🎮 Enhanced Protection for Nintendo Switch: Elegant Dockable Case with Handheld Grip and Thumb Grip Caps Review

this price is quite reasonable for a case and I like a few things about it: firstly I like the color scheme. There were a lot of cool gradient options, one of which looks very animalistic, but I really liked the blue-purple gradient. It's very soft in the hands, and the body part for the joystick and console pad is separate, so you don't have to fiddle with it when you take the joysticks off the switch. Even if you don't use thumb caps on your Switch, it's worth trying. it's really nice on the…

I think this removable cover feels very strong and durable. Put the covers on the joycons and the switch itself and you'll feel the weight. I actually like how the joycon feels in my hand, and it's good at holding the sleeves even when I'm not using the Switch body part. Does he fit? Yes. It fits snugly and you have to do it at an angle, but it'll get there for charging. I don't think there is a stand, but who seriously uses one? Unfortunately, the joystick covers do not fit. . They will shrink

This pouch has nice colors and is very easy to attach to the switch. It lies comfortably in the hand and is not too slippery. It's also easy to open the kickstand and playing card slot. As well as all buttons and various plugins. However, due to the thickness of the case, the keys with arrows and letters are on the same level and not raised. They're still easy to squeeze, but can be annoying for some. Each of my Joy Con covers had small scratches/stains (see photo). This boot can stay on the…

Everything about this case is amazing and the one complaint I have is decently small. than it still looks in the picture) it is a very soft mixture of silicone and plastic and can be docked! This matches all of the markings I personally look for in a switch body; You can even remove the joysticks without removing the case! My only complaint is that it's unnecessarily difficult to remove the Joycon's protective case to get a grip on it. Also for those with insane OCD, the case came with two…

love the colors, the thumb grips and how easy it is to put on. It definitely seems more durable. This makes it more comfortable to hold and provides extra grip behind the controllers. The main problem is that the design does not allow docking, although it says so. Rather than completely removing the center section for docking or plugging in, just cut off a tiny section as shown in my last two photos. Seriously, this tiny area causes problems. All you need is sharp scissors and a nail file. It…

At first I was a big fan, I liked the buttons on the controls and especially the color. But the more I used it, the more uncomfortable it felt than useful. First, if I want to connect it to the dock to view it on my TV, I MUST remove the case on the Switch itself or the connection won't work. It charges with it, but can't get close enough to the part on the dock for it to stream its screen. Second, the grips, while I like the ergonomic ribs on the back, they don't slot into the joycon…

I've been using this case for 2.5 weeks, I'm thinking at the moment: This is a really strong case! I use my Switch daily for ACNH and do game nights with friends where the gameplay gets pretty intense in Mario Kart 8. No peeling or rubbing so far and it keeps the switch really clean. Durability is my biggest requirement for a case. The joystick's arms and caps are made of flexible rubber, while the body is made of hard plastic with a soft texture that matches the grips and gives it a premium…

love this bag. a few flaws but nothing major. As you can see from some of the attached photos, the right side of the joystick cover doesn't fit as perfectly as the left. The case also had a few small cracks on the right side of the joystick cover, although not very noticeable. As I've seen from other images, other customers' right joystick covers don't fit as perfectly as the left ones, so joystick cases are definitely made that way. You can definitely see that the dimensions of the left…