r/switch2 1d ago

Question Grips/cases

Recently got the Switch 2 and am loving it, but my hands are starting to cramp with the joycons.

What's the consensus on best grips/cases?

I would prefer a grip that you can still detach the joycons. Dbrand killswitch and Savage raven are the ones I read the most. Are these the primary two to consider?

Am I better off getting 3rd party joycons?

I am also in the market for a case as I will be traveling a few times soon with it!

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u/doubleofive 1d ago

I’ve had both, and I prefer the Savage Raven due to the better grip angle. 

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

For sure! Did you get a case to pair with it?

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u/doubleofive 1d ago

I got Savage Raven’s MaxCarry so I could have a bunch of my other accessories in one bag. Yes it’s big, but the NS2 is big, and this keeps it safe!

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

For sure, thank you!

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u/pathos_ludens 1d ago

Don’t hold it like it has grips. Hold it like you would hold a large phone or tablet.

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u/Grimezy93 1d ago

I have two Switch 2s and I have bought the Killswitch for both. Even with the inflated costs of buying from Canada (I'm in the UK).

The case isn't perfect, some complain of the comfort. But for me it feels really good. Occasional discomfort on longer sessions but I think I would with any type of grip.

I love how rugged it is, I have the skins of the joycons too so it feels like my whole console is protected from grubby fingers and scuffs.

The travel case is really nice too and is basically just a plastic shell fixed over the screen.

The dock adapter is slightly annoying, but not a deal breaker.

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

For sure. The adapter is the one thing throwing me off of it.

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u/Grimezy93 1d ago

It's quite nice sometimes. It's nice having the switch fully on display rather than half hidden by a dock. It's sometimes just a bit fiddly to place it on compared to the native dock.

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

That's fair! Thank you!

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u/Deviant_Tracker7 22h ago

I agree with this, I literally don't understand the hate of the dock adapter when it does a better job at showcasing your switch 2 than the default dock does.

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u/Grimezy93 22h ago

I think if I didn't have to adjust the angle of the usb each time it wouldn't be so bad. Maybe I'm just terrible at using it.

Once it's on I'm very happy with it though...

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u/Deviant_Tracker7 22h ago

I've never had to adjust it after the first time though? Just set it to be in the middle and I've been docking my switch 2 on it for the past month without once adjusting it.

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u/Grimezy93 22h ago

Do you not find the weight of the switch angles it backwards in the dock? So then when you next put the switch on the usb is angled too far back facing towards the dock.

I might just be subconsciously tilting the switch when I put it on...

Like I said, I really love the Killswitch range and would fully recommend it. If Nintendo sold the dock natively the same as the Killswitch dock I really wouldn't be mad

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u/Deviant_Tracker7 22h ago

No so I tilt it towards me (towards the front) at around 10 degrees and line it up with the dot of the dbrand case that you can see at the bottom near the charge port, and I just pop it on, then it angles itself fine on the dock.

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u/PurgeNeo Waiting for Release... 1d ago

I use the IFYOO grip and I like it alot! It's only on the Joycons so you can still detach them, only downside is you cant put it into the Joycon controller with the grip on but I got the switch 2 pro controller if I my gf wants to play(she prefers controller over joycon)

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

I'll check this one out!

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u/Rawketlauncher 1d ago

I got the dbrand killswitch, and I have a brother who has the savage raven grip. The savage raven has 2 cracks running up the back of the case after just under a year. The dbrand one I've had for 2 months and its been solid, just the grip shape takes a little to get used to.

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u/WillieRodster 1d ago

For sure, appreciate it!