I ordered the Mumba Switch grip in clear a week before I bought my OLED on 12/24! Now I'm waiting for an update case that can hold the system + grip in one. Thanks for the video
Bought my first Switch yesterday for Tears of the Kingdom, and immediately got screen protector, 256GB sd card, TOTK case. Ordered a skull & co Neogrip OLED today because, yeah, Switch isn't really that ergonomic.
I bought a power ink case and controller Mario Edition Fireball and I bought a Pro Controller in a Nintendo switch red case and I bought extra Joy cons and a charger charger joy-con charger in a Pro Controller in five games look how many stuff
I ordered mines a few days ago and immediately bought a carrying case(w/accessories-screen protector, case grips, etc) and a solid grip case which holds 6 game cartridges so I’m already set…..Ive upgraded from the 2017 switch
When I bought my oled I got screen protector memory card and case at the same time. After 1-2 monthes I got extra joy cons with better collors and grip. For splatoon 3 I got pro controller.
I don't own the 8bitdo pro 2 controller, but I can definitely say that the SN30 + controller is very solid. Fantastic D-pad, good face buttons, great battery life that can also be replaced with AA if you prefer, just a super solid controller. Its become one of my main Switch controllers along with the pro, a couple Hori and PowerA controllers.
The 8bitdo Pro 2 controller is really good and way cheaper than the official pro controller. I love the new design with the coloured alphabets on the buttons, too. Too bad they can’t do any more faithful recreation of the official SNES controller due to copyright issues. I still have the old SF 30 Pro, though, and that controller looks great!
I’m gettin my switch oled this Wednesday coming my bf got it for me as an early Xmas present so he also got me the skull and co case and screen protector that arrived today so all I’m waiting for is my switch oled that will be here in a few days :) can’t wait ..and great video btw I’m actually also thinking of getting those joy cons u showed us with the animal crossing colors :) can’t wait
Ive got that 8bitdo controller and I absolutely love it, if you play retro games its a must have. The d pad is one of the best and it also works for iOS. I also highly recommend the Satisfy grips, especially if you have larger hands.
I purchased the OG Switch V2 simply because it's 300€ here and for some reason the OLED model is selling for 400-430€ which is absurd. One store has it for 370€ but they're out of stock etc. The price difference is just enormous and the fact that not all accessories (cases etc.) work with the OLED model was another factor for me. I just came to say that in my country they don't sell "Binbok" anywhere (not even online stores) but what I did was I bought the Hori Split Pad Pro which is readily available in most places. It's not as feature-packed and can only be used in handheld mode, but they were only 40€ (compared to Joycons being around 70€ here) and I like the fact that you don't need to ever charge them. My only gripe is that many seem to have said the Hori SPP would be very comfortable but I actually disagree. It's way more comfortable than the regular Joy-Cons for sure, but it's still rough for the hands (compared to any normal controller) and not meaty enough so in an hour or so after gaming, it will start to hurt your hands if you're like me. I've never had this problem with any other controller. The grips just don't have a thick enough natural curve to them. The sides of the grips aren't exactly "sharp" but they still dig into the palms for me. All in all, I still recommend them for sure simply because of not having to deal with drift, the price and the fact that the buttons are bigger and the thumbsticks are larger so you can move them more precisely. I know the Hori SPP wasn't covered in this video, but I thought that if someone else lives in a country that doesn't sell Binboks, they might appreciate this.
I also have the 8bitdo SN30 Pro+. The Pro 2 is currently unavailable everywhere and the only place that seems to have them in stock has them priced 58€ (and the Switch Pro Controller was 64€ so I went with that one). I bought the Pro+ for 50€ like a year ago or so for PC gaming but now I'm using it with my Switch as well. It might come down to personal preference but I really prefer the Switch Pro Controller because of the handles/grips. The SN30 Pro+ (which is similarly shaped than the Pro 2) just feels too small for my hands that some of my fingers aren't really resting on anything. So if you have big hands or large fingers, I really recommend the SPC instead of the Pro+/Pro2.
