Review on 📦 Black Premium Storage Case for 32 Nintendo Switch Games/PS Vita/SD Memory Cards with Slots by Seth Damain

I ordered this Switch/Vita Hard Playing Card Case for reference because I recently needed a more convenient way to access my Vita games. However, for this test I mainly photographed my large Nintendo Switch collection to test and try them out first. The claimed size of 32 game slots is correct, but I've had trouble getting consistent results when putting on and taking off games on the elastic straps. Sometimes the strap would curl inward and cause a slight bulge, and the top two corner slots were difficult to fit games in and the increased density made them a little harder to pull out. The exterior of the case itself is quite nice and the zipper style is attractive. The color scheme is much more in line with a SONY product like the PSVITA, and given the slightly thinner but wider Vita gaming cards, this product is much better suited to that system's games. Games, but the case has another problem, at least on a personal level. In this case, it is difficult to recognize specific game names in order to recognize that you are drawing the right game. And for some reason the case says "Jun Xuan". I'm assuming this is the manufacturer's name and not some random person's name. The company logo would offend me less, but that's apparently why I stole someone else's game case. Pros:+ Holds 32 Nintendo Switch games, one per slot.+ This case can technically hold 64 PSVITA games. due to thinner playing cards. + The hard shell, while soft, protects your games to a very decent degree. Bad: - Strange logo or name on the outside of the case. Looks very out of place - Not the best card holder for Nintendo Switch as you need to fit games in a space that feels too small. Ugly:{} Most PSVita game labels are hidden, and Nintendo Switch games are still difficult to read at a glance. Conclusion: If you need a large storage solution for your PSVITA collection, this is a good recommendation. Just remember that you are sacrificing readability for mass storage of your games. And since you can squeeze two games into the slot very easily as it's almost the same thickness as a Switch game card, that could allow for 64 games. (Usually your entire collection.) For Nintendo Switch games, there are fewer recommendations here. However, it's still a decent storage option if you need to pack 32 games in one place. The same sacrifice still applies, but NSW games seem to have a higher label position to better identify the game for this type of solution, and with the thicker playing card size, the rubber band covers less of the label.