Homebrew Nowadays what is the cheapest (and best while being the cheapest) flash cart for a DSi?

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So I have a old dsi I just found in my bags of shit in an old storage shed, and I like to repurpose all my consoles lately, and I'm getting answers all over the place with Google. What do you recommend to use to hack the DSi? Preferably the cheapest and best option if that is possible. Thanks for any answers.
 

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The gold standard is still the R4i Gold by r4ids.cn - which is discontinued, but replaced by https://nds-card.com/ProShow.asp?ProID=575 which works like the old one after you flip a small switch on the inside

If you want something more (allegedly better SNES/GBA/PC emulators, mainly) there are the DSTwo (plus) models, but they stopped making them a year ago too

on the other end of the spectrum, r4i-sdhc.com products (NOT r4isdhc.com) are also relatively popular
 

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The gold standard is still the R4i Gold by r4ids.cn - which is discontinued, but replaced by https://nds-card.com/ProShow.asp?ProID=575 which works like the old one after you flip a small switch on the inside

If you want something more (allegedly better SNES/GBA/PC emulators, mainly) there are the DSTwo (plus) models, but they stopped making them a year ago too

on the other end of the spectrum, r4i-sdhc.com products (NOT r4isdhc.com) are also relatively popular
r4isdhc.com is just a rebrand of r4isdhc.com. The cards are exactly the same from an external hardware perspective.
 

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