, you get a button.
Had to bend the contacts into shape to put in the through-holes, though.

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
75%
(3)
0%
(0)
25%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
R
Roberto

Love these changes the whole game play love the clicking

R
Ruben Trujillo
Solid Item

These are solid parts the feel like the original but firmer.

B
Brian
Not sure how to install

The switches only have 2 posts to solder whereas the original switches have a metal frame for support (4 posts). I ended up using the RM clicky switches instead.

A
Anonymous
It's a button

Essentially the exact same as the original Nintendo piece that needed replacing, no complaints about the performance. You buy a button, you get a button.
Had to bend the contacts into shape to put in the through-holes, though.