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Reviews (4)
Jan 11, 2017
Diamond in the Rough
1 of 2 found this helpful I received this unit at a bargain price, it turned out the one defect was a stuck disc tray (an easy fix, it appears to need a new belt). I popped the tray out with the card trick, loaded a disc, and it played right away.
This model in particular is the "Jasper", which improved on the design of the original release Xbox 360, and for anyone looking for a used 360, is the barest minimum you need to keep an eye open for. It isn't as prone to the RROD, uses a little less electricity, and was the first (or second, since the 360 Pro came out about the same time) with HDMI output. The picture quality is great, which I'm glad for, the stock AV cable makes SCART connectors look waifish in comparison.
I definitely have no buyers remorse in this case, this one stood out among the used 360s for under $30 that look like someone took a hammer to them, and this was the most complete system for the money.
Jan 04, 2016
Great inexpensive little retro headset
My mom's been wanting to have a set of these since she fell in love with them all the way back in the mid 1980s. They're cool, lightweight, easy to fold for carrying, and sound just as good as they did 30 years ago.
Apr 28, 2017
A satisfactory replacement for OEM parts
I recently got an Xbox 360 Fat, but all the springs on the ports were lost, and I wanted to give it as full a restoration as I could for a low budget. In the case of this face plate, it fits well enough, and for just under $5, it's inexpensive enough.
Some parts of its construction aren't 100% true to the original design, the USB cover has a plastic plate covering the hinge at the bottom while the OEM version has a metal plate, and the IR remote control sensor "window" doesn't extend all the way to the sensor like the original. The remote control sensor isn't as important to me, so I don't mind.
If you want to cosmetically restore your console, however, this is a great option, as OEM face plates cost around 3-4 times as much.