Review on 🎮 iAmer 11-in-1 Starter Kit for Nintendo Switch - Includes Switch Carrying Case, Protective Cover, Tempered Glass Screen Protector, Joy-Con Silicone Cover, Thumb Grip Caps, and Game Card Case by Robert Prix

The plastic case is great for the switch. The holes on the front of the joycons are centrally located, and all ports are easily accessible from the back. Joycons are still easy to slide. The body of the plastic case snapped into place very easily. The joycons were a bit trickier because you have to apply both the front and back to them. I advise you to attach the back of the plastic case of the joycon first. I tried both ways and had fewer problems. The silicone sleeve is good too, but the buttonholes don't center as easily. Even with a little mixing, they were slightly off-center. As for the screen protector, I peeled off the plastic film when I had already stuck the screen protector to the screen. Unfortunately, in doing so, I took most of the entire angle up and kicked up the dust by filming a medium-sized spec in the upper-left corner over the illuminated portion of the display. I'll leave it as it is for now and see how much it annoys me later when I play the game. The thumb caps fit well and are very comfortable to use. I used black because I found the hue to be slightly different from the red and blue combination. I wanted it to be closer to the color of the Switch controllers. The outer case for storing the entire device is great! It is suitable for a large number of items inside and outside the console. I noticed that there is a small area for ventilation where the device's fan is located. The device fits comfortably even in a transparent plastic case. The zipper is easy to open and close. There is also a handy handle to hold the bag. I cannot yet confirm the effectiveness of cases in protecting my device. I have to give it up to know. The screen protector is plastic, so it doesn't offer me much comfort in the event of a possible fall. I haven't used my Switch for long (the current Wi-Fi setup needs adjusting), but I'll update this review if I find anything standout to say after using it.