Arduino Handheld Game Console Case

myminifactory

Hello!\r\nI often create unusual projects using Arduino boards.\r\nRecently, I made an Arduboy clone with buttons, a screen, a speaker, and a Pro-micro soldered onto a 70x50mm board. The circuit is powered by two small 3V batteries or via USB.\r\nFor any questions about electronics and connecting the components, visit the Arduboy Community (https://community.arduboy.com). You'll find plenty of information and talented individuals who develop games, software, hardware, and are eager to help.\r\nAfter building the Arduboy clone, I designed a simple case for it.\r\nThere are two versions: one with a cross-hat for direction buttons and another with four round buttons.\r\nThe top and back pieces are attached using two M2 screws (you can also use 2.5 screws).\r\nI used the following components:\r\nArduino Pro Micro\r\nOLED 1.3''\r\nSpeaker\r\nPotentiometer to control speaker volume\r\nSwitch buttons (repurposed from broken mice) available at a low cost on eBay or electronics stores.\r\nThe total cost of electronics is between €10-15, and most were purchased from Chinese sellers on eBay.\r\nAlso, the Screen uses the SSH1106 driver, which isn't compatible with the original Arduboy library. However, you can easily find a modified version in the community for different microcontrollers and screens.\r\nEasy to print, no supports required, just print, assemble with two screws, and enjoy!\r\nDesigned using 123DDesign software; I've included the original file, so feel free to remix or modify it as needed.\r\nHave fun!