The Attack Vector from Genki has pros and cons.Pros: -It's dockable.-Grip changing system is a plus.-Genki ecosystem.-Quality and finish is top nocth(looks like a Nintendo made Switch 2 product).Cons:-Grip Selection could be better or have more options(liked only 1 of the 3 grips included). - Bottom of case is to flimsy. I think they can gain a few thousands and still be dockable. Top portion is thicker than the bottom.- Kickstand does not have any protection,
Functionality is great. Rubber grips feel awesome. No disconnect of joycons. Slides into charger without issues. It gets three stars for 2 major reasons. The first and most important one being THIS SHOULD HAVE JUST COME WITH THE COVER! This being one of the premier grips for the Switch 2 it's weird that there are two options for buying. Of course I was excited. Of course I thought it just came with the cover. Which leads to my second gripe. This grip doesn't really work with cases that are on the market right now. I have to constantly remove the grips on the back which by now have already lost the "click" that holds them on. It's a great product overall but why sell the cover separately?! Would be interesting to see how these type of grips improve over time. Pretty pricey even at a bare bones option.
Awkward to hold, feels flimsy with the detachable grips, none of the grips are comfortable, I prefer-ordered this before the switch 2 released and just now received it. I’ve been using the savage raven case that is cheaper and more comfortable. I only ordered this case because it was compatible with the battery backup, which I received over a month ago - with no case to use it with.
Overall I'm pleased, I bought 3 other cases before settling on this as my main case.Pros: > Actually fits in the dock unlike competitors who just say so (though I'd still not try it even with this case w/o a screen protector, but that's more Nintendos fault for how tight the dock is)> Feels good in hand held mode with the added grips (I settled on the biggest ones, but have large hands.> Joycons fit & work With the grips onCons:> All parts of the case are sturdy & fit perfect, except the lip on the bottom front of the console which is very thin & barely connects (taking a star for this was debatable, but w: the attention to fit everywhere else it felt noticeable, wether it's an issue or a non issue in the long run I guess we'll see)Other thoughts: I bought it mostly for hand held use, and in that sense the cover fits well. But I'll be flying with it shortly so tbd if the clip on cover is sufficient (but it feels sturdy on the case)
it’s great they have the detachable grip and it still fits just fine in the dock but honestly the 3 of the grips are uncomfortable and just don’t feel great to hold.