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

Great product and versatile. Fits both Original switch and OLED. Comes with the small spacer for the OLED. works well and easy install and removal cuz of removable joycons while in case. As advertised and would buy again. Very comfy hand placement too. Grips are perfect sizes.

The Skull & Co. case provides solid, moderate protection without adding unnecessary bulk. It has a clean look and is easy to take off whenever you need to use the Joy-Cons separately. The included grips are a huge plus—they’re comfortable to hold and come in different sizes, so you can find the best fit for your hands. Another great feature is that it fits perfectly in the dock, allowing you to charge your Switch without removing the case. Overall, it’s a practical, sleek, and comfortable option for everyday use.

Just got the Switch with the release of Tears of the Kingdom, and while the portability is amazing, my hands were cramping up quite a bit when playing for longer than an hour. Since I’m very used to the DualSense I decided to look for something that can replicate that feel, and this grip is it. It comes with 3 sets of grips which go from subtle (SnapGrips), to great for shooters (TriggerGrips), to the biggest (PlusGrips), plus D pad attachments, and button covers. It came installed with the trigger one, but I replaced that for the plus ones as that feels just like the DualSense to me, then combining that with the D pad attachment, and the button covers makes this really comfortable to use. Do keep in mind that with the trigger and plus grips you lose a bit of range when using the kickstand, but that hasn’t been an issue for me as the angles I can use are perfect for me, or for when playing lounging back. It is dockable, but at least in mine with the Tears of the Kingdom Switch dock it does stop about halfway in like if there’s a bump, but then pushing it gently makes it dock without issue. As far as I can tell nothing is scraping, and when it’s all the way in I can see some room, so I don’t worry about it. Also fits perfectly with the Maxcarry case the same company, Skull & Co, makes. Bonus: it arrived within 2 weeks of ordering when my estimate was around 6-7 weeks. If you have larger hands this is made for you.

I've previously used Skull and Co's grips for my launch Switch and they worked out amazingly and still do today. It was perfect in that it made holding the Switch MUCH more comfortable, offered various sized grips, and allowed you to dock the system as well. And because of that I went with Skull and Co again, but this time with my new Switch OLED. While I do think it gets the job done overall, I do feel like it's a bit more cumbersome in some aspects that bring the product down a bit overall. First of all, it's just as comfortable as their previous iterations and that's the most important to me. They still offer alternative grips to choose from as well. From a handheld playing standpoint, this feels as comfortable as ever to hold. But then comes the caveats. The first issue is the inability to dock it. I came into this thinking it wasn't a big deal as I can just take the shell off easily, but once i've gotten my hands on it it's become apparent the extra steps involved. It's not a terrible issue, but a massively inconvenient one as the original Switch and grip docked perfectly fine. Some people on here have had success doing so, but while I can sort've do it, I strongly suggest otherwise as it flexes the dock a bit and may scratch the grip shell also. So just take off the shell then right? Well here comes the second issue, which is having to constantly take the shell off in order to dock/charge it. Sure, I can charge without the dock, but that would mean not using it which brings about convenience. It's not hard to take out the shell per se, but it does require "extra steps" such as removing the clamp on top of the shell (which I feel i'm breaking every time I do so), taking off one of the joycons, then taking the whole system out and then reconnecting the joycon to put whole system into the dock. Then i'll have to do this same process in reverse when I want to put it back on. Like I said, it's not hard, but hugely inconvenient every time you want to play or charge. Also, the cushions inside the shell that protect the system from touching the shell can slide about after awhile. I only noticed it on the joy con side that I take off/reattach though. I've had to reposition them back in place and i've only had this for about a week. Anyways, thank god for the OLED's significantly better battery life. Had I been doing this on my launch model I would've broken the shell in half by now. So that's why i'm giving this Skull and Co grip a 4/5. It works for the most part and makes handheld play immeasurably more comfortable. No question. But there are some pretty annoying and unnecessary setups that bring it down a bit. Do I recommend it? I say if you don't mind taking 20 seconds of your day every time you want to charge using your dock, then sure. Sounds ridiculous but i'm pretty careful with my systems and don't want to risk scratching anything.

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.

Great for playing the nintendo Switch. I got pain in my hands from holding the Switch while playing animal crossing for so long. These make playing way more ergonomic, because the switch is otherwise very flat and cramped to hold.

I've been using this grip since the release of the scarlet and violet games and with over 200 hours into those games not I can definitely say it has helped tremendously, changing a average session of 1 hour before my hands felt bad to being able to play indefinitely. I love this grip and recommend if you have a switch to pick one up also.

Es mut conveniente que tenga 3 sets de grips, son muy cómodos y le quedan a la perfección a la switch OLED. Tengo un estuche de Metroid Dread y si le pones la carcasa y le quitas los grips entra bien (un poco apretado pero si la pones de cabeza queda poquito mejor) Antes la pensaba para jugar porque sí me molestaba bastante el agarre, con esto la puedes agarrar con mucha más confianza. Queda un poco inutilizable el stand con los grips más grandes pero unas por otras.

Embelli vraiment ma switch et améliore drastiquement mon confort lorsque je joue. J'ai commandé ce grip car je voulais profiter de l'ecran oled de ma switch Zelda sans perdre en ergonomie portable. Ce grip est vraiment un bon compromis. La taille manettes réglable est fantastique (bien que j'utilise la plus petite le plus souvent ainsi que la moyenne car les plus grandes sont vraiment trop grandes justement). Seul bémol c'est de devoir enlever le grip pour la docker. Avec la sortie de la oled les nouveaux dock ont un peu moins de marges de manœuvres pour eviter d'egratigner l'ecran. Mais le produit étant destiné pour les joueurs du mode portable cela remplit ca fonctionnalité au maximum.

I bought the Zelda grip to match my Zelda OLED switch and I'm so pleased with it. Feels sturdy, fits extremely well, holds the switch solidly with no risk of it sliding out, and has so many options for personalising the grip shape, thumb grips, and left pad cover. It can dock with the grip on, but you need to remove the handles to use the switch's stand. It makes using the switch in handheld so much more comfortable and is a must have in my opinion.