Satisfye - ZenGrip Go (Lite), Accessories Compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite - Comfortable & Ergonomic Grip, Joy Con & Switch Control. #1 Switch Accessories for Gamers BONUS: 2 Thumbsticks

Absolutely a must if you play for extended periods. Especially useful for the switch lite since its only handheld. My hands and wrists dont hurt anymore even after playing for hours. Spend your money on this, its worth it.

Amazing grip and very comfortable! 100% recommended!

I must first mention that the quality of this grip is better than most any other i have used. And as someone who has ordered multiple grips for almost all my handhelds, I must say that this is the best one hands down. The main things I look for in a aux grip like this are comfort, doesnt hinder the console in anyway, & and that its easy to install and take off. And this one checks all those boxes. I will admit that at first I didnt like how the grip pushed my hands further apart than normal since I always did like the switch lites fit in my hands. And after using it for awhile I must say it has grown on me.

I liked my Switch Lite but my right thumb would cramp. This solved my problem instantly! It feels great to hold and looks stylish on my Grey Switch lite. As a bonus, the company has fantastic customer service!

I have an original switch and a Lite fitted with this grip. I prefer to play on the Lite because of how comfortable this grip is!

This grip makes your Nintendo switch lite so much more comfortable!

If u play handheld this is a must pick up.makes your gameplay a whole lot better

Love it a lot easy to use it

Ive tried a mini travel case, protective case, a battery grip, and this has the best comfort. Their case to put these grips in looks stupid bulky and expensive....at least its an option, though. The Switch Lite aint coming out of this, unless I wanna take it somewhere, the protective grips or battery packs will be better choices. I found a used Satisfye, very good quality, highly recommended for Switch Lite.

The Satisfye SwitchGrip Lite (SGL) greatly increases the ergonomics of the Nintendo Switch Lite. Since I have switched to it, gone are the days of hand cramps trying to hold the bare Switch Lite during extended gaming sessions. The SGL feels very sturdy (no flex to it) and the Switch Lite is held in place by tiny rubber feet that prevent the Switch Lite from touching the plastic shell of the SGL. Even though the white of the SGL does not perfectly match the light gray of the Switch Lites buttons/thumbsticks, its close enough and it looks great together. While in the SGL, the Switch Lite will stand up with a very slight tilt backwards due to the SGLs included feet (with a USB-C cable with a right-angle connector, you can charge the Switch Lite while it is standing up). The SGL also comes with a set of white thumbstick caps that greatly increase the usability of the Switch Lites thumbsticks. So why did I not give it 5 stars? First, when Switch Lite is standing with the SGL, the angle isnt very good for using it in tabletop mode. If the angle tilted back another 10-15 degrees, it would be a very useful feature (even though the kickstand was much-maligned on the original Switch, I wish something similar was included on the Switch Lite). Second, the large size of the included thumbstick caps makes them great to use when using the thumbsticks, but the one on the right side slightly hinders use of the B button (its difficult to press the B button without slightly moving the right thumbstick. Also, the thickness of the thumbstick caps will prevent the thumbstick from reaching its maximum input (as seen in the Switch Lites calibrate control sticks setting) unless a little extra force is applied (NOTE: The Skull & Co thumbstick caps dont have this problem). I think both of these issues are fixable and will hopefully be addressed in future models of the SGL. Lastly, the added ergonomics of the SGLs grips comes at the cost of significantly increasing the size of the Switch Lite, if that matters to you. I still recommend the Satisfye SwitchGrip Lite, particularly if you play games like Fortnite or FPS like Doom/Wolfenstein, as the comfort of the grip and added precision of the thumbstick caps, makes it the best way to play them on the Switch Lite. If you play mostly games that dont require dual-stick control, youll still benefit from the increased ergonomics/thumbstick control (to a lesser extent) but the sacrifice of the Switch Lites compactness/portability may not be worth it to you.