Review on 🎮 Spigen Rugged Armor Nintendo Switch Case - Matte Black with Strap: Ultimate Protection by Eric Basler

So first let me say this is a ONE PIECE BODY. This means they're not the usual three-piece cases where there's one for each controller and one for the console. This case keeps the console and controls together so the controls don't come loose. The reason I bought this bag is because I have 2 toddlers. A best only in 3 years. But my 2 year old boy is the reason I got this. He loves to play Switch and occasionally drops the Switch. But what I like about this case is that even if he drops it on my wooden floor, the controls don't pop up. As for the other 3-part cases, one or both of the controls would pop out when he dropped them and then destroy the controls and stop locking. It's like it slides out on its own without pressing the little black button on the back, so it messes up the controls. BUT, with this case. No no. Controls no longer appear when dropped. No, you can't dock it with a case, but then again, I don't usually use a dock. I use swith as a more portable gaming system. And for charging, I just ordered the cable itself, which was only $10 and was 10 feet long. Therefore, we simply charge it as an additional cell phone type. But that's really not a problem. It also saves us the hassle of replacing controls with a new set of controls.