Satisfye – ZenGrip 2 Slim Bundle, Accessories Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 - The Bundle includes: ZenGrip 2, Slim Case (Fits Switch 2 only)

Great product, the quality is good, the grips are comfy on the hands, you can dock the console without taking it out and the grip doesn't interfere with any of the console functionality. The travel case is also good, the materials are good, the only issue may be its size, its big enough for the console, some cartridges and cables, but not big enough for the charger. Overall its a great purchase, if you liked the zen grip for any of the switch models, you will like this one aswel.

This grip definitely lives up to the hype. I kept seeing this grip pop up in all the different youtube channels that I watch about what's new in the gaming world, and even tho most of them I trust very much to be giving honest opinions, I did have my reservations about something being as good as they were making it out to be. I am happy to report that it does live up to the hype. Pros: -Really comfortable -Good quality construction -Great case -Easy to put it, and pull out -Practical extras (USB cable, rubber nubs) Cons: -Not dockable -The kickstand is blocked, and it stands straight forward in table top mode -If you have small hands the grip might feel too big -You cannot keep the switch inside without the Joycons (but then again, why would you need to) I'll admit, the first day I had it I was almost regretting not getting the Skull & Co grip since the Satisfye grip was feeling huge. However, i think this was because I was so used to the switch's small size in hand held (I mostly play in hand held). The grip is big, so it adds a lot of heft and weight to the switch when you have it on. If you have small hands I wouldnt recommend this, it might feel too big (though i think after about an hour or two your hands will get used to it). The extra support makes it so I can confidently hold the switch with just one hand without worrying about stressing the joycon rails. The rubberized grip is just right so as to not let your hands slip, plus it still leaves access to all the buttons and vents. The only thing that can't be used with this grip on is the kickstand, but the grip itself has legs so you can stand the switch up on its own without the need for the kickstand. The only problem is that its not angled, so you only have a straight front orientation for it. I got the slim bundle, and the case seems pretty good quality. I had the Amazon Basics case, which was good and functional, but definitely wouldnt fit the grip. The slim case is much higher quality than the Amazon Basics one, but I have no basis for comparison outside of that. It includes a USB-C to USB-C cable that could be used with an external battery for charging the switch, and 4 rubber nubs that can be put on the analog sticks. As far as the nubs go, at first I didnt like them but now I love them. One thing to note about them is that they increase the deadzone for the analog stick, so you HAVE to recalibrate the joystick after putting them on. If you don't recalibrate your movement in games can be severely impaired. But it's no big deal, it literally takes about 20 seconds to recalibrate each analog stick. Putting the switch in and out of the grip is a zinch. No hassle, no struggles, no slipping. The resistance is just right to make sure the switch is secure, but not too tight so as to make putting it in or out a struggle. After getting this case my switch only comes out when I want to play in docked mode, or for charging it on the dock. Otherwise, it is way too comfortable not to use. One thing to consider is that this grip is great for 3D games like Zelda, Mario Odyssey or Ys (where you actively use both analogs); but i think it would not be nearly as comfortable for 2D platformers, or retro style games like New Super Mario Bros U, or The Messenger (where the analogs are not necessary). Overall the grip has its good things and its bad things, but definitely it has not dissapointed me in the least. I feel the negatives are simply design decisions that had to be made in order for the good things to be extra good, and I really dont mind them. I give this 5 out of 5 because it is exactly what I was hoping for.

5 stars for Grip and Case Grip is very comfortable, great to use, makes playing handheld for long periods of time a lot more enjoyable. The slim case is perfect, the bulk of the original case was too much. This case easily fits into my bag and I love the raised top lip to make sure I don't get frequent accidental button presses. Joy Stick caps are interesting, they feel good, but as others have mentioned they do seem to restrict the complete edges of the joy stick. For example, in a game where tilting the stick a little makes your character walk, and tilting it all the way makes them run, I don't always make it to running at full speed without pressing down on the joystick harder. Overall, not bad enough to reduce the rating since they're not the reason for the purchase. Some reviews mentioned getting the 90 degree cable with the slim, but I didn't notice that the description no longer listed it, so I was a bit disappointed to not receive it, but that is my fault for not reading the description closer. Seems that was a change at some point over the last year or so. Again, that's my fault so no star reduction there either, just a warning for others. Grip and Case are awesome though.

Perfect feel in my hands its awesome!!

After buying a new OLED while traveling, I finally caved to the hype I'd been seeing/hearing about the Satisfye Grip. When I saw this combo with the slim profile case, I thought it would be perfect for tossing into my backpack without being overly bulky. The good news is that it is indeed comfortable and very satisfying to hold. It also stands up on its own, albeit almost perfectly straight up so it's not ideal. It also looks pretty great as well. A lot of thought clearly went into designing this product, as they even put rubber "cushions" inside the grip where the Switch is expected to make contact with it, so I don't feel like it will be very likely to scratch your joycons or the mid-back of the console. That being said, the lower back of the Switch absolutely makes contact with the hard plastic of the lower "legs" of the grip. As there are no rubber cushions on that portion of the grip, the hard plastic surfaces inevitably rub together during handling and will cause scuffing/scratching. I noticed the scuffs forming after removing the Switch a few days into ownership to replace a joycon. I've attached a picture to show you exactly where the grip makes direct contact with the back of the console. The solution, albeit a bit crude, that I developed to protect my special edition console from further damage, was to simply cut a piece of crystal clear contact paper to match the shape of the console and place it on the back panel. I think you could probably also get away with lining the grip with some felt tape in that area as a better looking solution, but I didn't have any on hand. I wish I could give it 5 stars, because it's a pretty nifty grip, but this is a bit of a design flaw I think they should work to remedy with their next generation of products.

Excelente.

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Il faudrait mettre la photo correspondante au produit. Merci de changer la photo pour faire croire qu'on achete le zengrip 2 et de que le patron confirme sur son discord que c'est bien le 2 pour finalement recevoir le produit annoncé. Pourquoi prendre la peine de changer la photo pour mettre celle d'un produit plus récent et ne pas changer l'annonce...

The grip is quite comfortable and the bag is high quality as well

En el caso de tener una Switch OLED, hay que hacer tanta presión para meterla en esta grip que puede llegar a romper las visagras de los Joycons. Ahora mi Joycon derecho no se queda enganchado a la consola y se cae.