Skull & Co. GripCase Lite Bundle: A Comfortable Protective Case with Replaceable Grips [to fit All Hands Sizes] for Nintendo Switch Lite- Gray

After trying a couple of the cheapy grip cases floating around amazon and getting fed up with them, I decided “what the heck, let’s finally try one of the more expensive options”. Now, I was initially very skeptical of this product because it has only 3 reviews that are all 5 stars, and if you’ve been around online shopping for a while, you’ll know that sometimes companies like to fabricate glowing reviews to entice people into buying their less than stellar product. So, I took a risk buying this not so popular looking grip case. And I do not regret it.

Pros:
Skull & Co. did an absolutely fabulous job designing this amazing looking switch lite accessory. Each of the 3 included swappable grips feel pretty well made and sturdy and are made of a hard plastic. While the clear case itself is made of that rubbery feeling tpu material, the parts that the grips slide onto are made of a similar hard plastic comparable to the swappable grips. Each of the 3 pairs of included grips are very stylish, but in terms of comfort, the trigger grips were the most comfortable to me. The switch pro look alike grips were a close second in egronomics, but were ultimately beat out by the trigger grips because the trigger grips gave my complacent middle fingers places to rest.

Now some possible cons about the product:
The thicker grips gained my favor, however, the thin sleek grips didn’t impress me at all because they add a rectangular bulge that didn’t conform to my hands well. But you may like the thin grips if sleekness and portability is a must, or if you just have small hands. Another con is that the tpu case doesn’t have a cutout for your micro SD cards, but thankfully still has a cutout for the game card slot. And one last thing that people didn’t like was how thick the tpu case was, it adds about 2-3 millimeters of bulk all around your switch lite. The thickness didn’t bother me at all, but I remember one of the other reviewers couldn’t fit it in their other switch lite carrying case.

Now that leads me to the carrying carrying case portion of my review. It’s perfectly fine, it feels sturdy enough with a canvas finish and a semi-hard shell. You cannot fit all 3 pairs of swappable grips in it, you can only fit 2 in it: the slim ones, and one of the thick pairs that has to be attached to the switch, and there’s not enough room for your switch charging brick either. Other than that, the case can carry 8 switch cartridges and maybe a usb-c cable with a small candy bar-sized power bank if you don’t need to pack the slim grips.

All in all, this is a damn good product, and well worth the $40 that I paid for it.