Satisfye - ZenGrip Pro Gen 3 OLED, a Switch Grip Compatible with Nintendo Switch - Comfortable & Ergonomic Grip, Joy Con & Switch Control. #1 Switch Accessories Designed for Gamers (Red)

Very comfortable to hold, eases my mind about pressure on my joycons. Only problem is I have to remove it when docking, but that is extremely easy to do

Great addition to my Switch. I’m an 40 year old dude who loves my Switch (okay it’s my kid’s but I commandeered it from her). But my big old hands always had troubles with the Switch in handheld. But this guy makes holding the Switch for long periods of time easy. Highly recommended this grip.

•This product is so perfect once you play w it on your switch you will NVR not use it.

The grips feel amazing (I didn’t use the finger nubs) but if I must not-pick, I’m a bit sad that it doesn’t fit in my dock with my switch because I don’t want to take it off. It’s not hard to put on honestly it slips right in, but they feel so good I can’t imagine playing in hand-held without this.

I bought this because I found the Switch to be very uncomfortable to hold. This definitely made a huge difference, but for me personally I still find it somewhat uncomfortable... My hands still cramp up a little bit. I think I just have weird hands or something. But its still a huge improvement - my hands cramp up WAY less than they did before, so Im satisfied. The grip has a nice rubber texture on the back, and I like that its so easy to attach/detach the Switch. I dont have a case big enough for both the Switch and a grip, so being able to take it off so easily is a huge plus. It also comes with little rubber nubs you can put on the joycons analog sticks, but like some other reviews mention, you dont get the full range of motion from the sticks when theyre attached. So personally I dont use them. Im just in it for the grip. Overall Id definitely recommend it if your hands cramp up in handheld mode. Its still not as comfortable as I was hoping, but its a huge improvement regardless.

My grandson loves it!

Very comfortable, but adds some weight to the switch. Also not recommend small hand people to get it. Just make the switch heavier to hold.

This was the best grip Ive ever used. I have large hands and Ive tried them all. Ive even used those pro controller mounts that are 3D printed from Etsy and this is by far the best handheld comfort experience Ive had. After playing hours today I had 0 cramps and it didnt even cross my mind I was playing a handheld.

Cant believe I gamed with out this thing! Amazing product. I love having my switch in handheld mode. Especially with two boys who like to use the tv. The grips are perfect. It is super comfortable and especially makes games where you need both thumsticks like 1st person shooters way more precise. Also the rubber covers for the thumbsticks are great. I just use one for the left stick though, personal preference. Overall a great product. 5 stars

The ZenGrip Gen 2 fit the original switch very nicely. Snug, but not so snug that it was much of a pain to pull out. This on the other hand is so tight around the Switch OLED that it feels like itll break my Joy-Cons and is very difficult to put in and remove. Its non-modular design that attempts to fit both the original and OLED switch means it accomplishes neither with grace. Too loose and leaves gaps with the OG switch, and way too snug around the OLED switch. The extra set of rubber stoppers that were added compared to the Gen 2 also feel completely unnecessary. I would wager they were only added to make this version look visually distinct from the Gen 2 variant. They are responsible for a lot of the added friction compared to the Gen 2 ZenGrip. Some other more subtle changes are that the plastic front of the grips on both sides has been made larger. Its much more noticeable on the right side of the grip where the Satisfye logo is. My hand sometimes felt a bit uncomfortable resting on the flat plastic surface of the Gen 2 and these changes only make that feeling worse. Its also even more difficult to reach over to press faraway buttons like the Y button. Overall its still much better than using the switch in handheld on its own, but these days I think there are better grips out there like the Skull and Co ones. The materials do feel very premium (and at a premium price point) but as far as ergonomics go I would only recommend it if you have absurdly large hands. If youre concerned about the viewing angle height (the one big advantage the Satisfye grip has over the competition because of its two plastic struts) you can rest the switch on top of a cardboard CD shipping box or something when laying down. Thats what I do.