3DS XL Replacement Battery Pack 2500mAh Long Life - Perfect to replace your 3DS XL Battery

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Having run this test previously the kids were ready for the patience required before they could see the results. All this made sense and matched our findings compared to last time except the untimely demise of the original Game Boy. It should be noted that the bottom three clips on the bottom of the backplate can’t just be snapped in, they need to be slipped in, so when removing the backplate, it should be tiled away from the system and then pulled up from the bottom, and those three clips on the bottom should be the first clips in when you’re putting it back together, sliding them in with the backplate at an angle, and then the rest of the clips just snap in. That said, the Nintendo 3DS XL is definitely engineered with a longer-lasting battery than its predecessor.

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Now, where as we quite liked the diminutive size of the original 3DS and were a little reticent to make it any bigger, the XL is already a monster so making it larger still feels like less of an issue. With all those people came all sorts of comments, and the children got into a habit of answering them each day after school. If you manage your energy carefully, you should be able to avoid ever seeing that dreaded red light when you’re miles from your charger.

First off, you need to get hold of the battery pack that matches (or possibly complements) the colour of your 3DS XL. As is the case with most modern devices powered by a lithium-ion battery, you can’t really set a stopwatch to count down how much juice you have left in your Nintendo 3DS XL before your gadget blinks out. You'll need a small phillips tip screwdriver (not included) to open the battery compartment before you can replace the battery.

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On that note, disable the sound on your Nintendo 3DS XL to prevent those components from overworking the battery. Brightness was set to full on each of them, and any wireless communication and 3-D features were turned off.The left column is for the new Nintendo 2DS, the middle column for the standard Nintendo 3DS and the right column is for the New Nintendo 3DS XL. I wish Nintendo had designed the 3DS and XL like the Wii U Gamepad so that even if they cheap out on battery, there would at least be room in the battery slot for third parties to make an upgrade. Apart from this the 3DS with the Mugen battery still stands out as lasting an impressive amount of time. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. We set the app to take a picture every 90 seconds and fixed the White Balance and Exposure to capture the change of light through the day.