Zadii Hard Carrying Case Compatible with Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED Model 2021, Travel Case fit Switch Pro Controller

It’s a solid choice for a carrying case, seems well made and rugged. The slots for the system and controllers hold them nicely; snug, but never difficult to remove. My only real complaint is the flap that holds the game uh... cartridges? sticks? I don’t really know what the official nomenclature is, but the holder for them in this is suboptimal. Mostly, my issue stems from it being very difficult to get the games into the slots. For me, it’s almost to the point where I’d prefer not to change games just to avoid having to push a game into its slot. I also find it mildly irritating that the elastic band almost invariably covers the game titles. It does seem, however, that this is pretty much the standard design for Switch game thingy holders, so you’d likely be dealing with similar issues no matter which carrying case you’d buy. The game holdy flappy thingy does have one additional annoyance, and that’s that the side that holds the games is towards the top, but flips with the lid, so you need to either manually hold the lid or flap while accessing your game thingies or (what I usually do) prop the lid against a wall or something to keep the flap from flipping over. All in all, a pretty great product.

This is a great high quality, sturdy case. Secures every single component of my Switch. Pictures matches the item exactly. Nothing budges. The interior foam is a firm foam that I feel confident will be able protect my investment. I do not get a sense it will scratch the screen. The zippered sleeve on the lid can hold a few items. You can store the HDMI cable and 2-3 game cases if you would like. The game card straps are a bit tight but extremely secure. Zipper, carrying buckles, are high quality. The outside case is very hard and protective. I can give hit good, hard knocks and have no concerns about the shell collapsing. While I would not do it, I think this case can be kicked around without showing much damage. I was very comfortable taking a flight with this case. I had not concerns regarding the protection. One important note, this case does NOT tell people I have an expensive Nintendo Switch system for those would be thieves. Its a simply nondescript case. Exactly what you need for a gaming case. One criticism is the carrying strap. It is a bit cumbersome with two overlapping straps. It is easy to accidentally only grab one strap causing the other to slid. Minor nuisance. Otherwise, it is comfortable. Overall, I highly recommend this case without reservation. I selected this case over the other similar cases as it had the most slots for my switch, including a spot for a second set of controllers.

Good case to protect the system during travel. Has made plenty of trips for work and out of state. Had to make a little bit of alterations to the foam to allow the cover for the system to fit, but that's a minor thing.

4.5 out of 5 stars I'm in college and I travel in between cities to see family every weekend. I prefer to play in TV mode and I was originally looking at buying a second dock but they are too expensive. After looking at a few cases this one seemed to have adequate storage for all accessories. If using all slots for the intended accessories than everything fits rather snugly. Other reviews have stated that the zippered storage doesn't have enough space for use or that you can't fit a lot of games but I seriously wonder what they are packing. I use the storage for the HDMI cable, additional USB-C cable, microfiber cloth, and two more of the shoulder straps with plenty of room to spare. One review said you can't fit more than 2-3 games which has me scratching my head considering there are 21 slots for cartridges and I have 8 cartridges currently and experience no trouble closing the case at all. I wouldn't consider these cons but as other people have pointed out, like other new plastic products it has an odor that is certainly strong when first un-boxed but I found it to dissipate rather quickly and I didn't even leave it to air out. One thing I do agree about that others have mentioned is it can be kind of difficult to get a game cartridge out but I'd rather have my cartridges to be tightly secured than to have them falling out and rolling around the case. One last point, another reviewer pointed out that the foam only surrounds the accessories but it absent from the top/bottom and this could result in a fall that damages the system or controllers. This is certainly true I suppose but I think a fall that lands directly on the bottom of the case is going to be highly unlikely, especially when you consider if you are carrying this by the handle or shoulder strap that a fall is going to hit the sides or corners where the foam is in place. Overall, it's a great design, fits everything you need. If you play in TV mode this fits all the necessary components! 4.5 out of 5 stars

For anyone with a pro controller and not enough space, who wants to travel around, this case will do. Pros: -fits snug so things dont spill out -thick foam that is equally soft so there is not too much pressure from the outside regardless of drop or pressure (foam can also be cut with an exacto blade, box cutter, or other fine knife to widen sections if you feel its too tight. it cuts easily and smoothly.) -zipper is very secure and at the top of the case, meaning the insides are protected pretty well from drop damage even when open -fits that pro controller -all of the base/accessories will fit +a flat stand if you need one (i purchased a hori stand and it fits in the inside zipper with the HDMI well. -sash shoulder strap is of a good quality weave. it feels both smooth and durable. its not cheap and wont wear out easily. Cons: -if you try to place too many things in the zipper section inside, the case wont close, and even if you manage it, it feels potentially damaging to the contents -you will not be able to fit games in cases in this, not more than 2-3 tops, and even then its a tight fit. -the game holder flap is actually hard to get games in and out of (personal issue) and slightly frustrates me. perhaps i am doing something wrong. - its a bit wide and tall for a case, and while it is good for protection, it makes it slightly harder to pack into other things like backpacks, suitcases, etc. (not a big deal mostly, but its there)

