Satisfye - ZenGrip Pro Gen 3 OLED, a Switch Grip Compatible with Nintendo Switch - Comfortable & Ergonomic Grip, Joy Con & Switch Control. #1 Switch Accessories Designed for Gamers (Black)

I had been looking to get a grip to make holding the switch in handheld more comfortable. I did a lot of research before deciding to pick this one up, the main factor in my decision being the glowing reviews from most reputable experts and Youtubers. I'm glad I trusted the experts because not only is this thing SUPER comfortable in my larger than average man hands, it is GORGEOUS! The back of the handles are made of a rubber type material that is comfortable against the skin but very sturdy. The workmanship is quality. My OLED Switch slides in easily enough, though it took a bit more force than expected to push it past the rubber on the inside of the grips handles and across its back plate which serve to protect the Switch from rubbing up against the switch and scratching it while holding the console firmly. The hold is super snug (in a good way). Though there are no clips to secure it in place, the tightness of the grip and the rubber make it so I would confidently turn my Switch upside-down while holding the grip and shake it and I am certain that thing ain't going anywhere. Lastly, the little nubs that stick out across the bottom serve as a kick stand along with the bottom of the handles thay make it easy to set down for a quick break, or to just leave the Switch standing to display it. I tried another grip that was just plastic and did the job well enough but the comparison between the two is nowhere even close. This grip is worth the extra money easily. If you are looking to get a Switch grip and care about top of the line quality and performance, end your search now and get a satisfye grip. They are the best...Period.

I'm a casual gamer who did not mind playing without a grip but bought one after many switch YouTubers recommended it. I can say I do not have remorse and this was a good purchase. Felt weird at first but I got accustomed to it. Now I have put in over 200 hours in Splatoon 2. I must say my game play has improved with this grip as it makes the switch feel like a really big pro controller. 5 stars for this. I love how it feels. As I am considering a lite as well, I hope satisfye will make a grip for that too. Highly recommend. Now as of using it for two days, it has not scuffed or scratched my switch. However I am very careful sliding it in and out of the grip. I'm not super handy or creative so I haven't tried to mod the grip or anything. Mostly just praying and hoping it doesn't later on. Fingers crossed.What does not get five stars are the thimbstick grips. I mean they feel really good on the stick but sometimes the joycon and games don't respond as well with them on? I'll be trying to run and the game thinks I'm walking despite how hard I'm moving and pressing the stick. Which is odd because I ordered skull & co grips and do not have this issue. So it seems to be a satisfye grip issue only so far? I can't really confirm this because these are the only two grips I have tried. However I'm not too upset since they were included with the grip and I didn't really pay extra for them. Bummer. The grips feel exactly like the thimbsticks on the pro controller and I liked that feel. But I bought the skull and co ones so I'm good. Satisfye might want to address the issue of why their grips interfere with how the joystick works. The joystick itself works fine and is calibrated fine. But for some reason the grips interfere with feedback in game? So just be aware of that. Otherwise I like them. Just sad that for me they're not really usable.Overall I am fairly surprised with my experience with satisfye grip. I do recommend and have recommended it to my fellow switch owners. It's a must have for handheld play.l, especially since I almost NEVER dock my switch at all. I can count on one hand the amount of times I used my dock. So this grip is a life changer. I definitely will be using this. Now I do hope satisfye comes out with custom colors like skull & co have. Which is another grip I ordered to test out. I would love to be able to customize my grip to match the neon red & blue of my joycons. Buuut for now consider me a very happy customer. Oh and to me it does make my switch heaver. While my hands did not cramp, my arms did? I usually don't get achy playing games for a long period of time but I did notice I had some muscle pain in my arm from playing and holding the switch because it felt heavier. Maybe that's just me but I would suggest taking breaks to give your arms a rest because it does make the system a little heavier.

For those who don't want to read to much, this is entirely worth the $25! (Pros and cons at the bottom)This review is written for people with larger hands!The refreshing feel of the grip being held in the hand was the first thing to solidify my purchase, playing Mario Odyssey and trying to do more skillful jumps with Cappy became at least twice as easy in handheld (Previously, I refused to play the switch without docking it and using a pro controller)It has a nice, textured feel that sits ergonomically in the hands and really adds heft to the switch that I personally enjoy (think going from the weight of an iPhone to the weight of an iPad without trading off the in-hand feel. Furthermore, it has the right side thickened so your palm is distanced from the right joy-con to place your thumb in a natural position.The grip also allows the switch to be stood up for tabletop mode and comes with concaved gummies to protect the analog of the joy-con that I recommend everyone use, It makes the surface area much bigger and much more usable.)Pros:Textured gripOffset right sideGummiesDoesn't feel as cheap as other plastic products.Cons:Lots of Branding.Face buttons are ever so slightly harder to press. (Not nearly enough to warrent NOT using the grip at all!)Ultimately, this grip is the only way I see myself playing the switch in its portable mode. Previously, the little battery life and poor ergonomics solidified the switch's space on a shelf next to my other consoles, but ever since using this grip I'm bringing the switch with me to bed, the kitchen, and even the bathroom, far more often.