I have the Max carry case with original switch grip it comes with I carry my wireless JBL earbuds and a pdp little wireless controller under my switch in the small compartment love it cables cleaning cloth extra games and micro SD cards all in the mesh pocket up top ....and I can substitute the switch charging brick for the pdp little controller if I want to carry a power adapter with me...also a note the gstory flip case u reviewed which I love lol I can also leave the skull n co grip off switch put switch in the flip case and it will fit perfectly in the max carry case awesome 😎
Within hours of getting mine, i had the oled full and was desperate for the micro sd. I kinda wish id have just splurged for the tb, though the 256 gb should do for now.
@@CTAtechdesk I know but I personally will probably never use the build in stand. I have the hori playstand and the Amazon basics one and I much prefer the added height
I ordered the neogrip the same day I ordered the OLED (yesterday). The binbok controllers are also on my list. My son already has a pro controller so I'm set there. Curious, how do you like the binboks -vs- the joycons with the neogrip? I'm headed off to watch that review now...
@@CTAtechdesk awesome, thanks. I feel like I'm going to back off on any more controller options until I get it and the grip and see if I feel like I'm missing anything. The other thought I had was a hori left joycon with d-pad, but in playing with my lite for a week or so now I've found I'm rarely using the d-pad and it's almost all joystick so it's probably not the issue my brain thinks it is. Thanks for the input.
I ordered the 8bitdo adapter in hopes that my ps4 controller will be viable to use with my new oled. If not I'm going to have to buy a controller which I really dont want to do at the moment after dishing out so much for the console, the 256gb memory card, the grips, the hard shell case, the screen protector, and the adapter itself lol.. Oh had to get a game too of course. XD
@@cdegenova1761 It does work however you need to update the firmware on the 8bitdo adapter using a pc's usb port and with the software from the website. It can be a bit temperamental at times when it comes to pairing the controller with the switch but if it gives you issues then go into system settings and disconnect all the controllers then try re-pairing them. I prefer my knockoff switch pro controller but I use the ps4 one as a backup over using the joycon controller. Hope this helps. Cheers.
With the larger grips? You need the max carry for a decent fit. Haven’t tested any others. For the snap grips a load of smaller cases are fine. Like the Orzly.
I noticed the reviews on amazon for the Orzly screen protector, everyone complains that it is too small and does not fit nicely - is this an issue? Should we look at alternatives?
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I ordered the new skull and co grip, that was my first purchase, 2nd is gunna be all the parts to make a 100% white pair of joycons
I ordered the Mumba Switch grip in clear a week before I bought my OLED on 12/24! Now I'm waiting for an update case that can hold the system + grip in one. Thanks for the video
Bought my first Switch yesterday for Tears of the Kingdom, and immediately got screen protector, 256GB sd card, TOTK case. Ordered a skull & co Neogrip OLED today because, yeah, Switch isn't really that ergonomic.
I bought a power ink case and controller Mario Edition Fireball and I bought a Pro Controller in a Nintendo switch red case and I bought extra Joy cons and a charger charger joy-con charger in a Pro Controller in five games look how many stuff
I ordered mines a few days ago and immediately bought a carrying case(w/accessories-screen protector, case grips, etc) and a solid grip case which holds 6 game cartridges so I’m already set…..Ive upgraded from the 2017 switch
When I bought my oled I got screen protector memory card and case at the same time. After 1-2 monthes I got extra joy cons with better collors and grip. For splatoon 3 I got pro controller.
First thing for me was the Case then the memory card then controller.
I don't own the 8bitdo pro 2 controller, but I can definitely say that the SN30 + controller is very solid. Fantastic D-pad, good face buttons, great battery life that can also be replaced with AA if you prefer, just a super solid controller. Its become one of my main Switch controllers along with the pro, a couple Hori and PowerA controllers.
It’s a great controller. I did a video comparing the 2 8bitdos
The 8bitdo Pro 2 controller is really good and way cheaper than the official pro controller. I love the new design with the coloured alphabets on the buttons, too.
