Zadii Ergonomic Grip Slim Case Bundle Compatible with Nintendo Switch, Includes Comfortable Grip, Slim Case and Tempered Glass Screen Protector

I bought a 1st gen satisfye grip from their final sale site. Its true. The 1st gen Satisfye tears up your joy-cons, scratching them horribly. This Zadii grip DOES NOT do the same.I originally bought this for the case because satisfye now only sells overpriced bundles, cases are no longer sold separately. Yes this case fits the satisfye grip perfectly. But you'll soon realize you are better off using Zadii grip also.Awesome grip that is incredibly cheaper than satisfye and is molded exactly the same way. I never travel without it.

There is an overall issue with the shape of the grip that leaves it prone to damage from normal use. The two bottom feet that are supposed to support the Switch, because of their shape do not allow the Switch to seat correctly. This causes the Switch to rest completely on the very thin plastic that's at the top of the curve, rather than flush with the full support of the bottom two feet. The result is the thin plastic the Switch is resting on is very prone to cracking.It's hard for me to explain so I attempted to leave the best pictures I could to illustrate this.I've only owned the unit for less than 2 months and the two feet are already badly cracked. I'd assume it wouldn't be long until the plastic cracks off completely.Unfortunately, this seems to be an issue with the overall design and I'd expect to have the same results with a replacement unless there's some revision I/we don't know about.I think in the long run this turned out to be a bad replica/knock-off of the real thing that I was hoping not to pay full price for. You get what you pay for.

Wow!! I bought a total of 7 different grips, including the new updated satisfye, and Nintendo approved RDS grip bundle. Literally every single one of them either scratched or scuffed my switch the very first time I put it on, except for this one. I was just about to give up on using a grip when by accident I stumbled upon this one. The reviews seemed too good to be true, especially since so many reviews praise the satisfye grip, which in my opinion was the worst one of them all. I figured what the heck, maybe the 8th time is the lucky charm....boy am I glad I tried it. This grip and case is simply AMAZING. It slides in and out with ease. Holds the switch very securely. Does not at all scratch the switch, and feels very sturdy for a grip. I’m not sure what the other reviewer did to his that caused the two little “feet” to break off, but I can tell you that on my unit, this thing is built like a tank and I don’t see it breaking anywhere unless someone literally throws it against the concrete. And even then I’m pretty sure it would stay in one piece! I rarely write reviews, especially ones that praise a product, but after going through 7 different ones, I felt this one deserved my respect. It’s just as comfortable as the satisfye, yet it’s half the price AND will not scratch your unit. I have OCD when it comes to electronics and like to keep mine in pristine condition, and this grip is truly a Godsend for me. I don’t understand how satisfye can have so many glowing reviews..the “youtubers” clearly get compensated for their recommendations so I don’t even pay attention to them, but the fact that so many buyers are ok with their units being scratched up is weird to me. And I’m talking about the new updated one with all the silicone bumpers on the inside. It scuffed the whole back part of my switch, I was so angry. Never bought a Zadii product before, but if their other offerings are as good, I’m a customer for life. THANK YOU for making a quality product. Nintendo should seriously consider partnering with these guys instead of RDS. The RDS grip was almost as bad as satisfye. But the RDS one scratched the top of my unit because of the awful design of the two little grips at the top. I forgot to mention that satisfye is also super tight fit, so I can definitely see it ruining the joycon rails of your switch like several people have already reported. It was almost impossible to get in and out. Zadii, you have made it possible for me to use my switch to its fullest potential. Thank you again!! If you’re in the market for a grip, trust me make sure you try out Zadii, they blow all other grips out of the water.

My friend has the Satisfye suite of grips for the system, joycon, and the carry case. I loved the grip so much, I chose their joycon grip over a pro controller. I could not afford the at time, marked up Satisfye case and grip combo. So I looked for an alternative. Found this Zadii kit. THe case feels iffy, albeit just as crush resistant as the Satisfye case. The grip is designed like the Satisfye older model, but it works great. The price was fantastic for a grip that felt just as premium as the Satisfye variant. My friend likes the clear aesthetic too. He picked one up just because it was clear. I loved the offset grip, makes the switch much more comfortable after you get used to once you get around the odd offset feeling. The grips main glaw is the plastic hand grips. There is a slight texture, but not enough to help it keep it from being slippery to hold. I smeared a bit of rvt silicone lightly on the grips so I could have a better grip. The case just does not feel as nice, but for the price, I am not sweating that too much. I also loved it came with two glass screen protectors as well. This was totally worth the price.Oh, side note. The grip is not a clip style grip. The switch is held in by friction only. So, it slides into the grip and slides off.TL;DRPros:The priceAwesome grip for a great priceSturdy with an almost premium feelFree 9h Glass screen protectors.Looks great with most colors.Cons:Nice case with a so-so feeling zipper. Sturdy but just doesnt feel nice.Grips is all plastic that eventually does feel a tad bit slippery.Different colors would be cool.

This is a great kit if you can't afford the Satisfye branded model. I own both and purchased this as a gift for a family member and I have to say that the actual carrying case that it comes with is way better and has a harder shell than the Satisfye version. The grips feel exactly the same as Satisfye, but it's missing some of the rubber pieces that help the Switch "float" in and out smoother. Overall for the price, I am very satisfied.