Good, but essentially flawed., 16 January, 2003
 

Making the gameboy advance a TV screen seemed to me originally a very silly idea.
But when the package eventually came through my door, and I plugged it in, it was great.
It has ok reception, and it is useful especially when you go out camping.
As a screen for the GC, well....
It works, and it's reasonably good quality, and I suppose it's good for portability.
Overall: good, but the essential flaws are the ones which stem from the gameboy advance's failings itself (e.g. No backlight - it's really worth buying a wormlight or something)
 

Blaze tv tuner for GBA, 28 December, 2002
 

Easy to set up. Aerial is long & takes up a lot of room. Can be difficult to get good picture. Sound quality good. Haven't used it as monitor for other console as suggested as too small viewable area.
A good buy if you aren't too fussy about picture quality or fiddling with aerial to get a picture. Works well outside

One of the best accessories yet!, 23 June, 2002
 

I was scanning through a catalogue one day when I came across the game consoles page. I looked up and down the page for the latest accessories for my Game boy advance. Then I saw it. A TV tuner for the GBA!! I thought; this must be excellent!! I consulted my dad. "You'll never get a signal, you'll never get a picture and you'll never get the damn color control working like on your uncles!", he exclaimed. That didn't put me off. I ordered it from Amazon.com and got within a month. I couldn't wait to try it out! Sure you had to tilt the Game Boy a bit to get the right color, but this is true in GBA games as well.
I also got a great signal using the fully extendable aerial and got an average of about 80 channels at a time! The brightness and contrast and volume dials were simple to work an reach and now i don't go anywhere without this ingenious piece of work!
Get it now or you'll never get a chance again!!! GO!! GO!! GOOO!!!