🎮 Gray Silicone Protective Case for Nintendo Switch – Dockable, Anti-Scratch, Shock-Absorbing Soft TPU Grip Cover Review

Provides stability when playing with the hand. Feels good in the hand and fits into the docking station. Feels tight but fits. The only problem is that it's a bit difficult to uninstall, but I think that's what makes it so stable.

I use my switch in manual mode 99% of the time. I originally had a pair of silicone Joy Con grips that I donated along with the screen swap. I used it as a replacement and it works great. I have a screen protector and feel confident enough to toss it in my bag as is. The grips really make shifting more comfortable. I have a licensed Nintendo case that I can no longer use as the grips make the switch a bit wider.

Love how it feels in hand and love the fact that it fits in the dock when you need to charge it! At first I was skeptical. But after playing Mario Kart for a while, I found it much more comfortable playing with it on my wrist than without it. From a kid in the 90's who had a Sega games console. You just have to be careful not to bend the side controls backwards when removing them from the case, as I'm afraid that the slider's plastic clips could break if you press too hard.

I mostly use my Switch in portable mode and lay down a lot, so this was the perfect setting for my situation. The grips are great and make the Switch feel more natural to hold like a controller. I don't have a tote bag that fits both the shifter and grip bag, but I'm sure there's something in there. The only bug I've noticed lately is that the case occasionally undocks my right Joy-Con. , which worried me a bit, but when I click it again everything seems fine.