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

I needed a car for my Switch and I decided on this one. I'm not disappointed, but I wish it had a few more features. Pros: Compact. It holds 8 games and there are cases for 2 micro SD cards. The case can double as a stand to hold your Switch upright while you play. The case is sturdy and keeps the Switch secure. Cons: No room for a second set of Joy-Cons. No room for earbuds or headphones. No room for power cables. The way the Switch has to be placed in the case could be difficult for kids to get right. (Putting the flaps down in the right order) I'm also afraid that with it branded with the Nintendo Switch logo, it is might make it more susceptible to opportunistic thieves. If you need a compact case and/or don't need to carry power cables with the Switch, then this is an excellent case. But if you need to carry extra controllers or cables or headphones in the same case, this is not for you.

Absolutely love the case, I love that it came with two cases to hold games in, and that it holds my switch down nicely so it’s not moving around. I also love that it has a stand for me to put the switch on if I don’t want to hold it up! Very cool and very worth the money!

I recently bought a travel case for the Nintendo Switch, and my son is absolutely thrilled! The case is perfect for traveling: sturdy, reliable, and very convenient. Now, when we’re on the go, he doesn’t worry about his console getting damaged – the case provides excellent protection. The materials and quality are top-notch, with every detail well thought out. There are compartments for cartridges, cables, and other accessories – everything stays securely in place. This case truly makes life easier, especially on trips. An excellent product, highly recommended for parents whose kids love their Nintendo Switch. Now we travel worry-free!

I've only used this case twice since buying it, but it feels solid indeed. I can certainly understand the complaints about the handle being faulty, as it does feel like it should be secured to the case better, but knock on wood-- mine is still attached from the 2 short trips I've used it. The cutouts inside the case are precise and tight to the products. This may be a double-edged sword, as the items expected to fit into those cutouts will certainly be secure, but it doesn't really allow much wiggle room for anything else to be transported in the case. For instance, I would like to travel with my PowerA Hybrid Cover and HORI Compact Stand, but the only way I can include these in this Carrying Case is by placing them overtop of where the elite controller would be placed, leaning them forward against the top of the dock. This is more than likely an issue that only I have, as many people traveling with the dock would more than likely not need a cover or stand, but the lack of flexibility in what is contained in the Carrying Case is still noteworthy, in my opinion. As long as the handle stays attached, I'll still consider this a solid product/purchase, as my minor inconveniences are simply due to my preferences in what I take with me-- which i already addressed by purchasing a small travel case that accommodates the Switch while wrapped in the Hybrid Cover.

It does what it's supposed to and is built extremely well. It is a hardshell case if you are wondering, comes with 2 game cases and can be flipped to have a monitor stand for the switch so you can play in handheld mode on the go!