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00:01Alright, GBC OLED Screen vs 3DS XL Lens, which one is actually better?
00:06I lined up the best deals for GBC OLED Screen vs 3DS XL Lens, which is better?
00:13Quick heads up before we start, every upgrade on this list is a Game Boy Color screen,
00:17so really we're ranking how far you want to push your GBC's display.
00:21Starting at the cheapest end, the GBC Glass Screen Lens Protector, $3.25.
00:28It's a replacement panel that sits right over your original screen, so there's no soldering,
00:32no cutting, nothing to mess up. With close to 5,000 sold, the fit is already proven,
00:38and honestly for this price you can grab too. Worth buying because it fixes the scratched,
00:43cloudy look on an original screen for less than a coffee, and it does not commit you to anything
00:48bigger. Next up, the 2.2-inch high-brightness LCD for $30.89, and the real headline is right in
00:55the
00:55listing, plug-and-play, no welding, no shell cutting. It's the same size as the stock panel,
01:01so it drops into the spot your original screen already was. Almost 4,000 sold, 4.6 stars.
01:08Worth buying if you want a brighter screen and you'd rather not pick up an iron.
01:13Then the 2.6-inch IPS at $39.19, and this is where colors start looking modern.
01:19IPS gives you real backlight and much wider viewing angles, and it supports pixel display,
01:24so your pixel art stays sharp instead of smeared. It also holds a 4.9 rating,
01:29tight for the highest here. Worth buying if the main thing wrong with your GBC is that washed-out,
01:35faded look. Now the bundle, 2.6-inch IPS plus a brand-new shell for $47.89.
01:42That shell is the whole point. A 2.6-inch screen normally means trimming plastic with a cutter,
01:48and this one explicitly says no shell cutting needed. Same 4.9 rating, slightly fewer sold,
01:55but you get the console and the screen together, ready to play. Worth buying if you're doing the
02:00mod in one weekend, or if your original shell is already cracked. And at the top, the Hispidito
02:06laminated OLED Amoled touch screen kit for $49.80. Laminated means the glass is bonded to the display,
02:13which cuts down on dead pixel risk, and the touch layer lets you actually navigate an on-screen menu.
02:18There's OSD on and off plus FRM on and off, so you can dial in the retro pixel look when
02:23you want
02:24it and clean modern when you don't. 4.6 stars, just under 2,000 sold. Worth buying if you're
02:31chasing the best-looking GBC possible and don't mind paying for the top spot.
02:36Title promises a 3D SXL lens, none in product list. Script says that in P1 instead of faking a
02:43comparison. Ladder used, $3.25 glass, $30.89 2.2-inch LCD, $39.19 2.6 IPS, $47.89 IPS
02:56plus shell,
02:56$49.80 laminated touch kit. Product 5 title mixes OLED-slash-amoled-slash-retro pixel.
03:04Script sticks to laminated touch plus OSD-slash-FRM toggles.
03:08Confirm hardware before record.
03:11This is an fraud.
03:12No problem.
