Accessories Kit for Nintendo Switch Games-Including Joy-Con Wheel Grips

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1. Jessica Sanchez Verified Buyer – 17 March 2024

   My son loved it.
   

2. Kristina Verified Buyer – 6 May 2024

   My son received a switch recently for his birthday and this accessories kit has been a great addition. Most of the accessories are very useful especially the controller charging station which is by far the accessory we have used the most. It is nice to be able to charge four controllers at once. We did not use the screen protector as we already have one on the screen so I can not speak for the quality of that item. The clear protectors are nice, easy to put on and take off. We also really like and use the grips. The grips are easy to use, help make the controller feel more substantial in your hand and make the controller more comfortable to hold. The wheel is ok, the controller is a tight fit and a bit difficult to get out. The travel case is nice and protective. The game case plastic could use to be a little sturdier but it works and is convenient. Overall we are happy with the kit and I think for the price this accessories kit is a pretty good value.

   

3. Vincent Verified Buyer – 11 May 2024

   Perfect starter if you want a lot of accessories for your Nintendo Switch. Although for some items you can better quality if you buy a la carte from other sources, but majority of the items are good quality. Let’s go through each:1. Travel CaseDecent protection. Okay for minor dropsZippers are thin and small. Hard to get quick grasp at timesDon’t like the bungee straps on these. Makes it tedious when you’re in a hurry.Mesh for the accessories hold can be longer height wise.Case is thin, so cannot add a lot of accessories to it. or you’ll have to force zip it in which may put stress on it/damage it in long runThere are game card holder, but I’d only use for emergencies as it can collect lint on the exposed chip, which can get into the internals of your Nintendo Switch. Would use plastic game card holder instead (included in bundle)Does not have handleIf you can, I’d upgrade to the Nintendoswitch.us.com Basics Switch Case if you’re look for something inexpensive yet functional. There are other better cases out there in my opinion2. Screen protector.Basic glass type screen protector.They didn’t include a card squeegee or mico fiber cloth, but you can improvise if you own glasses and credit/giftcards3. Plastic CaseFor handheld mode only.Provides palm grip whitch is great. if you have large man-hands it helps relieve stress during long game sessions.Also provide side and back protectionDoes not work well on TV mode. Although it is possible to insert into TV mode adapter, you have to force it in, which may damage it in the long run and is not recommended.Desk top mode. Built in kick stand works. Provide bottom protection (except exposed ports) in case the flat surface isn’t sanitary, Joy con controllers has to be in case, so have to use external controller like the pro controller.Tight fit on all (at least I own) switch cases. May not leave room for accessories.Light pressure to take off4. Steering WheelFits joy con like a glove.Has large trigger buttons, so very ergonomic. No need to press with tips of your fingers5. Plastic Game CasePerfect storage for all your games.Would use instead of card holder on travel case.Note that game case will not fit in travel case (or very tightly) if Nintendo Switch is inside.6. Grip ControllerProvides excellent palm grip when using individual joy con controllersTrigger buttons are slanted for comfortable finger placementHas a convenient push out button on back7. Grip extensionsHas nice sun fire design to them.Provides raised grip for added control on joysticksI wouldn’t exchange or take them on/off often as it can wear-and-tear the original joysticks overtime. Best to commit to them or not at all8. Charge StandGreat if you have multiple joycon controllers for one switch system.If you only use one included this may not be useful unless you play table top mode with pro controller and don’t like joycons sticking off to the side.Charges via USB. Wall charger not included. You can charge via your computer or laptop, but it charges slower compared to a wall charger.Has light indicator to tell you when it’s charging/done chargingOverall, excellent starter bundle. I’d replace the travel case if you plan to use that often. The plastic case puts limits on what you can use, but provides protection and palm grip. For the price it’s a very good deal for the amount you get

   

4. Wendy Eichelberger Verified Buyer – 1 June 2024

   I’m generally unhappy as we received all black/clear accessories and not the red/blue that were in the produce description. I’d return it if it wasn’t a Christmas present. Very disappointed as it did not say anywhere the colors would be random and not as shown. Would have bought elsewhere.
   

5. Firemoth Verified Buyer – 8 June 2024

   We ordered this for our kids and were happy with the products and the speedy shipping. Everything was as described and had no problems.
   

6. R. Eye Verified Buyer – 3 August 2024

   These accessories, made by EOVOLA for the Nintendo Switch, are nice & convenient. The list of everything included is provided in the Q&A & description. We have used the silicone grip covers, controller charger, glass screen protector, and Joy-Con controller grips and hosted a Smash Bros Ultimate tournament party recently. The case is nice for organizing games – holds 24 games & 2 micro SD cards (not included), & the charger is great to charge 4 controllers at the same time.My items arrived inside an Nintendoswitch.us.com cardboard box & nothing was broken or damaged. So far, the accessories are all working well.

