Hey it's Bey, and today I'm going to be showing you guys what's inside my Nintendo Switch case.
You guys loved my previous "What's In My New Nintendo 3DS XL Case" videos, so I decided
to make one for my Switch because I recently got one.
This one is going to be pretty short because I currently don't have much accessories, but
make sure to leave a like, comment, and subscribe if you want to see an updated video of "What's
In My Nintendo Switch Case" when I switch cases or get new accessories.
I'll put links to everything I mention in this video in the description if you're interested.
So the case that I'm currently using is the PDP Deluxe Travel Case Pikachu Version and
I absolutely love this case.
It's officially licensed and I think that it's one of the best case that you can get
for your Switch at the moment.
They have other versions besides Pikachu if you're not into Pokemon, which you should be.
Anyways, I love this case because it can hold up to fourteen games, your wrist strap attachments
for the Joy-Cons, and it has an accessory pouch.
The accessory pouch can hold only slim accessories like a charging cable or a microfiber cloth,
but it won't be able to hold larger things like a Pokeball Plus.
The place to hold the Switch holds it perfectly and there is this tab that you can use to
easily take the Switch out.
The other side of the flap that stores your games is soft so that it won't scratch up your console.
There is a little passthrough pocket that you can use to store your AR cards - oh wait,
wrong console.
I mean it's to tuck the actual wrist strap portion of the wrist strap attachments so
that they're not in the way.
This isn't an advertised feature, but you can use the flap to stand the Switch up so
that you don't have to use the built-in kickstand.
There is a handle up on the top of the case to make it easier to carry which is really convenient.
Here are the games that I currently have as of the recording of this video: Super Mario
Party, Puyo Puyo Tetris, Super Mario Odyssey, Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Zelda Breath of
the Wild, Splatoon 2, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Let’s Go Pikachu, Super Mario
Maker 2, and Overcooked 2.
Inside the console, I have NBA 2K19.
Yes, I still play this game.
I’m excited for NBA 2K20.
I also have games on my Nintendo Switch, but I kind of want to make a What’s Inside My
Nintendo Switch Video.
Let me know if I should make one by leaving a like and a comment.
Anyways, I also have this little case that I got from another Switch case that mimics
a Switch game cartridge but it holds a couple of Micro SD cards.
I don't actually have any extra Micro-SD cards in it though.
Just the one 128gb card in my Switch.
My favorite game so far is Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Make sure to leave a comment telling me what your favorite Nintendo Switch game is.
Here is my Nintendo Switch.
I currently have a D-brand skin on it, but I used to rock the Nyko Thin Case.
The thin case actually won’t fit with the D-brand skins on.
I really like this purple and white color combination.
I got the idea from one of iJustine’s videos.
My dock also has purple accents, but I chose not to cover the front because it has Pikachu
and Eevee on it.
There's only one thing in the accessory pouch at the moment,
and that's the Switchblades by Gravilogic.
I've already done a video review of this awesome product, so if you would like to see it, you
can click the card that popped up on the screen right now or click the link in the description.
These are super cool because they're pretty much rail protectors that have built-in kickstands.
When you're using your Switch in tabletop mode, your rails are exposed so these Switchblades
cover them up to protect them.
There are kickstands as well that you can swing out that are much better one than the
built-in kickstand on the Switch.
They're much more stable and you can set them in multiple angles.
This is a must have accessory if you have a Nintendo Switch in my opinion.
Wait. I lied.
There’s also this red game card case that I keep in there that can hold four games,
This is a red game card case that I keep in there that can hold four games,
but I don’t use it that much.
I just like to keep it in there just in case though.
So yeah.
That's pretty much all that I currently have in my Nintendo Switch case as of January 2019.
It's not much, but it's a start.
I'll definitely keep updating you all if I get anything new.
Maybe I'll try investing in a good quality charging cable that's made especially for the Switch.
As always, I'll put links to everything that I mention in this video in the description
if you're interested.
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