The Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2, released in 1986, was a 128KB model that marked a transitional phase in the Spectrum line, with Amstrad having acquired Sinclair’s computer business. Despite being branded as a Sinclair product, the +2 was manufactured by Amstrad and featured a built-in cassette player, a more robust keyboard, and support for ZX Microdrives. The +2 maintained compatibility with the vast Spectrum software library while offering improved functionality and usability. This unique blend of Sinclair branding and Amstrad design made the +2 an interesting and sought-after model among Spectrum enthusiasts.
| Number in Collection | 3 |
|---|---|
| Condition | Fair, Very Good |
| Packaging | Original packaging in average condition, Original packaging in excellent condition |
| Estimated Value | £100, £50 |
| Valuation Date | October 2025 |
| Additional Information | Boxed is +2, loose is +2A. Second loose is +2 and needs some love (Actual childhood computer) |
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