Review on 🎮 Ultimate Protection: Hyperkin Travel Bag for Nintendo Switch Ensures On-the-Go Security by Doug Layman

This is a quality bag that I bought before the Switch came out. The design used protects everything well if the case is dropped as both the Switch console and the docking station are hung in the case. It's a semi-rigid padded case, not a hard case, so I'd recommend it to those looking for a compact way to carry the entire system and protect it from accidental drops, rather than those who'll be loading this in their luggage. Compartment or place where other items can fall onto the bag. It includes a Switch console with Joy-con attached, a docking station, a power adapter and a professional controller or a joy-con dock. There really isn't an inside pocket to stash small items like cartridges or extra joysticks, but since I rarely carry a dock with me, I'll use a dock holder case. There is a compartment on the back of the case, but it is larger for papers, USB cables or Joy-Con pens. I probably wouldn't recommend putting Joy-Cons in it. I also tested it with the Breath of the Wild case - I put the Switch in the BotW case and the BotW case in the Hyperkin pouch in front of the pouch meant for the Switch console. . This would allow cartridges and headphones to be stored neatly without worrying about them falling out of a large Hyperkin pouch. There are no logos or branding indicators on the bag itself, so no casual observer would know what's inside. I think the design is more reminiscent of a laptop or book bag than a laptop or electronics bag, so if you plan to use Switch public transport, this is a good option. doesn't look cheap. The zippers and plastic used also appear to be standard.