🎮 Ultimate Protection and Convenience: Skull & Co. Maxcarry Case for Nintendo Switch Review

Pros: - Easy on and off - Great design, stylish modern look - A MUST HAVE for people who get hand cramps while playing Switch Mobile. It relieves so many cramps and gives you the perfect grip to hold on to. Gaming sessions can now last much longer without discomfort - Doesn't add much weight. Cons - The fit on my device is not perfect. The underside near the center sags only very slightly. It's not noticeable, but it's not perfect either - some seams have a certain "roughness". Again, nothing…

Handy bag. I find it more convenient than jettec. It's also a lot easier to remove if you ever have to. It's also thin enough to be dockable. I've tried this on both the original dock and the basstop dock. The case is also very beautiful. I wanted to carry everything in one suitcase without buying those huge suitcases. I had an Orzly case but it didn't fit a power bank or docking station. The bass dock fits into this bag with the original Nintendo power supply in the bottom drawer. All I have…

After reviewing many case options for my Switch, I think I finally settled on Skull and Co for several reasons: First, the case's grip ACTUAL good; as not only does it say it's "ergonomic" it actually takes the strain out of holding the Switch for long periods of time. Most "grip sleeves" I've come across actually seemed to have this for aesthetic and naming reasons rather than usability. These grips are sleek, perfectly curved, and interchangeable! To be honest I didn't know I needed this…

I've tried several buttons for my switch (GoPlay, Mumba, Satisfye, etc.) and this one is my favorite. First, it's very comfortable to hold, and it saved me from the wrist pain I used to get when playing in handheld mode for a long time. What I like most about this case are the triggers. They're easy to hold and feel "more natural" than other grips that push buttons to the side; Adding a lot of unnecessary width to an already decent console, forcing you to stretch your fingers out a bit to reach

. I wanted something that would help with fatigue, hold it for a long time, and feel more natural to hold while gaming. I'm a mom so I don't have to play for hours, but in the short chunks of time I play my hands get tired quickly without a case and I've always thought it would be easier to drop them. I liked this case because you could "adjust" the handles and it seems to have a lot of good reviews. I was very disappointed when I finally put it on my counter. First forever. It's really nice to

I'll try to be brief but this is an amazing Nintendo Switch accessory. The carrying case is beautiful and durable with a hard shell to protect the Switch. Once you open it up, it has a mesh pocket at the top for a few accessories, 10 play slots, and a nice open bottom for a portable charger or anything else you can stuff inside. Two flaps on either side of the switch protect it from scratches, while an elastic strap keeps it securely in place. I also like that the case turns into a stand for…

I bought this case to try it out and was going to return it in a few weeks as I expected I would really not like it. I've read reviews that avoided how much stiffer the case made the L/R buttons feel. I've read complaints that people couldn't use their switch in the dock. I am not returning this handle. Yes, the L/R buttons are a bit stiffer, but they wear out after a bit of use and you get used to them. It's not that they're rigid, it's that you have to press the button at a slightly different

That's it! You can stop looking. Running back and forth watching video reviews and, like me, agonizing over the price. Think a $15 case and $20 grip cap would be cheap and just as good. NOT CORRECT. I have walked this path. This set was in my shopping cart and then added to my saved list while trying 2 different cases and 3 different grips. Everything had its pros and cons – mostly cons. Even the Orzly case and grip I thought was fine but the grip prevented the shoulder buttons from working…