KIWIHOME Dockable Case for Switch OLED 2021 with 4 Flip Game Storage Slots, TPU Grip Portable Protective Case Cover Accessories Compatible with 7 Inch and Joy-Con Controller, Red

I'm 6'6" with bigger than normal hands. The switch it too thin and small for me to comfortably hold.It's the perfect grip for the OLED, has the thickness to be able to hold onto, and has the extra with and angle make it fit perfectly and comfortably in your hands, instead of having to hold onto the thin and vertical ends of the joycons.Not to mention that on top of it being the best grip, it can store multiple games for when you travel (or are lazy), has the open back so you can still use the stand, AND still is dockable after all of that. Truly truly don't need to keep looking. Buy it

Advantages:Grips feel good.Fits the console and the dock *more in DisadvantagesKeeps 4 games on the console, which happens to be the amount I have (plus the one being played)Game slots are a friction fit, but if that wears down eventually, it still clasps closed against the back of the console.Disadvantages?:*Fits the dock, but not if you have the joycon charger that goes straight across the front (& plugs into the lower USB).Can be remedied though with a dremel sanding wheel, just be careful. I barely hit the corner of the circuit board, still works. The bottom of the grip contacts the charger just enough that they're not compatible without a little moddin'.Volume up button doesn't work, maybe it'll break in or I'll tinker with it.Biggest problem IMO:Games go in tight & are really tough to remove; EDIT; Just dremel the bottom edge down so you can grab the games. Carefully had to use a pen to get it started while not scratching the metal game parts. I could only remove 2 by fingernail, & it was sketch. Just not enough room to get a finger tip in there, needs more space. Easy fix if you have a dremel.Meh:Covers the kickstand (original switch) that I never use & that I really only replaced to have the memory card protected. Can always prop it up with something.Doesn't fit the standard clamshell case anymore, which is fine bc the little rectangle controller base +joycons+rubber grips didn't really fit either, & cases aren't that much.I love the Switch; All the different configurations & controllers, very innovative. And it's the most badass GameBoy you could ask for (I grew up playing Pokemon on Gameboy Color. I'm playing Arceus now & loving it though I wish it had trainer battles..) Borderlands 3 is my other favorite, then for multiplayer; Smash Bros, Mario Cart & Ninja Turtles.Overall, I like the concept integrated with the larger palm swells/grips; And it was affordable.Games just need more space for removal.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Cool case that fits well onto your switch and into your dock. Would recommend over any other case. It’s flexible but also sturdy, keeping your switch and case intact.

I also have the Nintendo Switch Pad Pro, which feels Ok to use but is huge, has no internal electronics (no rumble, accelerometer, gyroscope, or NFC sensor for amiibo), and could damage the switch/joy-con mechanical interface if dropped.I ultimately chose this product because it is significantly more compact, includes game storage, keeps the joy-cons (with all their functionality), allows use of the Switch's stand, and does fit into the dock without having to remove it. To dock easily, just slide parallel and straight down (if not exactly straight, just a slight wiggle should seat it into the bottom). The game storage needs to be opened >90deg when docking.Some reviewers stated that it is difficult to remove the games. That is true if you try to slide them out. I found they are fairly easy to remove if you just pry from the bottom of the game cartridge (closest to the hinge) using your fingernail as they are held in with rubber on the edges.The case has a nice solid high quality feel to it and I believe it would help protect the Switch/Joy-Cons assembly/connections if dropped (compared to the Switch Pad Pro).Important to note to follow the installation instructions and put the bottom the Switch in first, then carefully press the top into place. To remove, press the top out 1st, then pull off of the bottom. Otherwise the bottom thin plastic piece can break in two if you're not careful. Once in place, there's really no reason to remove it unless you want to place the Switch in a standard case for travel.The KIWIHOME Customer Service stands by their products (see their extended warranty).