EZ Flash Junior MicroSD Adapter for Classic Gaming on GB/GBC/GBA (EZFlash Jr.) EZ-FlashJr. is The Best Flash Memory Card for Gameboy Color & Gameboy Original (Similar to Everdrive)

or anyone immersed in the world of classic gaming on Game Boy, Game Boy Color, or Game Boy Advance, the EZ Flash Junior MicroSD Adapter (EZFlash Jr.) is a game-changer. As an ardent enthusiast of retro gaming, I found this device to be an indispensable addition to my collection, offering seamless access to a treasure trove of games in a compact package. First and foremost, setup is a breeze. The EZ Flash Junior MicroSD Adapter eliminates the need for cumbersome cartridges, allowing you to simply insert a microSD card loaded with your favorite ROMs. The process is straightforward and intuitive, even for those with minimal technical expertise. Within minutes, I had my library of classic games ready to play. The compatibility of the EZFlash Jr. is remarkable. Whether you're delving into the iconic titles of the original Game Boy, exploring the vibrant worlds of the Game Boy Color, or reliving the nostalgia of the Game Boy Advance era, this adapter has you covered. Its versatility ensures that you can enjoy a vast array of games across multiple generations of handheld consoles, all from a single device. Performance-wise, the EZ Flash Junior delivers consistently smooth gameplay experiences. Load times are minimal, and I encountered no discernible lag or glitches during my extensive play sessions. The seamless integration with original hardware preserves the authentic feel of classic gaming, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the nostalgia of bygone eras. One of the standout features of the EZFlash Jr. is its compact design. The adapter is sleek and unobtrusive, fitting snugly into the cartridge slot without adding bulk to your console. Its minimalist form factor ensures that you can take your retro gaming adventures on the go, whether you're commuting to work or embarking on a long journey. In terms of value, the EZ Flash Junior MicroSD Adapter punches well above its weight. Priced competitively, it offers an affordable means of expanding your gaming library without breaking the bank. The ability to store hundreds of games on a single microSD card represents exceptional value for money, making it a must-have accessory for any retro gaming enthusiast. In conclusion, the EZ Flash Junior MicroSD Adapter is a game-changing accessory for classic gamers. With its user-friendly interface, broad compatibility, seamless performance, and compact design, it elevates the retro gaming experience to new heights. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of classic gaming, this adapter is sure to enhance your nostalgia-fueled adventures. Highly recommended.

Needs a bit of fiddling, took me about 5-10 minutes to get working although I mostly didn't read anything first. It isn't clear how you need to organize the files so at first it didn't work for me but I wasn't sure if it because I had too many files in a folder or something else. I got it working but I still don't know exactly what the problem was. One thing to be aware of, apparently cos the small amount of RAM on the Gameboy this cart is slooooooow you will wait several seconds to move between folders. There is a quick start feature tho if you're playing a game you can just restart it without navigating to it which is nice. No complaints otherwise, with a small sd card you could theoretically load all US released games on this if that's your thing.

This is an 'ok' card. It's not a good alternative to something more premium like the Everdrive GB X7. When you buy this card, make sure to also buy extra device batteries, mine arrived with a dead battery so game saves, etc wouldn't work. I bought the Tenergy CR1220 3V Lithium Button Cell, a 5 pack is 5 dollars, so it's like a dollar a battery. A few of the features that I wish this card had...Save States and Game Genie codes. I also would have liked the ability to clean up the system root menu so that it only displayed the Game Boy rom folders and not extra random files.

Works great, don't forget that you cannot go above 100 files per folder, your SD card needs to be formatted as FAT32, and a 32GB card or smaller. The biggest thing I ran into was being unable to open files, I realized they were all zipped up. Unzip and you'll be fine. I would keep the directory / folder paths small I made GB / GBC folders and break out every 100 or so ROMs into their own subfolders (1, 2, 3 etc). Overall good for the raw GBC hardware. It does come with a dead battery, that's really common with a lot of these, so just know you will have to buy replacements.

This thing corrupted my SD card, it cant save games, and it came with a dead coin battery inside so I have to buy a new one and replace it. Sometimes the dang thing doesn't even want to start up as it enters a boot screen loop, making me restart it several times until it loads. Dont buy this thing, it doesn't even work properly as advertised and still uses a coin battery to keep saves? I thought it did all the saving on the SD card. So you will have to keep buying new coin batteries as they only last about six months to a year. Also it might end up corrupting your SD card or just not work all together.

