3DS Game Holder Card Case, 28-in-1 Game Holder Card Case Compatible with Nintendo NEW 3DS / NEW 3DS XL / 3DS / 3DS XL / DSi / DSi XL / DS / NEW 2DS /NEW 2DS XL / 2DS/ 2DS XL Catridge Storage Box (Red)

I already had one of these cases, but needed another case for my expanding DS/3DS game collection. Very pleased!

Does what it’s supposed to do.

This was just slightly smaller than I expected, but I did not read the dimensions very well when I purchased.The DS and 3DS games we have fit nicely in this case and it is much more convenient than digging through all the game cases to find games.One drawback though is that the tiny little nubs that hold the "page" piece in the container are not so sturdy. I dropped the closed case on accident literally right after taking it out of the package and the little nubby piece broke off. It still closes and it doesn't affect how the games fit, so it is still technically functional and we will continue to use it regardless.

It's fine sums up everything. It feels cheap, but then again it is cheap. Feels like if I don't take my time to close it just right I'm going to break something. I assumed it would be smaller and a little more travel friendly. I'm sure the specs were somewhere, but "All it does is hold 3DS games how big could it be?". Also, it makes me uncomfortable with the amount of force I need to remove games from the case. Cheap enough that I'm not going to bother returning it, but I'm probably going to look for a different solution.

Although, I would say that the title is slightly misleading it does hold 28 different things but not games specifically but that feature is explained on one of the pictures for the product. Both Ds and 3DS games fit in the case. Overall it’s a good product I used to keep my games in a small coin pouch but over the years the games ended up getting small dents.

Cool concept for a game case: one that looks very similar to the officially licensed Hori case for Switch cartridges and where you can look at all of your games in a pretty display.The main downside to this case is the fact that half of the cartridge slots (the front-most and back-most) are oriented upside down compared to the ones in the middle. This really detracts from one of the main appeals of this case being that you can "flip through" the games like the pages of a book and makes it difficult to organize them alphabetically.Oh well... At least my games are safe.

Does what it’s supposed to do and is of good quality

The product photos don't show this clearly enough, while DS carts can go in any orientation, 3DS can only go in upside-down on the back sides. A minor but very annoying issue as there's no "right-side up" for this case.