Force Field 2

The case fits perfectly and looks good but the arms that swing back for the joy cons to come off pull on the joy cons a little too much for my liking as it looks like it’s trying to pull them out without pushing the release button. The hard shell cover is too snug to where trying to put it on is a task because the bottom part of the case can get ripped off if you don’t pull kinda hard to pull the case over the bottom of the switch and case. There’s also no easy way to take it off so I have to hold it sideways and pull the cover and switch with the case apart. But when it’s together it’s nice and secure which will make a good case for protection but for everyday use it’s inconvenient to put on and pull off. The joy cons are also not completely covered on the tip due to the swinging mechanism which is bad for me because I like as much cover as I can get to avoid scratches. Good case with the protection to be great with some changes.

It fits like a charm. And a cutout for every important feature, like the kickstand, usb-c slot and game cardridge. Feels extremely durable and think it will outlast the Switch 2 itself.

This case is minimalist as advertised and feels great in handheld. The case both feels like the natural system of the while still giving you a nice grip feel you would not otherwise have. The grips provide good placement for your middles fingers on the back while your index fingers are on the LB and RB.

Front cover (if you included it in your purchase) is pretty easy to get on and off, but doesn’t fit on with the thumb extension that I had on with the left stick.

Fits good in the dock. Slides right in and charges no problem. You just don’t get the feeling it is all the way on, like you do with no dock, but it is.

One feature that I hadn’t thought much about was that the case gives you full access to the kickstand. Had another case that I tried, but it blocked it, giving me a kickstand that was inferior to the switch 2’s. The kickstand on the switch 2 is a very nice upgrade of the switch 2, and would not want a case that blocks it.

このケースはとても高級感があり満足できる製品でした。パネル側のカバー同梱で購入しましたが取り外しに苦労する事があります。本体ケースの各コントローラー部分に各1個のゲームカード収納が可能です。製品の説明では各スロットに2個のゲームカード収納可能と書いてありますが間違っています。このスロットにカードは入りますが取り出しにくいので困ります。平たいヘラで取り外ししました。パネル側のカバーをしない状態でNintendoSWITCH2純正のケースに収納することができます。パネル側カバーは要らないかもしれません。バッテリーチャージャーはまだ届いていないので確認できていませんがしっかり取り付けられそうです。純正ドックに問題無く脱着ができました。

The Genki Force Field 2 with travel cover is a solid and premium-feeling case for the Switch 2. The materials feel high quality, and it covers the console really well without making the grips too bulky. The travel cover adds a nice extra layer of protection, making it easy to toss the console into a bag and go. I also like how easy it is to remove the Joy-Con thanks to the hinged design, and the one-piece build gives it a sturdy feel overall. The fact that it’s dockable is a big plus, and I appreciate the easy access to the kickstand. Without the travel cover, it’s even compatible with the Genki Sleeper Case and still fits inside a Hori Game Traveler case, which is a great bonus.

That said, it’s not perfect. The fit in the dock is a little tight, so I’d recommend using a glass screen protector (like the one Genki offers). The cartridge slots only hold one game each, and they’re so snug it almost feels like pulling the cartridge out could damage it. Also, while the product photos suggest that the Joy-Con hinge covers can open while docked, that’s not really the case—the hinges sit just outside the dock, so they won’t open in that position.

Overall, this is a sturdy and well-designed case that offers excellent protection and thoughtful features, even if there are a couple of small drawbacks. Definitely a great option if you’re looking for a premium Switch 2 case.