[Preface] I was looking for a case for my new switch that I recently got because I tend to go to to different areas every so often. I decided to go for this because it appeared to be a snug fit for the device and its parts, also because it looked like I could put a few accessories in it. [Build] I noticed that it both looks and feel like a well built product. The texture on the outside feel like a strong sort of hard fabric that would seem protective in the event that I would drop it. On the top when you zip it open there is a meshy storage compartment that I am able to fit the HDMI cable in as well as a slim wall charger with a couple of usb cable that I can use as a on-the-go charger for the device, however its a tight fit up there. On the next part down there is a mesh storage area for the game cards that feels sturdy. Finally on the main area there is the main part that keeps the Dock, System (with room for joycons on the side),Device Wall Charger, Joycon Grip, and a space for a Pro Controller (I do not have a Pro Controller at the current time as I used a Xbox One controller for reference, I will update the review once I get one). It has a foam wall the keeps the parts and the system in a snug fit. [On-the-Go] The case works well for when I'm on the go and does not add that much bulkiness for what I can hold in a secure environment. I can either use the handle where I can carry it around with my hand or I can use the strap that I can carry on my shoulder (for reference I am a tall person, around 6'7 and it goes down to about the side of my stomach.) It was protective even to the point that I accidentally dropped once on a tile floor and it kept the device and the accessories safe. [Conclusion] This case is good for those who want something to protect their system for when they're on the go and need something to keep their system and various accessories in safe and secure storage option. I would give it a 4/5 for being well made and secure, with 1 star being lost for not being a tight fit for some bulky accessories that I put on the top mesh storage compartment. Otherwise this a good option for a on-the-go storage option for your system and its accessories. [P.S.] I will be updating my review in a few weeks based on how it has held up over the use of it. Edit February 13, 2018 [yep, a bit late :P] It's held up great with travel and all. Been able to use it and travel with it well in person or in a suitcase. I would also recommend if you plan on using your switch on-the-go then you should look at getting something like this: [New Model] ButterFox Hard Case Stand for Nintendo Switch，Fits Wall Charger，Built-in Stand, 19 Game card holders, Large Pouch Case for Nintendo Switch Console and Accessories Red/Black (Black)

The Zadii hard carrying case for the Nintendo Switch is well made. The stitching for the handles appear to be sturdy. The foam insert keeps your Switch and its accessories snug while allowing appropriate space to prevent joystick pressure. It has a large zippered pocket that can easily hold multiple cords, booklets, NES/Super NES paddles, etc. The foam fits the Switch with the Joy-Cons attached, one standard controller with Joy-Cons attached, 2 Joy-Con straps, one pro controller, dock, and plug. The case itself is definitely hard enough to provide drop protection. The zippers seem quite durable and move smoothly. The attached game sleeve holds 21 games. They also provide a Nintendo Switch Screen Protector. Overall, it is a well made case. As with all products, there is always room for some improvement. It would be nice if the foam controller slots were cut to house both the pro controller and the standard controller. This could be accomplished by cutting 2 larger controller slots and supplying removable foam inserts which are specific to each controller. It would allow consumers to vary their travel controller preferences such as: 2 pro controllers, 2 standard controllers, or one of each. I have a hunch this would certainly boost your sales.

After a issue of receiving the wrong case the company rushed to get me a new one just in time to take the family switch on a cross country trip for my kid and I to use. The case holds everything needed for use as a long flight with little kid survival kit. I would not have brought the switch without it and I have other cases that didn’t make the cut. This case is perfect for travel along with two other key items: A powerA folding stand folded correctly effectively locks the switch in a comfortable playing position. It works with this case and not the one with the removable chunk of foam that gives more space for a switch in plastic covers. The other portion of this pro travel power play is that the dock holder space is perfect for holding the Anker 26800+ pd powerbrick to charge and play at the same time. This works in tandem with the case stand combo to make an awesome travel system. As for the case itself, it is sturdy, grips the switch firmly between the screen and the controller buttons without anything touching the screen. This is the only one I’ve seen that holds the switch securly this way as most look like loose slots with possible screen contact. The sockets that hold the controllers have foam notches that prevent any movement. All other compartment hold their intended objects well. The game card holder is stiff and while the dock was in its place actually prevented my heavy extras from pressing any controller L/R buttons. There could stand to be a little padding on the underside of the slots and I planned on putting a thick cloth under the foam as padding but with how snug it holds the switch I felt good about not adding any extra cushion. As with any case it is still possible to have damage in the perfect drop situation. I would not be worried about a drop on carpet or a light toss across a room onto a bed. It might even work down a few steps not that I’m willing to try. This case will however prevent scrapes, scratches, being smashed, bending and getting stuff spilled on your switch and most all drop damage unless you are really carefree in the handling of you switch. This setup survived a two stop flight from the east coast to Alaska. Was quick to put up and get out. It also save the person sitting in front of my kid from getting their chair worn out by a kicking kid. Build quality on the case shell was awesome but there is a slight size difference on the two foam half’s top to bottom but that didn’t stop me from loading all of my switch stuff in it and flying with it. TSA security guard commented on what a great switch case it was.