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19. Apr 2011
Buying a pre-owned Nintendo DS Lite
4 von 4 finden das hilfreich The Nintendo DS lite has been around for several years now, yet it has held it's second-hand value very steadily as these are still very very popular today, despite the release of the newer DSi and DSi XL.
Small, lightweight, and with huge support of games for any age these are popular with children and adults alike.
A second-hand unit can be purchased for an average of £40.00 - £60.00, but there are some things to check first when buying used consoles.
1) Touch screens are easily damaged. Make sure the unit does not need a replacement touchscreen, although these can be purchased for less than £5.00 if a confident person wants to replace one.
2) Hinges are easily damaged. Make sure that the unit opens and closes ok, and will support itself in the open position. Look for cracks or missing plastic around the right hand side hinge. These were VERY common to breaking.
3) Make sure it plays games reliably. Children have often inserted the stylus pencil into the game slot causing damage to the pins. Bent pins will not read games or may cause intermittant issues!
4) Screen damage. Top and bottom screens can be damaged by people snapping shut the unit whilst the stylus is lying across the screen. Dead pixels on the top or bottom screens, or dead spots on the touch screen, show evidence of this.
5) Cosmetic damage. Main issues are dirt working into the top and bottom casings, as these have a clear perspex trim which dirt can become sandwiched inbetween. Can only be cleaned by completely stripping the unit down (Not easy!)
Also, the top covers have a laquer coating over the coloured plastic, which is often scratched or worn through. Red models in-particular suffer from this.
6) Dropped units often do not turn on, and sellers sell thinking that the unit simply requires a new battery or charger. Be aware of this as it more-than-likely requires internal attention by a technician. L2 and L4 inductors often break from the circuit board upon shock.
Overall, a fantastic games console for all ages, that gurantees to provide the user with value for money. Buy one, use it for a year, sell it, and you'll never be at a loss!
Drew - United Kingdom
15. Mai 2019
Good quality hose
This was a good quality airline hose, and sealed nicely onto my fittings.
It's not too heavy in weight, and once initially unravelled it soon settled as a straight hose and didn't try to curl or knot itself
29. Mär 2011
Nintendo DS Lite
The NINTENDO DS LITE was Nintendo's best selling version of the DS.
Despite the release of the DSi model, the DS Lite (or DSL for short) is much more common amongst family households, due to the simple fact that so many people were not prepared to go out and purchase the newer DSi just for the added function of the camera over their existing model.
Therefore the DS Lite stands strong today, five years on from it's original introduction into the market.
If buying a 2nd hand unit, be aware of several factors:
1) Touch screens were common to failing if abused or jabbed hard with the stylus. They may appear to work but may be out of allignment and won't re-calibrate.
2) Hinges and hinge plastics had weak points, and were easily broken by children so look for cracks in the plastics before buying
3) The use of cheap imitation "game cards" used for playing multiple games from one cartridge often damaged the DS Lite's by blowing internal fuses F1 or F2 so many many DSL's have issues with not charging or powering on properly.
4) The DS Lite did not stand up well to being knocked or dropped. L2 and L4 inductors often break free from the circuit board inside, again causing problems with powering on and charging.
5) Cosmetic damage is common. The laquer used to coat certain coloured models often decays, becoming dry, crispy and brittle. The red models seemed to suffer from this the most. Examine corners and the top outside lid as this is where it can be most apparent.
All in all this is still a great portable console well suited to adults and children alike, and still ever popular in 2011.
Prices have remained stable and so it is easy to obtain a clean working model for £50 as it was over a year ago. Buy one, use it, enjoy it, sell it when your done - you won't loose out!