Game Boy Advance IPS LCD Backlight Kit - Cloud Game Store

The screen quality is excellent, just like the IPS v2. This particular screen DESPERATELY needs a better alignment tool though. It is nearly impossible to get this thing properly aligned with only the 2 acrylic spacers provided. I had to cut some extra plastic to make additional spacers. PLEASE make a 3D printed aligner for this particular display. It especially needs the left and top spaced to avoid shifting.

Also, I felt the shell needed modification for installing. Most unmodified aftermarket shells come with the raised aligner edge (pictured) in the inside of the face shell. You need to trim these down in order for this particular screen to install flush. Centering requires the screen be pushed right against the right edge of the interior. You can't do that cleanly without the trim. The window itself does not need to be trimmed, but the interior still does.

I think this screen just needs a little more time on the market before it has the troubleshooting figured out.

Notea: It may just be user error. I may be overlooking something and made some serious mistakes. Time will tell!

Skeptical since there are no reviews yet but it worked perfectly! Just make sure the screen is dropped down to the bottom right of the screen opening from the back view. The screen brightness sensor was a little tricky to get it in the right position but it works!

Works amazing just broke the screen the first time. Wish they sold it by itself.

It's a good display for the original shell. But the display (Black GBA ) is not as bright as the other IPS V2 displays (Red GBA). It fits the best way when you put it as far right and down as possible. The brightness sensor is a touch sensor. I installed the sensor in a hole on top of the shell. I attached a photo.

The auto dimming function is very weird. I found the install harder to fit in the shell than a standard IPS. The centered mounting is nice if you do not have a modified shell but if you have an IPS case that has been milled it wont center correctly with any spacers. I will be removing this and placing in a standard IPS kit soon.

I was very excited about the fact that I may possibly be able to stop cutting my shells, but alas, that is not yet the option. The screen functions fine upon testing but when wrapping up the job and putting the two halves together, mine would not fit. It was so close, but just off enough to where modification of the shell is required. After modifying the shell so the screen would fit, I go the two halves together to find out that somthing had bridged, frying the GBA, as well as the screen had shattered in the process. I don't want to give up hope, but I recommend sticking with the old IPS v2 until the new clouds have their tolerances and bugs worked out.