JINGDU Slim Soft TPU Switch Case for Switch OLED, Dockable Anti-Scratch Cover with 4 Thumb Grips Caps, Zelda

Yes it was perfected

Looks good

Fits well just a little sharp on some edges, would recommend and buy again though

Slides into charger without scratching the screen. Son loves it.

Mainly bought for the joy-con covers given that most other covers that didn't have an accompanying part for the console body were only £2 less.The joy con covers are easy to slide on and are of good quality for the price, as are the thumb caps.Note once on the joy con covers are a bit fiddly to remove but this is good for protection purposes.As for the console cover, it looks quite nice. There is NO kickstand. The description has an image that states it does, but other text says "no bracket" which is probably poorly translated way to say there is no kickstand. This contradictory description should be updated.The design print for the whole product is good however, and it doesn't feel flimsy at all and would certainly protect from scratches. If you have neon joy-cons, you will still be able to see the colour which I like.For £9.99, getting joy-con covers, thumb stick covers and a matching console cover that does offer protection, I'd say it's pretty good value and I would recommend - unless you often use your console in table top mode, so I would urge the seller to remove the kickstand images from the description to avoid confusion.Again, I'm not too bothered as I mainly wanted joy con covers, and the small selection of those are around £7/£8 and looked a bit flimsy so I would still recommend this over those products.

Really great quality and looks great

It looks great and I have no complaints about that. However, for the joycons if you want to take the casing off it is extremely hard and strenuous on the joy cons, and you can’t slide them into the controller for wireless play as they will get stuck. Buy this if you only use your switch handheld.

This Zelda themed Nintendo Switch OLED cover includes covers for both joycons, the Switch itself, and 2 pairs of joystick caps.Fitting the covers is easy. Remove the joycons first and slide the screen unit into its cover. The joycon covers are easier to fit by putting the Z buttons in first. The joystick caps are simple push on after semi turning them inside out.The end result is very stylish and looks good. The Switch slides into its dock without any problems.The only downside that I can find is the kickstand on the back of the Switch can longer be used. Not a problem if you use your Switch docked or handheld, but if you play in tabletop mode, you’ll need a separate stand for it. A solution may be to cut the cover and attach it to the back of the switch with some double-sided adhesive tape.