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I am happy with the purchase. US charger seems to be a generic non-Nintendo charger knockoff that does the job. I plan on getting an adapter to use the included European charger on US electrical outlets, just because it seems to be higher quality. (Has the logo on it, built better.) The gameboy is in excellent condition no signs of use although it was not "factory sealed". I guess it would of specified that, but I am new to ebay. I don't regret the purchase and would recommend someone looking to get a new game boy micro as it was significantly cheaper than other posted gb micros that are "new". I do not have issues with the gb micro and pleased with it. Excellent product, fast shipping.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
As far as the Game Boy Advance series goes, this is probably the most stylish and best looking, and while I do love to use it more than other gameboys, it does havea few issues. Pros: -More Compact, fits easily in tight jeans -Brilliant Screen -Customization Face -Headphone port (SP did not have one) -Solid D-Pad despite size. Cons: -Shoulder buttons do not press from the corners, instead only work if pressed from the top. -Very quiet -No compatibility with non GBA games (understandably so) -Start and select being below the screen is inconvient. Overall, I believe the best selection for a GameBoy Advance is the second edition of the SP, which has the backlit screen. The first SP had a very poor frontlit screen which is why I wanted to buy this, and the Micro is now my main system for GBA games, but I still have to use my SP for older games. Still a great little system once you get used to it.Read full review
I bought the system because of its size and how easy it is to conceal. Before I had purchased it I was thinking that the smaller screen would be bad. The smaller screen actually puts out a better picture than the sp. The screen is also brighter than the sp. The only draw back to the sting of the micro is the lack of functionality. No multi-player unless with another micro or if you have a special link. The multi-player on the micro is wireless but only on select games. Multi-player on other games requires the special link. The lack of backward compatibility. I still have Original Gameboy and Gameboy color games that I love to play today. I wouldn't recommend this to someone who already has an SP unless they are a connoisseur of games. The Micro would be a great system for anyone that is interest in starting to play Gameboy Advance games. It would also be a great and affordable gift for a girlfriend too. Great to have with you in the office when things get boring.Read full review
By no means was this physically "Worth the price". But it has good collectors value and makes for a good "Kids first system" due to it's smaller size and durability. None of the games that came with mine were any good with exception of mario advance, but that's just the way the cookie crumbles. Not a bad purchase looking back.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Near the end of the Game Boy Advance's run, it was released in 2005, and only plays Game Boy Advance games. I found an unopened silver Game Boy Micro on Ebay, and got it. To my surprise it's a European model, but it's region free so that's okay. It's REALLY small, was my first reaction. I've seen pictures online, but you can't imagine it till you hold one in your hand. Despise it's size the screen is sharp, and the sound is great. The D-pad, B, and A buttons work fine. The select and start are on the bottom(and aren't hard to hit), and serve another function. They light up blue when first turned on to show a good charge, and while playing turn red to show that you need to plug in the system. The power switch and headphone jack are in the bottom corners. The L and R shoulders buttons must be hit on the big end of the button, not the edge. They're still easy to use, because I tested them on action games like Mega Man Zero. The rocker switch on the right side controls the volume, and if you hold down the L button while using the rocker switch you can adjust the brightness. It may not be for everyone, and it's hard to find one in good condition(with a charger)or brand new for a decent price. In the end this is the perfect traveling companion for high quality gaming on the go to put in your pocket or purseRead full review
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