RetroGlow for Game Boy Advance SP - RGB LED Flex Board U-C Group Limited
RetroGlow for Game Boy Advance SP - RGB LED Flex Board U-C Group Limited
RetroGlow for Game Boy Advance SP - RGB LED Flex Board U-C Group Limited

Game Boy Advance SP RetroGlow RGB LED Flex Board

$19.99 USD
59 reviews
59 reviews
SKU: GBASP6401

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Pickup available at 519 Davisville Rd. Usually ready in 2-4 days

Game Boy Advance SP RetroGlow RGB LED Flex Board

519 Davisville Rd.

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

519 Davisville Road
Willow Grove PA 19090
United States
User Guide Install Guide

Light up your Game Boy Advance SP with a Flexible RGB LED Cable. Pair with clear buttons to make your GBA SP shine!

Currently untested with aluminum shells.

FEATURES:

  • Individual button color customization
  • 18-25mA power draw with default settings, maximum measured draw 50mA at full brightness with white color
  • Hue, brightness, and saturation adjustment
  • Power LED color control
  • Solder-in-place install. 15-30 minute install, moderate difficulty
  • Use the Select + D-Pad buttons to customize your LED colors
  • Two animated color modes with adjustable saturation and brightness
  • 32 different hues to pick from, 32 levels of saturation

INCLUDED:

  • 1x GBA SP LED flex board

DOCUMENTATION:

PAIRS WELL WITH:

NOTES:

  • To factory reset hold Select + D-pad left while turning on.
  • Flex board is currently White.
  • Designed in house by our friend Mitch!

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 59 reviews
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    Caleb W.
    Awesome

    These LEDs are awesome easy to install and do work with helpers amp if you install the LEDs first. I do wish they had an led for the speaker as well since I have the funny playing clear speaker.

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    Paxton K.
    More thickness around the buttons causing them to become not as clicky

    I love this and it is very cool! My one problem is that it adds thickness to the board that causes the buttons to not be as clicky and responsive as I would like them to. I am unsure if I am doing something wrong or if this is a problem other people are having.

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    Joel L.
    One major problem

    I can’t change modes. I followed the links to the guides but to no avail. Instructions says to hold down “select” then tap “right” on the d-pad to change modes. Doesn’t work. When I hold “select” and tap “left” on the d-pad it changes screen brightness….

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    Marcus G.
    Bricked my motherboard

    Wish I had read the reviews first. This seems to have sporadic results of working and not. Ultimately, this worked for a few seconds before bricking my motherboard.

    Thanks for your feedback! Most likely a fuse was blown. Please reach out to us at support@handheldlegend.com so we may look into this further with you!

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    J.P.
    JUST DO IT !!

    no hesitate just do it !! I'm glad I did this job

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    William L.
    Looks fantastic

    But that's about where it ends. These are incredibly hard to use and figure out. The instructions on the page are complete nonsense, and none of the install videos include any sort of guide on using them. This is the same with the Advance and SP versions. I am used to the FunnyPlaying GBC RGB button mod which is INCREDIBLY user friendly.

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