Amazon would be ideal for cheap
But id recommend CEX or Cash generators for some of the real batteries if your from the U.K
But id recommend CEX or Cash generators for some of the real batteries if your from the U.K
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If you do go for online retailers like Ebay or Amazon, beware of bait and switches.
As in they advertise something but you get a false product like for example, broken batteries.
This shit happened to me once when I was looking for battery replacements for Pokemon stuff like old cartridges and the Pokewalker
If possible, go to a physical brick and mortar store.
If not, I would recommend one of those specialized online game stores like any flashcard sites you actually trust.
As in they advertise something but you get a false product like for example, broken batteries.
This shit happened to me once when I was looking for battery replacements for Pokemon stuff like old cartridges and the Pokewalker
If possible, go to a physical brick and mortar store.
If not, I would recommend one of those specialized online game stores like any flashcard sites you actually trust.
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I've used Amazon before to buy my replacement parts and never had issues. ebay on the other hand, I almost always get screwed out of quality parts.
Yeah I bought an official Sony Battery last year on ebay for cheap that was never opened and it was bloated when I opened it. Earlier this year I bought a Lenmar battery for my PSP slim on Amazon.com brand new and works great. Still holds great charge today despite it being 1000 mAH. I got it on sale for $9.99 but now it's almost around 20 bucks so it does cost more than the cheap generic brands you see floating around on ebay & amazon especially sellers from China.