   

7. K. Chan Verified Buyer – 30 August 2024

   The Accessories Kit for the Nintendo Switch is a good starter accessroy set if you’re looking to buy all the Nintendo accessories bundled together in one shot. A majority of the accessories are quite good, although there are a few that I could easily live without. For the overall cost, this set is definitely worth it – if you bought everything Nintendo branded it would cost much more – but each of the items are not quite as good as some of the Nintendo branded items, or there are alternatives that are just a little bit better. That said, these are pretty good, and had I not bought and tried out the other items, I would’ve been plenty happy with this set.The Switch controller charger is my favorite accessory from the box. It can be plugged in on the side of your Switch docking station via USB plugin on the left side. Four Joycons can be charged at once, and the green and red lights on the top of the unit indicates whether a controller is completely charged or not. The lights stay on all the time when a controller is docked – it will illuminate red when not charged and green while charged. They’re not bright enough to light up a room, but will cast a slight green/red light on the wall. This is great to have if you have more than one set of Joycons. I do prefer the Nintendoswitch.us.comBasics Joycon chargers because there’s no need to slide the Joycons on and off, but does the job very well.The carrying case is a nice semi-hard case to put your Switch in while traveling. The case is smaller than the Nintendoswitch.us.comBasics case, and doesn’t have a Switch screen stand to prop your Switch up with, however it’s large enough to hold the Switch with some room to spare games. The Nintendoswitch.us.comBasics case holds ten game carts while this one only holds eight. It’s definitely not large enough to hold necessary charging cables or extra Joycons, but it is large enough to hold some game manuals, if you have them. In terms of hardness, this one feels just as sturdy as the Nintendoswitch.us.comBasics case, and will likely protect your Switch adequately if you accidentally drop this.The Joycon wheels are comparable to the Nintendo branded Joycon wheels. These wheels are marginally larger than the Nintendo branded wheels, but feel pretty identical to the actually Nintendo ones. The only difference between these wheels and the Nintendo branded ones are that the SL & SR buttons have ridges on them – which I like because I like the grippier feel – and these wheel controllers are designed so that it’s harder to remove the Joycons – which I don’t like because I feel like I’m going to wear out the edges of my Joycons when removing the controllers. I personally prefer the Nintendo wheels because the release is easier, but for an off brand, these work pretty well.The clear Joycon cases are something that I found I like more than I thought I would. The cases clip onto the Joycons very snugly and have small nubs on it that go into the screw holes on the back of the Joycons so they stay in place effectively. They make the Joycons feel a little more substantial and they have two areas which elevate the Switch so it’s completely flat when lying down on a table. The Joycons can be taken on and off from your Switch without having to remove the protective cases.The Joycon controller grips are also an item I found I liked more than I thought I would. The grips making holding the Joycons much easier than without, particularly when playing games like Overcooked. Even though I have small hands, I really don’t like holding a single Joycons horizontally to play because my hands start cramping up after a while. These make holding them much easier, and the SL & SR buttons are much easier to trigger with the huge buttons on the grips.The game card case is a rigid plastic case that can hold 24 game carts or 23 game cards and 2 micro SD card very effectively. The case is a little finicky to open: you will need to press down on the ridged area fairly hard, but the case holds the games perfectly. Games are held in perfectly and are easy to remove, but the case itself may be difficult for younger hands to open.The clear Switch Protective case is one of those “nice to have, but I’m not using it” type of accessories. If you play games on the go where you don’t need to remove the Joycons from the console (like Mario Odyssey or BotW), it’s not bad to have on while on the go. However, I find that I don’t really like taking the case on and off, so I don’t use it.The screen protector is another one of those “nice to have but not totally necessary” items. My screen protector actually had a small rock like bit that was under the glass and the plastic sheet that keeps the glass together should it shatter. I initially thought it was wedged between the adhesive sheet and the glass, but once I remove the adhesive sheet, the rock remained and could not be removed. I ended up throwing the protector in the trash because I didn’t want to scratch my screen. If it didn’t have a rock in it, I probably would’ve used it simply because it was included in the set.The Joycon controller caps are the one item that are completely useless. The caps actually make your controllers sticks extend out further than they should, and simply don’t clip on well. Because I didn’t want to mess up my controllers, I didn’t try to force them on. It did scratch my controller stick just a little, but thankfully it’s not noticeable. This was the one item from the box that was absolute rubbish.With six good items and three losers, this is a pretty good set to consider – overall everything feels well made, fit well, and would be a great use to any Switch owner.