Red Nintendo Game Boy Advance GBA SP IPS Adjustable Brightness - Groudon
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Manufacturer description
Gameboy shell has been replaced, a new IPS V2 screen has been installed which is a lot brighter than the original screen. Also has 10 levels of brightness control. USB Charging Cable included =) Game not included it is for demonstration Only.
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Full Specifications
| color | Red |
|---|---|
| edition | Groudon |
| screen_type | IPS |
| brightness_levels | 10 |
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