Skull & Co. NeoGrip: an Ergonomic Grip Hard Shell with Replaceable Grips [to fit All Hands Sizes] for Nintendo Switch OLED and Regular Model [No Carrying Case] - White

**disclaimer about the pictures - I painted it pink lol. And this is a standard size switch with a case on it that I squeezed into this while it was sized for an OLED and it fits!! If you see any gaps between the switch and these handles in the photo it’s just due to the fact that I’m using it in a weird way. If you size it correctly and don’t have a case it fits like a glove. **Omg I’m so happy I finally cracked and bought this. I added it to my cart forever ago and kept being like maybe my hands will get used to holding the switch but they never did haha. Anyways it helps SO MUCH with the fatigue I was feeling in my hands from playing !!! Makes it so comfortable to hold.Also it provides a good added protection! I know that’s not the main function but I drop my switch a lot and when I’ve dropped it with this, the handles always take the hit. Really light weight too, it doesn’t feel like I’ve added any weight to the switch when I’m playing.I also love that they include different handles because each one works amazingly for different sitting positions and they slide on and off super easily so you don’t have to take the whole switch out. The handles I have on are great for the way I mainly play - in bed holding the switch above me haha.My favorite thing though- and please keep in mind that this is not what this was built for so it might not work for everyone. THE FACT YOU CAN SIZE IT FOR AN OLED OR A STANDARD SWITCH! I have a standard and love my cases idk why I just find it more fun to play when my switch looks cute lol. I got this hoping I’d be able to use it with a case because it can also fit an OLED model. And it works!!!*other disclaimer the case is one of those super thin ones that basically sits flush with the buttons and the switch. I had a silicone one I tried to squeeze in but it didn’t work cause the back of it had extra squish for an ergonomic design. But I put this thin case on and it worked!! I couldn’t be happier. This case is available on Amazon if you want the measurements for it just search for the design and it’ll come right up*

I’ve had my Switch OLED for a while but barely used it for long sessions because my hands would start cramping up badly after just 20–30 minutes. Mario Odyssey and Hades have been pretty much the only two games I’ve played, and while I loved them (Odyssey is easily one of my favorites ever), it took me forever to finish them because I couldn’t play for long without discomfort.I ordered these Skull & Co. grips on a whim a few days ago, and I’m honestly mad I didn’t look into something like this way sooner.I’ve now had a couple of 2+ hour gaming sessions playing Doom (2016). While there are still some minor hand cramps, the difference in comfort and overall enjoyment is like night and day. It fits my OLED Switch perfectly, and I really appreciate the three different grip sizes, they slide in and out easily depending on what feels right.No idea how it’ll hold up long term, but for the price? Totally worth it. Super happy with the purchase.

I was skeptical about the usefulness of the product but it has proved itself to be an ergonomic solution, relieving cramp while using the Switch for extended period of time.It is easy to install and the handle attachment texture is good plastic. It doesn't feel cheap. However, it's smooth plastic that might be an issue for someone with hand sweat.

Held my Switch OLED for the first time and immediately knew I’d need some kind of grip to protect my hands from cramping or taking on long-term strain. I went with these over another popular option because of the fact that it’s dockable (I switch often between TV and handheld modes) and that it comes with 3 grips so I could try each one out to find one that suited my hand size best.It was easy to slide the Switch into the case, it’s and easy to slide the grips on and off to switch them out. I have smaller hands (bit less than 7” from wrist to top of middle finger) and find that the smallest Snap Grips don’t do much, while the trigger is the most comfortable for me, followed by the plus. Now that I've been using it for a couple months, I do notice some palm fatigue, so I may need to try the plus again.Docking it feels like a snug fit, but not a strain on the dock at all.Note that they’re just hard, hollow plastic - nothing fancy. This does mean that they don’t add too much weight to the Switch which is nice. It would have been really nice had they been rubberized or otherwise padded to give them some more grip and heft, but for $22 for the shell and 3 different-sized grips I can’t complain too much.My only con is that it’s not the easiest to switch from handheld back to TV mode - it’s easy enough to slide one joycon out of the case, but you really have to remove the whole case to easily get the other joycon out. So I find myself just taking the whole thing off when I need the joycons for TV mode. I also sometimes struggle to slide the case off the back of the Switch using the little slider - it’s really on there tight and is kind of impossible to slide up - wonder if that is a defect. If not, wish that part was a little easier.It’s not perfect but I’m overall happy with the purchase, it’s dockable and allows me to play handheld without having to hold my hand in an awkward position and feels much more ergonomic.

I love the XL grip option the best. The product is small and light and so far is holding up well. Time will tell how durable it is. Love it! And a great price imo. I will note that it seems like leaving the grip on in docked mode does make the Switch overheat more easily. So while it's convenient to be able to dock it without removing the grip (and it's a very tight fit and stretches the dock a little--not a problem itself imo), it might be best not to in order to avoid overheating the Switch