Sega Game Gear Capacitor Replacement Kit; Fix no/low sound, no power, dim screen

I had the dim screen issue from bad capacitors in my Game Gear (like a lot of others) and was looking for what the cause was. I learned that the capacitors were it (they can also cause power and sound issues too mind you) and there were so many different kinds it was pretty ridiculous trying to track them all down, let alone order them at a decent price. Enter this replacement kit! It worked like a charm and the screen is back to being it's old self! So I can confirm that the capacitors I needed to use are all working as they should be.A few things to keep in mind before ordering though:-This is a kit that involves you opening up your Game Gear and soldering tiny stuff on and off. If you aren't up for that, you're probably best off handing the project to someone else to do for you.-Don't do it yourself unless you have the proper safety gear and/or are able to do it at a well ventilated area either. Solder, flux, glue (many capacitors are actually glued on), capacitor liquid dielectric, etc... will smolder as you work on this, which aren't safe to inhale.-It will take a lot of time to do. So if it's tiring you out, take breaks. You don't want to mess up because you'll have to open it up all over again and troubleshoot it, which can be difficult given how many things you have to do. Plus if you put a capacitor in with negative on positive and vice/versa, you might ruin the capacitor, which means another purchase.

Finally found a place that I could buy these to revive my old SEGA game gear. It comes with instructions and the website to follow along with. Game gear worked great after installing all of the capacitors.

very quick shipping, very well labeled and downloadable instructions. very satisfied.

I tried so hard and got so far but in the end my Game Gear still doesn't work.