This is a PCB USB-C charging port to replace the original charging port for GBM (2005), this port works with USB-C to USB-C cable charging so you don’t need to worry about having a USB to USB-C cable. The USB-C board that to custom PCB to easily replace your GBM’s proprietary charging port with a… Read More »
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your Gameboy Advance SP GBA SP console AGS-001 (2003) Charging port.
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your 3DS XL / 3DS LL (original 2012, SPR-001) Charging port. Installation Guide Download (PDF)
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your 3DS (original 2011) Charging port. Installation Guide Download (PDF)
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your NEW 3DS XL/LL Charging port. Installation Guide Download (PDF) Step 1; Add low-temperature tin to the solder pins of the interface, which makes it easier to disassemble. Step 2: Heat with a hot air gun (recommended temperature 350 degrees), heat to the… Read More »
This guide is to help you install your IPS Screen to replace your PSP 1000 Screen.
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your PSV 1000 / PS Vita 1000 PS VITA(PCH-1000) Charging port. ⚠ Please Note This kit requires advanced electronics assembly skills, including soldering, disassembly of the device, and plastic case modification. If you are not confident in performing these tasks, we recommend asking… Read More »
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your PSV 2000 Charging port.
This guide is to help you install your USB-C PCB to replace your PSP GO charging port. 1.Use a hot air gun to remove the original interface of the PSP Go (recommended temperature is 350-380 degrees Celsius) 2. Use tin tape to clean the excess tin and ensure that the pad is flat 3.After the… Read More »
This guide is to help you install your USB C PCB to replace your dsi/dsixl charging port. Removing old port First things first you will need to strip your dsi/dsixl right down to the bare PCB. I like to add some leaded solder to bring the melting point of the solder down so it easier… Read More »