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Helder's Game Tech MGB Power Switch

Original price $6.49 USD - Original price $6.49 USD
Original price
$6.49 USD
$6.49 USD - $6.49 USD
Current price $6.49 USD

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 Pocket

Included

  • 1 x Replacement power switch

Notes

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

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
67%
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33%
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B
Brian
Great option if you've cooked the original switch

While it doesn't feel the same as the original, it beats having to use a jumper :P

B
Brian
Tricky to install, questionable durability

I ended up going through 2 Helder switches before having success on the 3rd try.
The first one broke before I even installed it, just cycling the switch on and off. It appears the plastic is quite brittle.
The second one I installed slightly misaligned. It broke after a few power cycles once the gameboy was all closed up.
The third one I have been using for a few days so far and it seems to be working well.
Make no mistake, it is definitely not as high quality as the original switch, but to my knowledge there is no OEM replacement. Also note, when installing the switch, make sure to follow Helders instructions on his site. They include a picture that shows exactly where the switch must be placed. It seems even 1mm off will not work correctly in the shell.

S
Shawn Fredericks

Helder's Game Tech MGB Power Switch

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
67%
(2)
0%
(0)
33%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
B
Brian
Great option if you've cooked the original switch

While it doesn't feel the same as the original, it beats having to use a jumper :P

B
Brian
Tricky to install, questionable durability

I ended up going through 2 Helder switches before having success on the 3rd try.
The first one broke before I even installed it, just cycling the switch on and off. It appears the plastic is quite brittle.
The second one I installed slightly misaligned. It broke after a few power cycles once the gameboy was all closed up.
The third one I have been using for a few days so far and it seems to be working well.
Make no mistake, it is definitely not as high quality as the original switch, but to my knowledge there is no OEM replacement. Also note, when installing the switch, make sure to follow Helders instructions on his site. They include a picture that shows exactly where the switch must be placed. It seems even 1mm off will not work correctly in the shell.

S
Shawn Fredericks

Helder's Game Tech MGB Power Switch