Review on Protective Dockable Anti Scratch Shock Absorption Protector by Bobby Posner

The Sorzeen Protective Case for Nintendo Switch is an improvement I wanted from Skull & Co. GripCase to make Switch's handheld mode comfortable. First, the shoulder buttons aren't covered by anything, as they should be. While the Joy-Con triggers are fairly pressure-sensitive, the thought of adding a case that makes them harder to press after a year of getting used to them is annoying. Since the Sorzeen case protects nearly every second inch of the Switch (with the added screen protector), it's a compromise I'm happy to make. The grips themselves jut out a bit, instead of jutting straight out from the back like many other cases do. . In terms of ergonomics, this case is only inferior to the Satisfye, but unlike the Satisfye, the Sorzeen case can be docked. docks or not. This is definitely the case, but note that like Skull & Co., the two USB ports on the side of the dock will be blocked when docked with the Sorzeen case. Instead of textured plastic on the grips, Sorzeen went with silicone, and it works great. This case won't tug on your skin or slip off your fingers, even after long hours of gaming. For me this is a 5 star product but depending on what you need you may have some limitations. Stand not available. while it's on Switch. There are rectangular holes that I think are for ventilation, but they are cut in a way that doesn't allow the use of a footrest. It will be annoying if you are in the habit of changing micro SD cards. Also, Joy-Cons cannot be detached from the Switch. It's an even bigger problem because the top of the case barely covers a small portion of the Joy-Cons, but it's enough to make them non-removable. Why can't this part be cut out, especially when the case already exposes the release button on the back of the controllers? Under normal circumstances, this issue is annoying enough to deduct a star from this product, but the only reason I don't is because I have a pro controller that can be used when the switch is in dock mode located, so the problem is not solved. Assuming you don't care about the stand and have another controller to use in dock mode, this case is the one you want, though. The gray and red/blue options are a good start, but hopefully we'll see more color variations as this product becomes popular.