🎮 Orzly Grip Case for Nintendo Switch: Comfortably Enhance Your Handheld Gamepad Experience with Protective Back Cover and Padded Hand Grips - Black Review

Of course this is my first day of action but this pup on the Switch made my day instantly better. It's thick enough for protection but not bulky. Most importantly, it makes holding the Switch much more comfortable. It's cheaper than the competition, but feels like it's better than the competition: it comes in a nice box, feels premium, and doesn't cover a single button, not even the buttons on the shoulder.

A friend of mine recently ordered the slate colored version of this case and I was blown away by the fit and design of the case which led me to purchase the black version. Black is a completely different material and design. Buttons on the shoulder are practically not applicable in my case due to poor design. Silicone covers part of the shoulder buttons, resulting in missed inputs and a lot of degradation. It's not a smooth body like the slate variant but has a matte finish and looks pretty…

The Nintendo Switch is a very impressive system, but it's not particularly comfortable to use in handheld mode. So I'm glad Orzly made such a convenient case. It was easy to put on and kept the Joy-Cons from moving. I love that they left holes for the vents and footpeg. It's also thin enough that you can place the switch on the hori stand without removing the handle. Pink is really bright and colorful. If you are looking for a carrying case that will hold your crank switch; then I recommend the

I bought a black hard case for my blue/red switch as shown and it looks exactly like the picture. I chose this model mainly for the particularly comfortable handles and its looks. The texture of matte plastic medium hardness, the handles are comfortable. The only thing that could be improved is that the body is a bit loose? I notice it, especially near the handles, and I can feel the body moving a bit, which annoys me a bit, but it doesn't really matter. On the plus side, however, I didn't…

This case is of excellent quality, don't get me wrong. I'm struggling to use the Switch as a wearable device and this case makes it MUCH better in terms of grip, minus 2 big issues for me. 1.) Have fun pressing the R and L keys, because these are quite difficult to press on this case. 2.) Is it easy to remove? Every time I take it off to dock I cringe hoping I don't damage/break the joycons. If you look at the pictures I posted I have a pretty simple solution and it makes both of my problems…

I was very disappointed with this case for several reasons: - I wanted a Smokey Slate (translucent) case but the seller added Smokey Black. Crates of slate. I gave up after returning and receiving a second black case (not translucent), both in a "Smokey Slate" box. Putting the case on puts a lot of pressure on the shoulder buttons and Joy-Cons. When I took it off so I could dock, I could see the Joy-Cons flexing in the rails. It bothered me so much that I stopped using this case and will not…

I've successfully protected phones and tablets with TPU cases, so why not the Switch I had in mind. This is a fairly basic TPU case, but the execution is good. The cutouts and fit were perfect with nothing blocking. Ergonomic handles have been added, but they aren't very large so the bag still fits in many holdalls. The grips still add some comfort, but to a lesser extent than the larger grips. They're a kind of compromise. I do like having something to bend my fingers around, however, and I…

Update: I ordered in May and just noticed that my order page and review category confirm I ordered a smoke colored case but received a solid black case instead. Some other browsers had the same issue, so be aware. TLDR: If you're looking for a slim, simple, easy-to-remove case with small handles, then this case is for you. I was originally looking for a thin case to protect my Switch from fingerprints, scratches and dirt. So I bought a thin, transparent, plastic dockable case. It worked great…