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Conductive Silicone Button Contacts For Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Black | ZedLabz

Name: Conductive Silicone Button Contacts For Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Black | ZedLabz
Brand: ZedLabz
SKU: 600032
Price: 11.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Features:

- Complete set of rubber compatible conductive button pads for Nintendo Game boy Advance
- 1 x A / B rubber pad replacement.
- 1 x Directional D-Pad rubber pad replacement.
- 1 x Start Select rubber pad replacement.
- Compatible with Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) only.

Description:

If your Game boy Advance buttons are sticking or not responding buttons then it may be time to refresh the rubbers contacts inside the console.

Over time the original rubbers under the gaming controls can wear and perish, the ZedLabz button repair kit includes a brand new set of high quality replacement rubber button conductive pads, they are the perfect replacement parts to bring your Game boy Advance back to life.

Each pack contains a start select rubber pad, directional rubber pad & A,B rubber pad.

Rubber pads require technical internal fitting.

Compatible with Game boy Advance (GBA) only.

Platform	Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Colour	Black
Manufacturer	ZedLabz
EAN	5056026420334
Weight	5g

Really bad, the membranes lack structure points

I recently ordered these black membranes and the contact points lack structure, unlike the grey membranes which do have it. That means that the buttons don't register when you click on them. My arrow buttons did work, but the A & B didn't not. After replacing them with greys ones they worked great. (yes I did clean the golden islands on the circuit board, the membranes are just of bad quality)