AC Adapter for Gameboy Micro

Pros: Does what it should. It charges a Game Boy Advance Micro.

Cons: None.

Other: Buy it if you need a new charger for your GBM

Pros: Traveler's adapter -- 100-240V AC input. Cable is long enough. Retractable plugs, just like the original.

Cons: Makes a slight hissing noise. Not made by Nintendo.

Other: Good value.

Pros: Well, it's very cheap and it comes with a box that is simply nice and small. It has a caution text in english on the back, and product information on the top "everything is almost in japanese".
The loader is small, and compact and the wire is good. Works like a charm. AC 100-240 is very handy for European people.

Cons: Buildquality is pretty bad, i hate that you can push the soccet in, when using the flat to plug convertor it could be very hard to get it on.
Thats all the cons. :)
No manual!

Other: You get what you pay for, it has a little cheap fealing to ut but it works and thats what i paid for! :)
Nice box!

Pros: Charges Gameboy Micro
Actually has quite a good build quality
Does what it should
Has a good length of cord

Cons: Cord is a bit thin, feels a little fragile. Pretty sure it isn't though.

Other: A must buy if you have a gameboy micro with no charger.

Pros: I tested this gameboy charger on 220V with a flat to round adapter. It worked very well, charged the gbm to full.So it works in Europe too, don't worry. Does as advertised.
I had no problem with the cord, seems good enough.

Cons: I had to use a flat to round converter, but that's all...

Other: Buy it if you need it ! It is a good product.I was very glad to find a charger for my gbm, because it had a 110V charger, which I couldn't use on our 220V.

Pros: Just as compact as the original, haven't notice any big difference in charging time or battery life between this one and the original charger. The build quality seems pretty much the same, the only notable difference is this one takes both voltage standards, but hasn't got Nintendo written on it.

Cons: Haven't found any yet.

Other: If you own a GBM, this is a great buy.

Pros: Works great, haven't encountered any problems with it so far. It appears to charge in the same amount of time as the original charger, except this one can be used from 110-240V. Build quality looks and feels good.

Cons: None, other than it's not made by Nintendo (but who cares when it works exactly the same).

Other: A steal at this price, I was about to buy a USB charger for my GBM but this turned out to be cheaper and of course more convenient. perfect if you've lost your charger or want to buy an extra to take with you when you travel overseas.

Pros: It works well. The build quality is excellent for that price. The wire and the block both look strong and the thing fits well into the Gameboy Mirco.

Cons: Mine does a weird but weak noise while plugged in.
To Europeans that travel a lot: I had to use a flat to round plug adapter, and it can be a pain to have to remove and put the adapter back every time you travel, because you have to put the flat bars of metal back in their place in order to get a flat block.

Other: There are not a lot of alternatives on the Internet, and with this build quality for such a price, I doubt you will find any better. Buy it if you need it.

Pros: This charger is perfect! Compared to other chargers offered for more money, the price of this alternative Micro charger is great and it works with my Nintendo GameBoy Micro console!

Cons: This charger isn't made by Nintendo but it still works with the Nintendo GameBoy Micro.

Other: It works! Get this charger and you too can be satisfied!

Pros: This was one of the only places I could find it and at a good price. The Gameboy connector seems to be of good quality. The circuitry seems to be a lot more sophisticated than other chargers (not for gameboy) I've come across.

Cons: The build quality is very bad. One of the cord connecting the plug to the circuit board had come loose, they seem to be to rigid when supposed to be moved and twisted by the folding plug. The plastic housing had cracked internally from the screws being to thick. It's somewhat unclear from the text on the housing if it can run from 240V.

Other: From the outside the quality looks OK but internally it's below acceptable. If you're able to rebuild it and resolder it, you could buy it.