Dust and Water-Resistant Universal Travel Hard Case for Dual Controllers (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Switch Pro, Stadia, and More) Review

Feels durable. The lining is thick. It's a little loose for my p4 controller. You bounce a little. It only seems ok for the memory I wanted to use. Unless you plan on throwing it out the window I would recommend it.

I bought 2 of these mainly to keep my myriad controllers dust free; led, works. Apparently. I have 5 controllers for 2 different systems; I rotate them and always leave one out. This is a VERY worldwide "problem" that could easily be solved by covering my controllers with a cloth, but it also helps with storage and space management as I don't have a lot of space in my apartment.

I can only comment on how it matches the Xbox One controllers. The fit is just right. Not too tight and not too loose. But I would advise opening it on a flat surface, not upside down or anything. There is a chance the controller(s) will fall out as they are a bit heavy with batteries inside. Not exactly a complaint, but it would be great to have them in other colors.

I put the included switch controller in and turned the case upside down. made my character move everywhere. Obviously it doesn't fit the buttons snugly and doesn't prevent them from being pressed, draining the battery in transit. He took out the controllers and squeezed them. Crushed with one hand. Features foam interior including removable inserts at controller positions. Useless.

The case contains my controllers that I use on my PC. The 8BitDo controller has a small amount of clearance between the bottom and the foam, but the grips are long enough to fill in the appropriate areas so it doesn't move. The front and back of the case are firm, but they flex a little when pressed (which is something to consider if you're carrying it around and putting things on it). The case also has foam cutouts so you can use just one space and keep the other closed for whatever reason…

In general, the cover lived up to expectations. Good foam padding to keep the controller in place and prevent them from clicking against each other. There's a mesh storage pocket on top that's great for storing games or joysticks, which feels either handy or annoying depending on how you look at it. not around controllers. Neither the top nor the bottom are sewn. Considering this is a street case I feel like it's an oversight not worth the asking price so it's coming back.

I have this 2.5" Seagate 5400U hard drive / min for my Xbox One gaming console as its memory was full and I had absolutely no problems.I've seen some bad reviews about SeaGate hard drives but this has changed my view of them as I've had a lot of experience so far. The speed is pretty good for my use case I don't do video editing or anything like that so this drive fits my use case Here are the advantages + Fast enough for Xbox gaming + Quiet, I can't hear any noise from the device + Small…

Let me start by saying that this is a pretty solid case that can hold controllers on multiple platforms such as Playstation, Xbox, Nintendo, Google Stadia, Steam and most aftermarket controllers. I have 5 of these cases for my PS3, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch Pro, Stadia and Steam controllers. For starters, they fit almost any controller, nice and tidy, with enough room to close the case with thumb extensions still on your controller and back buttons. Now my Nintendo Switch Pro controller is a…

I now have a PS5 and need to store my PS4 as I don't have much space. I wanted a way to keep my extra controllers safe that was less bulky (and not easy to lose) than separate cases. In this case it's supposed to fit PS4 controllers and not seeing other similar options I bought it. I tried it out as soon as it arrived with the goal of putting my controllers away before they got damaged. The case comes with foam pre-cut into the shape of an "Xbox" controller, so I removed that and put mine in…