Game Gear third-party battery packs

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The Sega Game Gear had a battery problem. It soon became apparent that six AA batteries for roughly six hours of play was an expensive and wasteful way of gaming on the go. To compensate, Sega produced the Game Gear Battery Pack and later Game Gear PowerBack, but a number of third party manufacturers took on the challenge too.

Box	Name	Brand	Date & Price	Images	Documentation
	Battery Pack 6400	Doc's Hi-Tech Game Products	(1993)
	Charge It! 6400	Doc's Hi-Tech Game Products	(≥ 1990)
	Power Grip	Gamester	UK: (≥ 1990)
	Power Grip	Gamester	(≥ 1990)
	Power Grip LS 8139	Gamester	UK: (≥ 1990)
	Battery Pack G011	GP	US: (1991)
	Rechargeable Game Gear Battery Clips & AC Adapter 14055	High Frequency	US: (1991)
	Game Gear You Battery Adapter ゲームギア用バッテリーアダプター P810	Nissho Iwai Infocom, Logic 3	JP: (≥ 1990)
	Turbo Charger GP	Innovation	(≥ 1990)
	Rechargable Battery Pack	Konix	(≥ 1990)	SB-4500
	Battery Adaptor LG-563	Logic 3	(1991)
	Turbo Twins	Naki	(1993)
	Turbo Twins	Naki	(≥ 1990)
	Snap 'N' Power	Nuby	(≥ 1990)
	Rechargable Battery	Optex	(≥ 1990)
	Power Pak P-810	Performance	(≥ 1990)
	Rechargable Battery Pack P-810	Performance	(≥ 1990)
	Rechargable Battery Pack	Recoton	(≥ 1990)
	Power Pak S-1063	Super Cobra	(≥ 1990)
	Battery Pack TP-207	TecnoPlus	(≥ 1990)
	Chargemate TP-210	TecnoPlus	(≥ 1990)
	Power Pack	?	(≥ 1990)