PDP - Nintendo Switch Starter Kit - Link's Tunic Edition

I got this mainly for the purpose of the screen protector and the case for the tablet/slate. Overall I like the case. Holds 12 Switch games total, the tablet with joycons and has a small pocket to hold small accessories or AC adaptor. The screen protector is just that and serves its purpose. The included headphone may look nice with the Sheikah accents but the quality of them is not impressive in the slightest. Very tinny sounding and weak with little bass. The thumb grip caps are visibly nice but offer little grip. They are plastic and honestly I will not be using them. The armor guards for the joycons are sadly a let down. They are hard plastic and despite the way the packaging shows them, the accents are barely visible outside of a very well lit area. The packaging shows the accents to almost be colored in dark. This is shown in the pictures. Another issue is if you plan to use the comfort grip that comes default with the Switch or the charging joycon grip, the joycons with the armor guard cannot be on and slide into either grip and must be taken off. This not an issue however for using it in portable mode. The extra plastic does slightly interfere with the kickstand however and it sits a different way as with without. As I previously stated, I bought this for the case and I do very much enjoy it. I cannot recommend this at the current price point however. If it drops below $20 it is a good case and the screen protector is always nice to have.

-Screen protector fits perfectly, unlike reviews I've seen for PDP's standalone screen protector. Keep this in mind while lining up all sides. The plastic included to smooth out any air bubbles is a worthlessly hard, thin piece of plastic. It will likely cut through the top layer of application-film and damage the screen protector. I would recommend using a credit card, or a rubber one if you happen to have one from ArmorSuit lying around. I've also seen reviews indicating this bundle, and the standalone screen protector, including a cleaning cloth that deposits more dust than it leaves. I can attest to this. I used canned air to clean out the cloth, and applied the protector while in a very humid room (like a bathroom after taking a shower - keeps the dust and dander down). All in, not as good as a wet-application screen protector, but a darn fine static cling. -The thumbcaps are hard plastic. Different kind of traction than the normal rubber ones. I'll be holding onto them, but not likely to use them. -The joy-con 'grips' are a hard the same plastic as the thumbcaps. While that works fine for the grips, the detail indicated on the packaging is non-existent. This detail has been pressed by a mold into the plastic, and is not dual-toned. Additionally, they're the same thickness as the depth for the R and L buttons, meaning you will be more than likely to hit the plastic bumper than the buttons, until you're used to it. -The case is sturdy, not hard, but not padded. It will be sufficient for storing everything in, but not for drops. If you're gravity-prone, this is not the best case for you. Otherwise, looks nice, the design is raised rubber on one side, painted on the other. Worried it may tear away with excessive use, but not mad at it, for now. there's a divider that protects the front of the Switch while in transit, with games storage on its opposite side, and a storage pouch that's more than adequate for a spare Motorola USB-C charger. -Headphones are cheap, dollar-store type, and tinny as heck. Come on, PDP: it's 2017. You can pack in affordable headphones, already. All in all, this is something that I wouldn't balk at $20, but at $30, it's only a value due to its availability. If you can, spring for the special edition of zelda and a standalone screen protector. If you can't, this isn't a terrible backup plan. EDIT: Used a bit of silver Rub-N-Buff along with some 99% rubbing alcohol, and a lot of patience to fix what PDP couldn't be bothered with on the Joy-Con Grips. Some matte sealer, and they actually feel a bit better than they did originally. Also, without the controller protectors on there, there's about a half inch in any direction for the system to jiggle about inside the case. 3/5 star review stands as I already addressed this isn't *THE* case for everyone, but it's a bit disappointing all the same.

Maybe I'm a little bitter I didn't get the special edition with the awesome case but this will do.

The case is great for carrying the switch with all other accesories like chargers, grips and other stuff. It's a decent size and really vibrant!!

The case it self is great and everything than comes with the bundle EXCEPT THE SCREEN PROTECTOR i am really good at putting screen protectors in all kinds of devices specially that i worked for over 9 years in a cellphone store but these are horrible they are cut wrong because it never aligned correctly maybe i got a bad one from factory but i removed it like 5 times and nothing, in the end i had to cut it a little to make it better and it did until i put it in the switch dock and it vent it and had to rip it off because it did not look right now i gotta go and buy a new screen protector great so save yourself the aggravation and purchase extra screen protectors.

Best case ever. Got it to protect my stuff and well it does exactly that.

I got tired of using my DS case to hold the screen of my Switch, so my boyfriend decided to get this for me and it was awesome. My Switch fits as well as the headphones and games. Only downside is that the grips come off easily.

carry case for the switch. it holds it all. ear phones, game storage, its a nice case, jsut perfer different color