I’ve been wanting to get an Everdrive, and still may get one in the future, but the high price has been putting me off. I’ve only had this EZ flash for a few weeks, but it’s been great so far. I also have an EZ flash for GBA and it’s been working great for the past couple of years, so I expect this should hold up just as well. Super easy to use, just drag and drop your files to an SD card and pop it in the system. The physical reset button on the cartridge is a nice touch as well. I’ve only used this on my GBA SP, but I have a FPGBC on the way soon and hope to get an analogue pocket when they restock. If it works as well with the FPGA systems as with original hardware, I may not spring for the Everdrive at all

I use LSDJ to write chiptunes. For a few years I used a modded 3DS, and recently decided to move to original hardware. This looked to be the cheapest method to get LSDJ on a cartridge. So far it has been almost 100% to my satisfaction. It has been physically sound, and technically it has performed to perfection, whether using LSDJ or playing GB roms (have not tried on GBC, but it is compatible). Saving is a little uncanny since I have to press the hidden button inside the cartridge's sticker, but that's hardly a tradeoff for the excellent utility of this great device. I intend to eventually buy 3 more to run 4 GameBoys in my DJ setup.

First thing to note is that THE USB READER/WRITIER IS NOT INCLUDED. If you do not have one of these, then you should realistically add on another 20 bucks (as of the time of this review) to this overall price. And another $10 or so for a microSD card, unless you have one of those lying around, but that is not mentioned as being included like the usb drive. So on to the cart itself. There are no instructions provided, but a google or youtube search will help you find some videos to get you going. The main thing to note is that this cart does save games, but you have to create a SAVER folder outside of your GAMES folder, save your game that you are playing and then click on the middle of the cartridge (there is a button with just enough room to press while it is inserted into a game boy). This will reboot the system/cart at which point your game will save. Side note: the first time you save a game will be the longest. This is to create the initial save file. All saves on that game after the first save will be very quick. Also, this does not do save states (that I'm aware). You will need a game with a save (i.e. pokemon) or at least auto-save such as mario/wario games to perform a manual save before clicking the button on the cart for the system save. I got this for a modded game boy color. While I wait on that, I picked up a game boy pocket (also modded) to test this out. This cart did work with my pocket, but it has a rechargeable lithium ion battery. This will use more power than a normal game and I saw a few reports online of a few people having issues with a standard pocket, but YMMV. I can only tell you what I know. I have heard that this draws less power than its everdrive comparables, so keep that in mind if you plan on using this with either standard game boy batteries or a modded screen (IPS) that uses more power. However, I have not used an everdrive myself so I cannot confirm. I really want to give this a 5 star rating, but considering the first thing in the about item section says "USB reader/writier INCLUDED." This is simply false advertising and I encourage Amazon to edit this listing so others are not duped. I had to run to best buy to grab a usb drive before I could try anything with this cart. Thankfully there was one close to me, but this may affect others harder than me. 3 stars overall though as the cart itself did work as I wanted it to, fits well in my game boy pocket and is still cheaper than an everdrive.

Fonctionne parfaitement, mais vendu sans SD Reader ni SD Card comme écris dans la description de l'annonce, ou en tout cas je ne l'ai pas eu avec.

Worked perfectly with a modified (backlit screen and amplifier) Game Boy Color and GBA SP and I've already gotten several hours of play time out of each without having to change/recharge the batteries. While it does work with my unmodified Game Boy Pocket, the power draw is a lot for a pair of diminutive AAAs to handle; I only got a couple hours from a fresh set of lithium AAAs. Not a deal breaker as this was purchased for use with the Color, but an important point for anyone thinking of using this with a Pocket. As far as using the device itself, it's a straightforward affair. You do have to copy a couple system files from the EZ Flash website onto a micro SD card before the cartridge will work, but it's a painless process. You lose some advance functionality compared to an Everdrive X7, they had to get the price down somehow, but for people who are just looking to play classic Game Boy games; the reduced feature set isn't impactful and well worth the savings. A variety of ROMs were tried, nothing too obscure as of yet, but it handles popular titles like Super Mario Land, Tetris DX, Pokemon Silver and Donkey Kong '94 with aplomb. The EZ Flash Omega is an excellent choice for anyone looking to experience the best of the Game Boy library on original hardware.

This flash card is absolutely perfect for storing games onto. It was fast and easy to use also very simple to set up. It came with a dry battery though which I did expect to happen considering it came a long way to get to me. The issuse was easy to resolve as the battery is easy to replace and place into the flash card. It has worked great since a fresh battery was placed and overall an excellent product for people who enjoy gb and gbc games.

Top teil, hab 8gb Karte drin und alle Spiele die man braucht

Works almost perfectly, but the battery life of the clock/save battery is poor. Thankfully the coin cell is not permanently fixed to the board and can be removed from its holder with a plastic knife or similar tool.