Which store did you order from? Of course, everyone knows about StoneAgeGamer as the US distributor, but Krikzz has always shipped directly to the USA and costs less. Unfortunately, most people don't know that you can still order directly from Krikzz because Krikzz.com now links you to his Amazon store, but he also set up Everdrive.me and ships straight out of Ukraine. A friend in Japan who is getting an Nt Mini Noir just ordered three Everdrive N8s from The Everdrive Store (Pro, non-Pro, and a Famicom Pro) and seemingly thinks that's the main place for the discount. Well, I needed a bunch of classic Famicom Everdrive N8 carts to bundle with Hi-Def NES-modded AV Famicoms so I checked and ED Store has them for $119 while Everdrive.me has them for $79. Last year I ordered two Turbo Everdrives for $47 each...
Already had one, so that makes three.
I should probably go ahead and upgrade my SD2SNES to FXPAK Pro... which reminds me:
I still need to send one of these to my nephew. One is Rev H and the other is Rev E1b that I did the internal mods to upgrade to Rev H (installed Borti's MSU-1 Audio fix board with the caps/inductors to fix operation with 1-chip consoles and I even did the jumper straight to the FPGA pin to change the hardware ID to Rev H.
Fun stuff!
I think I'll keep the ol' upgraded E1b revision for myself since it's more personal to me after the work I put into it... especially the clean cuts I did on the Super Famicom shell to make it a universal fit and cleaning up the previous owner's hack job at the top. I still intend to make a 3D printed insert around the mini-USB port and SD card slot.
Love that they added Super Game Boy 2 support, which is essentially a flash cart and a clone Game Boy running on the FPGA! Guess there was a reason they made the FPGA so overpowered. Kinda crazy that the Pro is even more capable... not that they needed to do that (they only made it because parts for the older model were reaching EOL and would not be available in useful quantities).