📱 G-STORY Flip Protective Case for Nintendo Switch: Slim, Anti-Scratch, Anti-Slip Design with Tempered Glass Screen Protectors Review

Pros: - Fits perfectly with the joycons attached and doesn't wobble - Material looks decent for the asking price - Covers the face of the switch and buttons fairly well - Lid/valve has a good hinge that stays in place, which allows you to use it as a reliable visor. Joysticks to fully close lid/prevent joystick clicks when closing.

. Compared to Nintendo's Switch Lite Flip Cover & Screen Protector, it fits the regular model perfectly. It's better in many ways, as unlike the Switch Lite Flip Cover, G-Story designed this case to act as a kickstand, which was a bad decision to leave Nintendo's own case. The G-Story Flip Cover allows the Switch to fit perfectly in your pocket without compromising the integrity of the joycon sticks and preventing them from shifting, which is great. I've tried many cases for the original Switch

I've always preferred flip cases as the original PSP had a Logitech flip case, which was legendary. It's similar, but maybe better than the similar flip case for the Switch Lite. It looks like a good glasses case and fits like a sun visor in a car. the hinge feels very premium and the whole body feels similar; a kind of hard plastic canvas. I sincerely recommend it if you use original joysticks in portable mode. a little trouble making sure the loop is in the right place when you want to close…

To be honest, I've always loved shell cases. Ever since they came out on PSP and PSVita, I've wanted them on the Nintendo Switch system. I was very disappointed when Nintendo decided to partner up and champion the Switch Lite, but not the full-sized Switch. When I found this case, I bought it immediately. It's thin, very comfortable to hold, and I mentioned it's a case. It basically offers shadows when you need them on screen. Of course, it can only be used for travel or portable as you can't…

I have a protective glass on my Switch so when I'm on the go I just need something that protects the analog sticks and takes up as little space as possible. All my games are on the SD card and I use a brickless USB-C cable for power so I don't need cartridge or power supply cases. I have tried several cases and this one was the winner. It's very thin, I don't have to take it out of the case and look for a place on the plane to attach the case, and the case works better than the switch stand for