Bench log — Nintendo Game Boy Advance Fuchsia Clear Pink AGB-001 Tested Working + Pelican...
One unit, one record. SKU NEK-RET-001421.
This exact unit is for saleNintendo Game Boy Advance Fuchsia Clear Pink AGB-001 Tested Working + Pelican...Excellent$85See the listing What we testedJuly 14, 2026
- Passed:Powers on and boots
- Passed:Plays games — Tested with a Donkey Kong cartridge (not included)
- Passed:Buttons and D-pad responsive
- Passed:Runs on 2x AA batteries — Battery contacts clean
Against the standard checklist
Every handheld console gets the same list — read it here. 0 of 6 steps carry a recorded result on this unit.
- Not recorded:Powers on — not recorded on this unit
- Not recorded:Screen displays properly — not recorded on this unit
- Not recorded:Sound works — not recorded on this unit
- Not recorded:All buttons and D-pad respond — not recorded on this unit
- Not recorded:Reads and plays games — not recorded on this unit
- Not recorded:Charges and holds power — not recorded on this unit
Checked on this unit specifically
- Passed:Powers on and boots
- Passed:Plays games — Tested with a Donkey Kong cartridge (not included)
- Passed:Buttons and D-pad responsive
- Passed:Runs on 2x AA batteries — Battery contacts clean
Where it came from, what we did to it
An official Fuchsia Game Boy Advance (AGB-001) — the clear pink shell — traveling with a matching Pelican snap-on protective backplate and a Pelican soft carrying case with zipper pocket and belt clip. Powers on and boots, plays games (verified with a Donkey Kong cartridge used for testing only), the buttons and D-pad are responsive, and the battery contacts are clean; it runs on two AA batteries, not included. The screen lens has light scratching that doesn't affect gameplay, and this is the original non-backlit screen, standard for the AGB-001.
Flaws we found
- Light scratching on the screen lens — does not affect gameplay
Each of these is photographed on the listing. The photos are the contract.