Erica Griffin does the switch pack fight a satisfye grip?

Sounds weird as Waterfield is my family name. Haha

I haven’t had an issue. The CitySlicker even keeps that in mind.

I’ve had the CitySlicker (skull grip edition) as well and I have the Mumba case over it when i put it in the case, it does get caught on the analog sticks but this is only because I have the mumba case on it and tend to carelessly take it out. Even with the original less spaces design the sticks won’t really get caught on when you pull it, they have a small loop at the bottom for you to pull on to better help with pulling the switch out. If your that worried about the drifting buy the pouch for the regular switch and for switch lite get either the same pouch or WaterField’s new slip case. Finally you can talk to a WaterField employer via email they get back to you real quick like within twos hours is the longest I waited for a reply back, you can tell them your issues for a certain design, they will work with you. I myself ask for more padding in the center to give a bit more room for the stick to not snag on as I take it out of CitySlicker for my switch lite learned my lesson when wanting to keep a mumba case with it.

dammit but now i do want that first one

Imo it's not about anything breaking with the switch lite, it's the fact that the plastic is very soft and will show scratches and stuff really easily.

@@Quote58 that's true yeah, but honestly keeping it daily in my top compartment in my crappy backpack.. it looks pretty much prestine and i didn't expect for it to hold up that well

Depends on budget if you get the switch lite you can also get a new game for less than the price of the regular switch. If you need to connect to your tv to enjoy the 1080p graphics on a bigger screen then you’d have to go with the regular. I have the original switch day one and I’ve used it on tv less than I thought I would. I usually have it on the go or on my desk or near a couch

@@Jaylikescar hmmmm... thanks for your input! Lol. Yeah idk how much I'll use it on a TV so idk if I should just get the lite.. 🤔

I have a few vids up my sleeve for the new phones so hang tight.

Nah I like the Nintendo reviews and videos bye

Wondering the same thing. The ones made for regular switch are super loose

Problably not, the switch and almost every other devices have metal shielding inside. So it would be fine. Unless it was an actual huge magnet.

It’s the same screen OEM Innolux with VERY similar characteristics. Suffice to say, it’s the same screen but smaller!

It’s coming

@@EricaGriffin Thanks for the reply !! Was really looking forward to it.

it should fit but consider adding something on the sides since the 3DS/DSi line of consoles is shorter than the Switch Lite.

That is a wayyyyyy overstated worry and is just not an issue here. At all.

I haven’t experienced it yet on any of my joy-con. Knock on wood!

These cases look beautiful but just like you I'll stick to my Bionik lol

I’m ok. Just dealing with a lot in my life right now.

@@EricaGriffin oh good, thank you for taking the time to answer, I hope stuff works out well !

Yeah but these are more premium/professional. I find most cheaper switch cases I wouldn't personally like to be seen with in public.

The cases can be easily used with other electronics.

@@richardgomd sure, but wouldn't you want to buy a case specifically for said item? That's not a good reason to buy an expensive switch lite case.

TIEbaron true but I had quite a few electronics that have similar dimensions and it fits my uses just fine. Really that applies to the slip case and the pocket case. The city slicker case is a lot more specific. I put some of my expensive amps in these cases. Apple pencils, more expensive usb-c hubs in these things when I don’t put my switch lite in it

Bc these accessories for a game console are so over exaggerated

Nope.