Nice concept but fails to live up to expectations.
on June 15, 2025
Posted by: Yenting C.
Unfortunately the Attack Vector case doesn’t fit in the Nintendo Dock, which was the main selling point of this case to me when compared to the dbrand case.
Solid protection and great grips - worth it overall
on June 9, 2025
Posted by: Anonymous
I'm pretty happy with this thing. It offers a nice layer of protection for the Switch 2, but mainly makes it more comfortable with the grips they feel comfortable in hand and make longer play sessions a lot easier. They can be a bit tricky to install at first, but once you get the hang of it, its not the worst also pretty nice that it comes with three different grip sizes to choose from. It also does indeed fit in the dock as well though it’s a bit snug, that’s to be expected though since the case adds a bit of thickness to the console. Overall, it’s a well-designed accessory and I’m definitely happy with the purchase. 👍
Pretty much have been disappointed with the preorder set due to the following reasons:• The grip shells are extremely easy to remove. When playing a game on handheld, the grips can easily come out of the grip. • The console shell itself also gets dislodged when trying to put it on the Switch dock. It’s a tight fit as well, so I’m afraid it might do more harm than good by possible causing a scratch on your screen without the screen protector.•My package also did not come with the joy station charging grip and the battery pack. Overall very disappointed with this product. I wish I could recommend this product, but there’s just so many flaws. I’m afraid it might even possibly scratch your console if not careful.
So the case DOES fit with the dock, but it's definitely not a smooth fit. You do have to apply a bit of pressure to get the unit in the dock and ensure contact. You also have to hold the dock when pulling the Switch out. The handheld grips do feel nice at first, but I'm noticing that the joy-cons don't feel as stable with the grips on. It's hard to describe, but it feels easier to "bend" the console at the attach point. I know there's a bit of give built in, but I don't feel 100% comfortable holding the console. It may just be a me thing, but I honestly don't feel that same give without the case. Also, the grip covers are ONLY useful if you plan to use the switch in handheld mode. You can't use the joy-cons as a controller while docked, since they don't fit in the in the standard grip, nor can you use them sideways. Removing the grip doesn't help either, since the attach point is unwieldy.Overall, if your primary use is going to be in handheld mode, this might be a good choice. If you plan on any other method of play, look elsewhere. Unfortunately since I opened the box, I can no longer return the case, so I'm stuck with a pretty heavy case of buyer's remorse.