The Game Boy Micro is the smallest official Game Boy, playing Game Boy Advance cartridges on a backlit 2-inch screen. It has no standard 3.5mm headphone jack — wired audio requires a Nintendo adapter for its proprietary headphone port. Multiplayer uses a Micro-specific Game Link port that differs from earlier GBA link cables, and charging uses a proprietary DC barrel connector. Because none of its three jacks accept a standard cable, there are no off-the-shelf cable ports to match.
Device Information
- Manufacturer
- Nintendo
- Release Year
- 2005
- Model Number
- OXY-001
- Category
- Gaming Handheld
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Available Ports
| Connector | Quantity | Power (PD) | Capabilities | Label | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5mm TRS (Stereo Audio) | 1 | — | — | Headphone jack (bottom) | Standard 3.5mm stereo headphone jack on the bottom edge, beside the charge port. The Micro restored the jack the Game Boy Advance SP had dropped, so ordinary headphones work without the adapter an SP needs. |
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Notes & Compatibility
The only cable port is the 3.5mm headphone jack — a standard stereo socket, so any headphones fit. The proprietary OXY-002 DC charge inlet is not modelled (proprietary barrel adapter, nothing cross-shoppable), and neither is the Game Pak cartridge slot. The Micro has no dedicated Game Link socket at all: the Game Boy Micro Wireless Adapter plugs into the charge port instead, so link play uses that port rather than a link cable.