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72-Pin Connector for NES

$12.99
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SAG008869[FF-3B]
72-Pin Connector for NES

This connector is made of a much stronger metal than the original. It is the strongest one you can find and it will not corrode over time.

Is your NES giving you problems? Do your games seem to be not working the way they used to? Or maybe your screen just flashes yellow and gray? It could be that your old 72 pin connector is broken! The original connectors had a design flaw, and were made of cheap metal that corrodes after time.
 
This connector is made of a much stronger metal than the original. It is the strongest one you can find and it will not corrode over time. It works with the original 8-bit Nintendo system, and is simple to replace, only a Phillips head screwdriver is needed to complete installation in minutes.
 
Product Features
  • Easy installation with a screwdriver
  • Works with original 8-bit NES system

21 Reviews

  • 5
    NES 72-PIN CONNECTOR

    Posted by William Johnson on Jul 2nd 2021

    the one i got works great, although i can not use it if i push the cart down on my front loader, but it works if it don't just fine so no real complaints there, unlike the one i got from sunjoyco that was bent all out of whack.

  • 5
    Best NES Connector EVER!!!

    Posted by Christopher on Apr 28th 2021

    Purchased this to replace the OEM connector that came with my nes, the carts were no longer reading properly and picture was distorting alot, ordered this and did a quick removal/install and voilaaaa, works like it was day 1 of its life cycle, this is definitely recommended for those who want to give their NES one more spin around the block (maybe more) ... its simple to install and requires no soldering etc. 5 stars hands down

  • 5
    Review from Carlos DaSilva

    Posted by Carlos DaSilva on Apr 27th 2014

    Great replacement 72 pin connector. Games start up on the first try every time now on my NES! They also now work either left up when inserted or pushed down inside the NES.