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Lab Fifteen's 9V USB Cable for Sega Game Gear

Original price $10.99 - Original price $10.99
Original price
$10.99
$10.99 - $10.99
Current price $10.99

 

If you're looking to save your AA batteries from the draining abilities of the Sega Game Gear, look no further than this USB cable, available for both NA and EU consoles! 

Features

  • 4ft USB cable
  • 5V to 9V boost to safely power Sega Game Gear consoles
  • Different cables for both NA and EU model Game Gears

 

Included

  • 1 x Sega Game Gear 9V USB Cable

Notes

  • Colors may vary from what you see on your display
  • This is an aftermarket product and may not feel identical to its genuine counterpart
  • Cable will only work on repaired or refurbished consoles; old consoles with bad capacitors will experience power draw issues that will prevent the cable from working as intended 


  • 5 stars: 5 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 1 (17%)
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R.W.
Works well.

Purchased one for my North American Game Gear and one for my Japanese Game Gear. Both cables work well and power the Game Gears with Bennvenn screens just fine.

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Raymond Fetter
Didn’t work for me

Didn’t work for me. Could be my game gears power port, could be this cable. Since I keep receiving spam to leave a review no matter how much I unsubscribe or block the sender I am hoping this concludes the communications

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Alex Bennett
A must have!!

I plan on purchasing several and bundle them with rebuilt game gears! I use this to test all my power boards. Excellent quality and price!

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Sean
OH YES!

If you have a game gear this is a great thing to have, because Game gears love batteries and eating them. this helps lots. can even do like the old battery backup but with a modern power bank.

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Saul Gonzalez Batres

Lab Fifteen Sega Game Gear 9V USB Cable

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Taylor Beaudoin
Battery Saver

Compared to the 6 batteries needed to power the GG, this cord is a life saver. Works great paired with a power bank, there's no comparison to lugging around expensive batteries.