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Review: Dbrand Switch 2 Killswitch Case - Teething Troubles Aside, This Case Is Killer
Top-tier protection.Dbrand knows its target audience. Excited new Switch 2 owners are, of course, the perfect consumers to sell a protective cover/skin/case to, with early adopters eager for reliable ways to protect their pricey new handhelds before it accidentally slips out of hand (or in my case, off of lap and onto the floor). The resulting damage (mild scuffs on the top of my left JoyCon) wasn’t bad enough to cause deep regret, but it was enough for me to wish I didn’t have to wait for my pre-ordered Dbrand Killswitch case to arrive, and that I could just buy it in-store. But one holds out for quality, even if it’s not a Day One acquisition.I was confident in preordering Dbrand’s Switch 2 Killswitch case (despite the suspect name) because I have had a great experience with their Steam Deck case, which was, in turn, recommended to me by an internet friend. Up until I purchased a Killswitch for my Steam Deck, I had been using the also-excellent JSAUX Mod Case for Steam Decks, which is maybe the best budget case for Decks, but the Killswitch was superior enough in my eyes to warrant the upgrade.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Top-tier protection.
Dbrand knows its target audience. Excited new Switch 2 owners are, of course, the perfect consumers to sell a protective cover/skin/case to, with early adopters eager for reliable ways to protect their pricey new handhelds before it accidentally slips out of hand (or in my case, off of lap and onto the floor). The resulting damage (mild scuffs on the top of my left JoyCon) wasn’t bad enough to cause deep regret, but it was enough for me to wish I didn’t have to wait for my pre-ordered Dbrand Killswitch case to arrive, and that I could just buy it in-store. But one holds out for quality, even if it’s not a Day One acquisition.
I was confident in preordering Dbrand’s Switch 2 Killswitch case (despite the suspect name) because I have had a great experience with their Steam Deck case, which was, in turn, recommended to me by an internet friend. Up until I purchased a Killswitch for my Steam Deck, I had been using the also-excellent JSAUX Mod Case for Steam Decks, which is maybe the best budget case for Decks, but the Killswitch was superior enough in my eyes to warrant the upgrade.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
