onn Hardshell Carrying Case Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2, Black

Very nice %26 snug fot. Works great for your Switch 2, nd also has a foam adapter to place arouns your Switchb1, if you atill have or plan to ratate carrying around between theb2. Comes with slots for.your game cards. Also has a zipper pocket, which works to hold the joy-con toppers or other things. and all for.under $20.

Had to get this in a hurry for vacation. I love the foam frame for adjustable use if you have just the Switch or the Switch OLED. It is perfect and definitely would buy this again.

It seems to be a perfectly adequate case, especially for its price point. Fits the switch 2 well and feels like it has sturdy enough support and padding for putting in a backpack or messenger bag. Hopefully it will wear well over time.

I mean I got what I paid for that's all. I didn't really like it as a case and I'm not even sure if it'll fit with a protective case still but it does fit the switch perfectly. Personally I think there's better options for carrying cases but I wanted one fast because I couldn't get the regular switch 2 set

This is a VERY good case, for the money at least. I would actually prefer to rate it 4.5 stars but that wasn't an option. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the zipper could be a bit smoother and easier to operate. This case is well built, has lots of storage space, and is a GREAT price. I paid $17 for the case which is a hardshell well padded spacious case. It hold 12 games and there's enough space in the inside pouch I am able to fit a decent size power bank, the Switch 2 Charge brick, a few 6-ft USB cables, and still have a little room to spare. Compared to the Nintendo branded first-party case, which costs $40 is half the size and not as protective as this case, you can't go wrong at LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE. If you have a Switch 2 and need a carrying case get this right now. Also there's a foam liner adapter to make the case compatible with the OLED Switch but I can't confirm this because I sold mine to get the Switch 2. But I can say that the adaptor thing that came with mine didn't exactly fit properly inside the case. The OLED Switch adapter was a little too big and would kinda bend when inserted in the case. If you're looking for a case for the OLED Switch 1 just find a case made specifically for that.

I couldn't find Nintendo's version of the Switch 2 case, as it is sold out everywhere. And I really needed something to protect my new system. So I tried this. Overall, it is decent for the price. My biggest gripe would be the zipper, which isn't always smooth and gets hung up a bit sometimes. It's not unusable, but requires some force at times. The rest of the case at least checks all the boxes pretty well for the price. It fits the system very nicely, and it won't be flopping around. The shell is as sturdy as one would expect in these cases. The inner flap that holds the game cards is very thin, but serviceable. I wish the mesh pocket was big enough to hold pro controllers, but sadly it would only hold joycons (and I've never liked playing with them all that much, though the Switch 2 has better joycons than the original). It is a spacious enough pocket for some other uses though, like holding an HDMI cable or some kind of travel USB C dock (not the official Switch 2 dock). So overall, no one will be writing home about how amazing this case if, but if you need basic protection at an affordable price, it will do the job.

The case is decent. Not terrible, but far from great, but the price helps make up for that. I was excited for this because I loved the cases for older model switch units but this one fell a little short. Mostly because it feels thinner than the previous versions. The “hard” shell is so flimsy it doesn't feel like it offers as much protection as it should, just pressing on the top with a single finger, there is a lot of give to it. It does fit the Switch 2 pretty much perfectly though, so not much concern with it sliding around inside the case or anything.

Overall, case is solid for the switch 2. Holds the console without putting to much pressure on it or letting it bounce around. Has plenty of storage. Only thing that could be improved is the game holders. When you put a game in the slots, you can't see what game it is so you end up pulling each game out trying to find the one you want.

I cannot recommend this case if you are using the Switch 2. This case has a lot of features but failed in its application of them. For starters, it doesn't fit well in the case and won't carry around well without it banging around. It fits snug in the bottom portion, but if turned upside down or sideways it will lean out if its position. It is also worth noting that it is hard to get the console out as well. There is no place to grab it, so the best option is to either grab it by the joysticks or flip it while it's open, and I don't recommend doing either. The screen protector while being a nice touch doesn't actually cover the whole screen of the Switch 2. It is close, but the screen does peek out at the edges when laid completely flat. This leaves it prone to scratching from something else in the case. This combined with it not fitting well could be a recipe for disaster. Lastly, there's the hook and loop feature of the case. If you have a switch 1 or lite this could be useful, but I wouldn't really recommend it for that either. The problem lies within the strap on the bottom. This strap has sharp edges and could scratch the back of your switch or rub off the logo/writing. It is different it is placed pretty much in the middle so this could be a real concern. If you accidentally put it in upside down I could see it scratching the screen as well. However, it seems to be sewn in there so you could cut it out if you don't have need for it, or put something over it. There aren't a lot of options for cases for the switch 2 right now, but I still can't recommend this one. As a carrying case this fails in every way. The only way this is useable is as a case you are going to keep it in one static position while you aren't using it. Even then you still need to fix the strap issue. Only buy if you plan on buying a new one later down the line, or avoid entirely.

It's a nice case, durable and useful, but it claims to fit a Switch 1. The insert (adapter) to fit a Switch 1 is cheap and doesn't stay in place. For a switch 2 though, I'm sure it's great.