RDS Industries - Game Traveler Deluxe Travel Case for Nintendo Switch 2 - Black

Seems a solid case, especially for only $20. I have been using it for about 2 weeks now. Their is a slight gap between the sides of the Switch 2 and the sides of the case, but with the center stand/game case holder Velcroed down well, it fits snugly with no slide or wiggle. I do have long-term concerns about the Velcro strap, as this wore out on my RDC Switch 1 case over time and lost its tension. The materials all feel nice and well-made. It has storage compartments for up to 12 games and comes with two microSD card containers. It does NOT come with two game card cases as advertised (Best Buy, please update the product features AND add some pictures of the inside). The inserts for game cards are nice and tight and hold cards super snugly. It has little foam adapters that make it also usable with the Switch 1, which is a nice perk. The zipper is buttery smooth and opens easily, without feeling like it will come open on its own. It DOES have a recessed bottom insert, but it DOES NOT fit a Joy-Con as advertised (again Best Buy, please update the product features). It will fit a sold-separately RDC game case. Right now, I am using it to hold the plastic things with the strap that come with the Joy Con 2s. The adjustable stand is a nice touch if you end up using this case with a Switch 1, but it is an unnecessary feature for the Switch 2 because of its improved stand.

I was set on buying another Switch 2 case at Best Buy (In-store). Realized this new case came out and was exact same price as the 1 I intended to purchase. Pros: 1. Rough, hard exterior. 2. Flap covering the screen. 3. Zipper is easy, smooth to use. 4. 12 slots for game cards. 5. Official Nintendo product with a 2 yr warranty as well. Cons: 1. None I can find. Overall verdict: Case is worth $20 + 2 yr warranty=No brainer. Must purchase. It's a must buy if you're considering protecting your $500+ Switch 2.

A Switch 2 travel case is one of the most useful accessories you can add if you carry your console frequently. Good ones strike the right balance between lightweight portability and protective strength — they’re usually built with a semi-rigid shell and foam interior that guards against bumps, scratches, and minor drops when you’re moving between places. The shell resists pressure in backpacks and luggage, while the interior often has custom slots or elastic bands to snugly hold the console and a few game cards or small accessories.

Hard case, good quality, has room For Game cards, great For travel

I grabbed this case on discount for 10 dollars and it genuinely felt like a steal, it's a pretty hard case that will surely protect your Switch and you can also save the Joy-Con 2 strapsin case you need to alongside some physical games, if you want to, it definitely feels like a need if you're planning to take your Switch outisde your house.