Review on HORI Officially Licensed Nintendo Switch Lite Screen & System Protector Set by Bernard Her

I've seen these cases everywhere, soft and hard, but I chose this one because it has a kickstand. As I use this Lite at sea I wanted to use it for media other than gaming as well so I don't have to carry my laptop or an extra device where I already have limitations. Storage. The stand is sturdy and unlike a traditional switch, it cannot be knocked over by gently shaking the table. Playing people like me (with big hands) was much more comfortable. Plus, easy access to the face buttons and overall crisp presentation make it the perfect choice for just $15, not to mention it comes with a screen protector. However, this does not mean that all is well. One of the biggest issues in this case, the running board, can be quite a challenge. It has the same problem as regular switches built into the stand, where it pops out if you pry too hard. The only problem with this compared to a regular switch stand is that you have to remove the entire case to remove the stand, which is a tall order. Another downside is that the screen protector doesn't feel premium. general. And it's bloody annoying having to dress pretty heavy to follow directions. Does it protect against scratches? I am sure. Does it protect against something else? I very much doubt it. Overall, this is the best combination of packaging and design for the price on Amazon, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants their switch to look clean and scuff free, or who simply wants a more comfortable and aesthetic look. Looks.