OSTENT Full Repair Parts Replacement Housing Shell Case Kit Compatible for Nintendo DS Lite NDSL Color White

Product definitely does what it's supposed to, and comes with the hinges, screws, and (most of) the screw hole covers. It was missing 2 rubber screw hole cover nubs, which was a tad disappointing, but if you're buying it for yourself, and not to resell, it gets the job done very well. A bit rougher-feeling that the original NDSl casing, but I actually prefer it. Less slippy, more grippy.

I will admit, I am glad to see the ds logo on the top of the shell, and have the writing at the bottom of the shell (something that was not shown in the original listing images), but was a bit disappointed at the product I received. So the main problems with this product is: Buttons are slightly too small, so there are larger gaps between the button and the shell compared to my original ds lite There are some scratches and defects on the shell that were caused during manufacturing ( pretty deep to the point sanding would ruin the device) The ds shell came with two power switches?? And then was missing the volume slider piece. ( I had to use a turquoise one from my old shell. Also, a couple of the rubber nubs were missing for the case, on the top screen ( I guess it ripped off of the sticker sheet during manufacturing because there was one, but missing one.) The shell was also missing the adhesive to stick the screen cover to the top screen, so this made me reuse the old one from my previous shell, which obviously stuck horribly because of how old it was The shoulder buttons are incorrectly sized or something, because they do not click well. They get stuck to the shell, and don’t work very well

I really like the quality of the plastics here in comparison to a cheaper eBay one I purchased last time. That said, I did run into quite a few issues that keep this from getting a good rating from me. 1: The battery door screw stripped out immediately on first use. I had to extract the old one from the sytem and put it into this shell so I could keep the battery door closed. 2: The little plastic tabs left over from the plastic moulding process were not cleaned up well enough, leading to me having to scrape or cut them off with a knife in several locations around the housing. Most notably the buttons, as some of the buttons would not press smoothly or fit into the holes. 3: The case would not close properly once it was all assembled. I had to drill out the little holes where the metal posts go for the L and R buttons, otherwise they were not deep enough and the case probably would have cracked if I screwed the back case all down tightly. Overall I am happy with the housing, and I would recommend it to anyone that is resourceful enough to make all these small modifications to make it fit properly. Hopefully you have a utlility knife and a drill. If not, I would stay away and see if you can find another solution.

Got this to house a Game Boy Macro build. Overall quality is good, however there are a few areas where there are burrs or left over material on some of the parts (notably around where the hinge sits for the triggers). Managed to clean up and works fine.

Resultado final espetacular