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Love this case for my switch 2. Super durable. Great quality. Awesome price. My favorite feature is how the sides snap on. A lot of cases are 3 separate pieces and if you drop your switch the joycons will go flying. Not with this case. It will hold everything in tight and safe. Another nice feature is that it’s dockable so you don’t have to take the switch out of the case to put in the dock. Not many cases have that feature. Highly recommend.

Exactly everything that I had hoped for!! A thick hard backed case that offers protection from drops AND a more comfortable grip with the handheld option. Fits perfectly in the dock while in the case AND charges! The joycons are fully protected AND easily removed by a simple manipulation of the case. BEST CASE EVER!!

I’ll be using this grip for a few more months while I save up for the model that better fits my long-term needs. This isn’t a paid ad or a plug for any brand—just my experience. Personally, I’ve found Satisfye products work better for my hands, but they’re pricier and bring more to the table for how I play. That said, this grip absolutely gets the job done for now, and it should hold me over for at least 5–7 months.

Here’s what I like: the folding support arms behind the Joy-Cons are surprisingly solid. I was nervous they’d flip off during installation, but they’ve locked in tight and haven’t budged. The power button cover is a standout—tactile, responsive, and easier to press than the native one. The cutouts are exact, and even my wide headphone jack fits, though my angled one doesn’t—but I knew that might be the case before buying. Cooling vents and speaker output remain unobstructed, and the clear window on the back? That thing adds personality. It breaks the flatness of the rear logo area and actually makes it pop more.

What I’m not thrilled about: the textured grip on the back. It’s not quite sandpaper—but it’s getting there—and unfortunately, it adds almost no actual grip value for my hand size or grip style. Even lying flat, the material does little to prevent sliding. I tried alternate hand positions to test it, but it felt grainy and awkward. Also, the grip itself feels small compared to what I’m used to from the OLED Satisfye, especially in how it affects thumb-to-joystick comfort. It’s usable, just not natural for extended sessions.

Two concerns that don’t cost a star—but could matter:

1) I applied my screen protector *after* installing the case, and it fits perfectly between the clasps. But I suspect if I had installed the protector first, it could’ve interfered with the case’s fit. Just a heads-up.

2) The volume buttons are… not great. They’re clunky, overly responsive, and don’t match the smooth execution of the power button. Too often they register multiple clicks, and honestly, this is enough to dock it a full star.

Some highlights worth repeating: the clips are fantastic—true to their “no flex” claim. The fold-out arms even elevate the system off the ground, letting you detach and reconnect Joy-Cons without fuss. While the shoulder buttons aren’t protected, I knew that going in. Even in a minor drop scenario, I trust the rest of the case to take the hit, though I won’t be testing that anytime soon.

If I could suggest an improvement, it’d be a follow-up model with larger or swappable grips. The folding design is brilliant, and just a little more size or ergonomic shape could take it to the next level.

A potential long-term worry: the clip-on design wraps *over* the Joy-Cons, and although it hasn’t shown signs of scratching yet, it rubs directly against them every time. If wear ever appears, I’ll update the review accordingly.

All in all, this is a solid product. It’s not perfect, but it works. The power button, hinge-brace, and that rear logo cutout are standout touches. If you’ve got larger hands like I do, you may want to consider other options, but for smaller hands or light-use players, this grip might be just right.

And of course, as advertised, no docking while in this case. If you missed that to this point, know it now. No docking with this product.

It may not be unhinged—but depending on your care habits, it could still give you pause. Cheers!

This case nails the balance between protection and usability. The fit is precise, and the magnetic Joy-Con compatibility means I can snap controllers on and off without fighting the shell. It’s dockable without disassembly, which is a huge win—no bending, no wear on the console.

The build feels solid—military-grade protection without the bulk. I’ve tossed it in bags, dropped it once (oops), and it held up without a scratch. The grip texture helps during longer play sessions, and the button access is clean and responsive.

If you’re looking for a Switch 2 case that actually respects your workflow—gaming, docking, travel—this one’s worth it. No gimmicks, just smart design.

This case adds a bit of bulk but it makes holding and playing so much more comfortable that I find myself putting it right back on when if I take it off because I usually hate putting any device in a case. The material quality is good and doesn’t have that cheap plastic feel. It works with the dock the system comes with! So no taking off or putting back on and its slim enough that I was able to also put a screen protector on my system screen and it work with the docking station too. Definitely worth the price.