I saw some people mention it in here, and on Amazon reviews as well.
Guess I got lucky. Mine doesn't have any strange odor to it.
I saw some people mention it in here, and on Amazon reviews as well.
I think they ship in Europe but get ready for pricey shipping.Got a Hori case, looks ok.
But those waterfield designs looks excellent, I guess they don't sell to Europe?
Some people are more sensitive than others. Every out of artifical materials produced item will have a funky smell for the first couple days. Just air it out a day or two and enjoy nice protection for a decent price.I saw some people mention it in here, and on Amazon reviews as well.
I think they ship in Europe but get ready for pricey shipping.
Thanks for the answer.
I really like the big bag, since (seems) I could also fit my headphones. But I'll stick for now with the Hori case.
That Keyfacotry one that was posted earlier looks really good. The hardcase one. I almost ordered it and would have if I am Setsuna had been in stock, but it seems like people had a run in Setsuna for the cart so I gotta wait.
Ugh. Yep. My left joycon joystick is sticking to the right ever so slightly and has gotten a lot looser in general since launch. I have a sneaking suspicion it's partially because the hori case doesn't have extra room for the joysticks to not be pressed on when I stuff the case in my jacket pocket each day.
Gonna start looking for a different case that holds the switch in a way that the joycons are completely untouched.
For what it's worth, I have the Hori case and my coworker has the RDS case. The RDS case is much nicer. I put one on backorder.
If you can't find a Switch one maybe look into something meant for smaller tablets like the 7" Kindle and stuff?Is there a thin soft sleeve for Switch only sans JoyCons?
It was just one of those moments when I chucked my Switch into my jacket pocket and it... fit easily. If I can get it a bit of protection for from keys, coins and others, it's a valid option to transport it that way at least during the winter.
Yeah, seems very likely I'll find something that suits! Gonna do my research and try to nab something on the cheapIf you can't find a Switch one maybe look into something meant for smaller tablets like the 7" Kindle and stuff?
There a good consensus yet? Definitely need a case. Scared to get anything online because I really need to feel and hold something like that to see if it works for me.
I think for portable use separate joycons could be a pain in the ass, but for packing and transporting everything it might be alright. Having gotten a sleeve (posted on the last page) I think a big concern is just the thickness (or lack thereof) of laptop cases when you're trying to cram stuff in them. The funky shape of the joycons make things a bit weird.Sleeve style case.
What do you guys think about something like this as alt case. The smaller one looks like it could hold the tablet part and possibly the joycons separate. All the extra pockets seem good.
It seems like a good solution if you are going to put it in another bag, which I maybbe doing.
If I don't got this route I am going hardcase/tough pouch type of case.
I think for portable use separate joycons could be a pain in the ass, but for packing and transporting everything it might be alright. Having gotten a sleeve (posted on the last page) I think a big concern is just the thickness (or lack thereof) of laptop cases when you're trying to cram stuff in them. The funky shape of the joycons make things a bit weird.
That's the one I use.Anyone here got https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N226BBW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
If so, how is it? I'm more looking for something to just protect it while putting it in, say, a bag rather than to protect it from potential falls or heavy pressure.
I love itAnyone here got https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N226BBW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
If so, how is it? I'm more looking for something to just protect it while putting it in, say, a bag rather than to protect it from potential falls or heavy pressure.
Isn't this supposed to be the same as the other two PDP cases (the plain one and the Mario one)? The plain one has worrisome reviews on Amazon saying it's too tight and the zipper could scratch the Switch. Did you get your Switch yet to test the case?
Anyone here got https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N226BBW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
If so, how is it? I'm more looking for something to just protect it while putting it in, say, a bag rather than to protect it from potential falls or heavy pressure.
Can you be more specific? Why is better than the other?
The Hori case is just an empty rectangle that holds the switch and has a cover over the screen that holds 5 cartridges.
The RDS case is actually molded to hold the switch so there is a recessed area for the shoulder buttons so all of the weight doesn't sit on the shoulder buttons. There is also a molded area on the bottom to hold cartridges and possibly wrist straps.The flap the covers the screen is much softer and has more cushion on the RDS and it has a mesh bag with a zipper where it can also hold carts or possibly wrist straps. THe outer shell on the RDS is much stiffer and may actually provide a little crush protection. The hori case would put most of the weight on the switch if anything crushed the case.
The Hori case is just an empty rectangle that holds the switch and has a cover over the screen that holds 5 cartridges.
The RDS case is actually molded to hold the switch so there is a recessed area for the shoulder buttons so all of the weight doesn't sit on the shoulder buttons. There is also a molded area on the bottom to hold cartridges and possibly wrist straps.The flap the covers the screen is much softer and has more cushion on the RDS and it has a mesh bag with a zipper where it can also hold carts or possibly wrist straps. THe outer shell on the RDS is much stiffer and may actually provide a little crush protection. The hori case would put most of the weight on the switch if anything crushed the case.
I can vouch for the above info. I've seen both cases IRL, and bought the RDS. It's muuuuuch better in every way. The Hori is thinner, if that's important to you, but I wouldn't trust it to protect the Switch.
I feel like the consensus is the RDS case.
And, owning one myself, I don't see how it can get better.
Has anyone purchased the Orzly carry case? https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01NAUKS62/
It looks like it might be too big for my tastes, but it seems to fit all my other criteria (hard case, discrete, doesn't break the bank).
The molded area at the bottom isn't wide enough or deep enough to hold the wrist straps so I have my wrist straps in the mesh bag. They fit nicely without any issue. My only gripe is the molded sections that hold the cartridge cases don't have a small elastic band to hold them in place when pulling the switch out of the case. I had one fall out in my car which wasn't a big deal but since the cases can potentially hold $240 worth of games I would prefer they be secured in some manner.The Hori case is just an empty rectangle that holds the switch and has a cover over the screen that holds 5 cartridges.
The RDS case is actually molded to hold the switch so there is a recessed area for the shoulder buttons so all of the weight doesn't sit on the shoulder buttons. There is also a molded area on the bottom to hold cartridges and possibly wrist straps.The flap the covers the screen is much softer and has more cushion on the RDS and it has a mesh bag with a zipper where it can also hold carts or possibly wrist straps. THe outer shell on the RDS is much stiffer and may actually provide a little crush protection. The hori case would put most of the weight on the switch if anything crushed the case.
The molded area at the bottom isn't wide enough or deep enough to hold the wrist straps so I have my wrist straps in the mesh bag. They fit nicely without any issue. My only gripe is the molded sections that hold the cartridge cases don't have a small elastic band to hold them in place when pulling the switch out of the case. I had one fall out in my car which wasn't a big deal but since the cases can potentially hold $240 worth of games I would prefer they be secured in some manner.
Has anyone purchased the Orzly carry case? https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01NAUKS62/
It looks like it might be too big for my tastes, but it seems to fit all my other criteria (hard case, discrete, doesn't break the bank).
This.
I have it and really like it, but I don't understand the area at the bottom that can't quite fit a wrist strap.
And wish the cart cases were held in place. I may just leave the cart cases at home until i have multiple physical games.
I have ordered it but still waiting for it to arrive.
I would love to hear impressions. Looks great.