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L/R Trigger Tactile Switch for Game Boy Advance

Original price $2.09 - Original price $2.09
Original price
$2.09
$2.09 - $2.09
Current price $2.09

If the left and right triggers on your Game Boy Advance are starting to feel soft, uneven, or unresponsibe, switch out your old tactile switches with these high-quality clicky replacement parts.

Features

  • Durable, high-quality manufacturing
  • Satisfying clicky feeling
  • Improves the responsiveness of the left and right triggers

Included

  • 1 x Game Boy Advance 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
  • You will need to carefully sand down the blue protrusions on the tactile switches in order for the buttons to fit perfectly into your shell. We recommend testing the tactile switches in your shell periodically while sanding them down to determine the height you find most comfortable
  • This is an aftermarket product and may not feel identical to its genuine counterpart

Customer Reviews

Based on 20 reviews
45%
(9)
40%
(8)
10%
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Nacho Garrido
L/R Trigger Tactile Switch for Game Boy Advance

they are perfect.
surely you need to make them lower with a file but that gives each person the possibility to adjust them to their favourite style.
Now the experience changes a lot

B
Bill Perry
Good feel, less than ideal fit

Installation is about what you would expect. Desoldering the old switch is kind of a pain, but not bad. Issues arise when you try to mate the shell halves together. I had a hard time getting my buttons to actuate properly in addition to getting significant gaps around the shell halves. Now, I think most of these issues were because of the shell, but these buttons are definitely a bit too tall. I cut out material from the buttons, but you could sand the tops of the buttons, too. But once you get fit correct they feel really nice.

F
Francisco Dejesus
Works Amazing!

Definitely got to know what you are doing when it comes to soldering and modding the gba shell! Love the new buttons!

K
Kevin
Works well but needs trimming!

Great triggers for the GBA but this will require some trimming to the since they are a bit long.

B
Brian
Awesome aftermarket switches with some modding

The switches work great and feel so much better than factory. The only caveat was that you have to sand down the blue plastic piece so it will fit under the shoulder button. I found that if you sand until you see metal starting to show underneath you've gone far enough. I also had to trim a bit of plastic from the shell to accomodate the new switches as they were pretty tight in the shell otherwise.

Customer Reviews

Based on 20 reviews
45%
(9)
40%
(8)
10%
(2)
0%
(0)
5%
(1)
N
Nacho Garrido
L/R Trigger Tactile Switch for Game Boy Advance

they are perfect.
surely you need to make them lower with a file but that gives each person the possibility to adjust them to their favourite style.
Now the experience changes a lot

B
Bill Perry
Good feel, less than ideal fit

Installation is about what you would expect. Desoldering the old switch is kind of a pain, but not bad. Issues arise when you try to mate the shell halves together. I had a hard time getting my buttons to actuate properly in addition to getting significant gaps around the shell halves. Now, I think most of these issues were because of the shell, but these buttons are definitely a bit too tall. I cut out material from the buttons, but you could sand the tops of the buttons, too. But once you get fit correct they feel really nice.

F
Francisco Dejesus
Works Amazing!

Definitely got to know what you are doing when it comes to soldering and modding the gba shell! Love the new buttons!

K
Kevin
Works well but needs trimming!

Great triggers for the GBA but this will require some trimming to the since they are a bit long.

B
Brian
Awesome aftermarket switches with some modding

The switches work great and feel so much better than factory. The only caveat was that you have to sand down the blue plastic piece so it will fit under the shoulder button. I found that if you sand until you see metal starting to show underneath you've gone far enough. I also had to trim a bit of plastic from the shell to accomodate the new switches as they were pretty tight in the shell otherwise.