Insignia™ - Compact Travel Stand for Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite - Black

Pleasantly surprised this little piece of plastic has been a hit with me and my son. My girlfriend thinks its neat. I have been using this together combined with the 8bitdo usb adapter connected to my switch using the usb to C adapter from Amazon using them to connect my ps4 controller wirelessly.Its saved me from the frustration of drifting Joy-Cons and made tabletop mode my go to way to play ( I like portable but the Joy-Cons drift is too great for them to be useable) I really recommend these if you are in a similar situation. *(They even have a hole in the middle for charging without worrying about bending your charge cable so you can play tabletop mode and charge at the same time.)

I am fairly new to the Nintendo Switch. I am currently a college student, so when I am not studying or in class, the switch is one of my favorite past times. I often find myself playing it alone and I currently do not have a TV to plug it into. So, instead of holding it all the time, this product provides the means of propping it up on my desk so that I can use the Joy-Con controller grip while playing games. It has proved handy for these situations. That being said, I was definitely a little skeptical going into buying this item - It looks pretty cheep in relation to its quality and I was concerned that, should I place my switch on this, it might collapse because the little plastic slots holding it in place at a certain angle could break off or perhaps the grabbers holding the switch in place might scratch the screen. However, I have had no such problems so far and have been using this item for about a month now. If you are looking for a stand that you ca utilize while charging your switch, or perhaps you just want to use the controller grip and not hold the switch, this item will do in a pinch. I have used it a lot. You may have to slightly readjust the switch so that you can plug it in for charging, but i have charged it many times while it sits on the stand without issue. The rubber slots on the bottom to keep it from sliding work as well. Be careful if you want to carry the switch while it sits on the stand - the current angle you have it adjusted to does not click into place or anything, so, if you are not careful, it could collapse, sending both the stand and your switch to its impending doom as they both crash onto the floor (Almost happened to me, but I have been vigilant of that since then). *Disclaimer* I have not personally used this product on an airplane, bus, car, or any other form of transportation, so I can not accurately review it for those purposes. However, for playing it on my desk in my room in my apartment, it works great.

Stand is very light weight but doesn't feel flimsy. The piece that goes above the switch to sort of hold it in place can't go flush with the rest of the stand so it might be weird to fit it into some carrying cases. But the stand is compact enough that you can easily just put it in a pants pockets or cargo style pockets or another other bag you might have on you. Pretty self explanatory to use. You could just figure it out without even looking at the manual. One thing to note is to be careful when you try to move the stand around, if you pick it up, the part that controls the angle of the stand can fall back into it's unfolded position which means the stand will collapse flat. To avoid this, pick up the stand by the base and not by holding the Switch itself. Might be hard to understand but once you have it you'll understand what I mean. Still, I do recommend this product, especially if you can grab it on sale like I did.

Started playing the switch a ton while at my desk (WFH) and this stand was the perfect solution to charge and play at the same time. The stand itself is mostly plastic with rubberized grips on the stand (so the switch stays in place) as well as on the feet of the stand (so it does not slide on a smooth table). It does exactly what you need it to and it was a great deal when on sale. I would recommend this if you play desktop/undocked as it is infinitely better than the build in stand on the switch. Only con, is when you pick it up, the part that holds the switch in place is loose (free swinging) so you need to be careful when picking up by the stand it self as it will collapse down on itself.

It has adjustable angles and the best part is it has rubber cushions on the parts that contact the switch which is important to me to prevent scratches and a more premium feel. The build quality however is a bit on the cheap side, but considering the price and brand it's to be expected. Cheaper than Hori but quality is good enough and durable enough for daily use.

This is a great portable stand for the Switch and lifts it up so that you can have it plugged in too. Multiple adjustments to get the right angle and easy to use. Much better than the built in one on the switch.

This stand is great since the one on the Nintendo switch isn't that sturdy. You can adjust the angle, and its very thin for storage. Fits well in a compact carrying case. Also convenient to be able to charge the switch while playing on a stand since its elevated.

This stand is very easy to set up quickly, and small enough that it is easily portable. However it is so small it's not really that different to just using the kickstand on the switch. I still like it though, it does let you plug it in to charge while propped up.