Game Traveler Zelda Nintendo Switch OLED Case - Fits Switch OLED, Original Switch & Switch Lite, Adjustable Viewing Stand & Bonus Game Cases, Deluxe Carry Handle, Licensed Nintendo Switch Game case

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I've been using this case for 2 years now and I can't say enough good things about it! It hasn't scratched, scuffed, or faded. I travel at least 20 times a year for work, and this gets me through my flights. In and out of my backpack, and it still looks brand new!

For your money, this case is an amazing value. Not only do you get a cool looking case (I chose the gray Sheikah design), it's also a well-made sturdy case.— POCKET FLAP —Open it up and you will find a thick pocket flap. You can put a USB-C charging cable in here, and the pocket is thick enough to double as a screen protection buffer for the Switch screen below it.— GAME/MEMORY STORAGE —Flip the pocket flap up and you will find two blue cases for four games each. Inside them are two microSD holders which take up a game cartridge space each. In total, you could have eight games stored, or six games and two microSD cards, or a combination of whatever you like.Below that is a long horizontal slot. These are likely for portable headphones.— SWITCH STORAGE —The Switch fits like a glove in this. The inside is soft to protect it from scratches, and the outside is made of a durable rubber with a vague faux-leather texture. Once you zipper it up, it feels secure and will be safe against normal everyday wear like being tossed onto a bed, or a small drop to the ground. I personally don't worry about my Switch once it's in the case.— SUMMARY —This case is a great deal. It has beautiful designs, secure protection, and a compact size for on the go travels. Recommended.

My entire family are Legend of Zelda fans, and my autistic sister has now played at least 8 different ones. She's a low-high functioning (can speak just fine, take care of herself, but gets overwhelmed easily) and part of that is her OCD. She still loves the case, uses it regularly, and doesn't have any complaints (which is rare). The image is perfectly placed, the material doesn't flake or crack at all. The cushioning is just right to keep the switch safe, aand the amount of room inside gives the user plenty of space to add things as desired.

The zipper has a nice weighty token for the pull tab, and the case itself strikes a great balance between soft to the touch and protective for the device inside. The handle is also quite comfortable to hold, and the cases for bringing eight games on the go is a great touch. I've never gotten any use out of the stand, but it also doubles as a way to strap the console in to keep it from rattling around in the case. It's a high quality case that hits every note it needs to. I previously purchased the brown version alongside my first switch, but sold both in 2020. When I had the opportunity to buy a Switch OLED I didn't hesitate for a second before repurchasing this case, and in the extremely unlikely event that I need to buy a case for a third time I will get this case once more.

I love this case! I like the design, it's sturdy, and comfy to carry. outer material on the shell does start to peel after a few years but it lasted this long!

Overall, it's a great case. It doesn't have a hard plastic exterior and instead can definitely bend enough to break the switch. HOWEVER, the shell is stiff enough to prevent damage from the majority of damage since you need to put pressure directly in the middle of the sides to really put pressure on the switch itself.I don't use the case's stand because the switch has one built in.Fits the Nintendo Switch OLED that I have perfectly and it hasn't developed any stick drift or damage because of this case.Overall 9/10 because the description (when I purchased) made it seem like the shell was a totally hard-shell case instead of a very tough rubber (or possibly plastic I guess) that does flex a decent bit. That being said, I still can toss it in my backpack and not worry about it too much because of a good bit of padding on the inside and the force required to actually flex the case, and therefore, the Switch.