PDP Nintendo Switch Pull-N-Go Case, Elite Edition, 500-141 - Nintendo Switch

I have off-brand controllers that are bulky so they dont fit into the regular Switch case and have to go in another bag of some sort which is a little inconvenient to have them separate but this is a good solution for that and being able to keep them separate...and yet still together. Plus it can fit other accessories. Its nice quality and cute!

This is such a great travel case and it matches my daughters switch.

For our sons 10th Bday. He LOVED IT. Great quality, thick durable fabric, 2 separate removable storage sections. We bought a knock off and it was half as nice as this!

The PDP Gaming carrying case for Nintendo switch and accessories in in a fun Mario Powewr Pose (there are two other options), priced at $39.99 and is fair for the product that you get. The hard-shell carrying case will really help protect your Nintendo switch. While I do not take my Nintendo switch out often I do use the game card holder to hold all of my games all the time. The inside Features a spot for your Nintendo switch and the part that goes on the screen is a velvety soft material and from there there is a piece of the new style of Velcro that hold in place. From there the opposite side features a netting that goes about three force up for you to add in the second pair of joy times in your power cords. This will hold 10 games in the game slot however you could always get a little plastic holder that could go in the netted area to hold additional games. I have only taken my switch out a handful of times with this case and guarantee that almost every time I go out that its been dropped and my switch has been safe every single time! I do not really like how the smaller case just sits on the large one and you attach the non-adjustable strap to secure it. But it does hold my controllers and accessories which honestly is a save all!

This is a nice bag to stow your Switch in when you are on the go. My only qualm (and why it lost a star) is that the big bag isnt quite big enough to store two controllers, dock, and cords. The top portion is perfect for the console itself, just remember to take the stiff portion out to allow for all the room needed. It has a nice pocket with the console to put in game cartridges, and it is safely velcroed down in the case to prevent jostling. It does have removeable partitions for if you dont have extra controllers to keep it all nicely spaced out. I would still get the bag to close with the dock and controllers with only a little bit of bulging. The top still fit on top. I am looking forward to taking this on our car trips and not worrying about things getting lost or broken in transit. The removable shoulder strap for the big case, and wrist strap for the smaller case are a welcome additions as well. The zippers are heavy duty and the whole construction is ridged and tumble proof. It wont survive sever abuse, but an accidental drop or gentle kick while getting in and out of the car should keep it protected well enough, better than a regular backpack or nothing. The design is also vivid and appears to have the strength to withstand an active family. The kids were excited to see Link on the side.

Yup, this is the case I’d get again and again for my switch. I already picked on up that was same brand, but a soft case in Zelda/Link theme. If I could rebuy this again I’d get this I’m Zelda/Link theme as well. My son recently got a Switch lite and not to be greedy I decided to pick the Mario case for him since he loves himself some Mario bros games. He’s pretty excited and I’m happy that he can be rough without fear he might break his newly beloved gaming system. Like that it’s a two in one. Really convenient

This is basically 2 separate cases. The handheld case on the top and the larger case on the bottom that can hold the docking station with or w/o the console in it. If you do want to put the console in the docking station, then the joycons have to be taken off to fit, but they can be stored in the big case too along w/the cables. There are some velcro dividers inside the case, but these are not that great. They fit oddly and Im not sure how to set them up in there. Im sure there is a certain way to do it, but there arent any instructions. The separate case to carry the N-Switch in its handheld form fits into the top of the big case, but it just sits there. There is a handle that goes over it, but I couldnt tighten the handle, so Im worried that the handheld case could fall off or easily be stolen if I try to use them together. Basically they store well together when not in use, but each 1 should be used separately. The handheld case can hold both the regular N-Switch & the Lite. There is a removable insert. Also, I could only fit 1 pro style controller into the big case w/the docking station. The cords fit inside the mesh pockets. Overall the case is cutea nd you are getting 2 cases, but youre also paying for 2 cases. Plus the dividers in the big case are annoying.

The mini case is not like original and does not securely hold the switch. Small shakes and you can hear the switch jostling around as if not strapped in. The bigger case has inserts instead of a solid build. Problem with the inserts is they cant all be effectively used and also still fully use the inner pouch. Poorly sized Dividers and the pouch together are a poor design. Its a nice cade but not nearly as secure as they make it seem. My switch should not be heard bumping around in a secure case.

Esta lindo cumple su función y exes te presio ya que incluye el estuche individual

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