Review on Elite Turquoise ButterFox Carrying Case For Nintendo Switch Lite - Slim, With 19 Game And 2 Micro SD Card Holders, Ideal Storage Solution For Switch Lite Accessories by Kiko Fanandriansyah

I'm very impressed by all the features ButterFox nailed with this carrying case. I did a fair bit of research before purchasing and this ended up in the top 2. The expectations were pretty high and I'm happy to say they did not disappoint.Regarding the features, this case has 2 game flaps holding an amazing amount of 19 games and 2 SD cards. There's a remarkably large compartment that can store things such as a powerbank and/or cables. I personally use the Anker powerbanks and not only can I store a 10.400 mAh alongside some cables/earphones, I can even fit in a 27.600 mAh powerbank if I'm planning to be away for a while. I've never had a power shortage even when actively using and charging a Switch and two phones. This compartment is closed off by a net with a zipper, keeping it nicely seperate.I also very much appreciated the attention to details put in by ButterFox. The abovementioned zipper is specifically not a metal one, as it could damage your Switch. The Switch itself is held in place by one of the game flaps held down with a velcro strip. This avoids having to use those annoying elastics, which your control sticks get stuck behind all the time. The nylon exterior of the case has a very nice feel to it while still being very sturdy. The outside zipper works very well and has never given me any problems.None of the available carrying cases could satisfy all of my wishes, but the ButterFox case came very close to doing so without becoming so bulky that it would compromise the portability. The only thing left for me left to wish for is a built-in stand, for when I'm trying to use my Switch Lite on the go with a controller.P.s. The other case in my top 2 was the Tomtoc carry case. Comparing apples to oranges, that one was a lot more slim and compact whereas the ButterFox case had all the features that this case didn't. I ended up keeping both and using them alternately.