Too bad they can’t do any more faithful recreation of the official SNES controller due to copyright issues. I still have the old SF 30 Pro, though, and that controller looks great!
The pro is quality isn’t it. Should last years
Symmetrical sticks are way better than asymmetrical sticks any day. I wish they made symmetrical joycons
I’m gettin my switch oled this Wednesday coming my bf got it for me as an early Xmas present so he also got me the skull and co case and screen protector that arrived today so all I’m waiting for is my switch oled that will be here in a few days :) can’t wait ..and great video btw I’m actually also thinking of getting those joy cons u showed us with the animal crossing colors :) can’t wait
If you haven’t yet, do check out my full review of the joycons.
@@CTAtechdesk I did already lol :)
I seriously suggest if you know you’re getting a device to get that screen protector before you have it. Especially if buying for children.
Thanks! 🔥
Ive got that 8bitdo controller and I absolutely love it, if you play retro games its a must have. The d pad is one of the best and it also works for iOS. I also highly recommend the Satisfy grips, especially if you have larger hands.
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The nyxi controllers cuase i love the way the looks and they look like a xbox xontroler which im used to playing on
I purchased the OG Switch V2 simply because it's 300€ here and for some reason the OLED model is selling for 400-430€ which is absurd. One store has it for 370€ but they're out of stock etc. The price difference is just enormous and the fact that not all accessories (cases etc.) work with the OLED model was another factor for me.
I just came to say that in my country they don't sell "Binbok" anywhere (not even online stores) but what I did was I bought the Hori Split Pad Pro which is readily available in most places. It's not as feature-packed and can only be used in handheld mode, but they were only 40€ (compared to Joycons being around 70€ here) and I like the fact that you don't need to ever charge them.
My only gripe is that many seem to have said the Hori SPP would be very comfortable but I actually disagree. It's way more comfortable than the regular Joy-Cons for sure, but it's still rough for the hands (compared to any normal controller) and not meaty enough so in an hour or so after gaming, it will start to hurt your hands if you're like me. I've never had this problem with any other controller. The grips just don't have a thick enough natural curve to them. The sides of the grips aren't exactly "sharp" but they still dig into the palms for me. All in all, I still recommend them for sure simply because of not having to deal with drift, the price and the fact that the buttons are bigger and the thumbsticks are larger so you can move them more precisely.
I know the Hori SPP wasn't covered in this video, but I thought that if someone else lives in a country that doesn't sell Binboks, they might appreciate this.
I also have the 8bitdo SN30 Pro+. The Pro 2 is currently unavailable everywhere and the only place that seems to have them in stock has them priced 58€ (and the Switch Pro Controller was 64€ so I went with that one). I bought the Pro+ for 50€ like a year ago or so for PC gaming but now I'm using it with my Switch as well.
It might come down to personal preference but I really prefer the Switch Pro Controller because of the handles/grips. The SN30 Pro+ (which is similarly shaped than the Pro 2) just feels too small for my hands that some of my fingers aren't really resting on anything. So if you have big hands or large fingers, I really recommend the SPC instead of the Pro+/Pro2.
Power A fusion nintendo swith pro controller is the best of the best
I have the Max carry case with original switch grip it comes with I carry my wireless JBL earbuds and a pdp little wireless controller under my switch in the small compartment love it cables cleaning cloth extra games and micro SD cards all in the mesh pocket up top ....and I can substitute the switch charging brick for the pdp little controller if I want to carry a power adapter with me...also a note the gstory flip case u reviewed which I love lol I can also leave the skull n co grip off switch put switch in the flip case and it will fit perfectly in the max carry case awesome 😎
Does that red power a Mario controller fit in the hard pro carry case?? Thank you!!
Within hours of getting mine, i had the oled full and was desperate for the micro sd. I kinda wish id have just splurged for the tb, though the 256 gb should do for now.
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i have that controller
What screen protector is he using? I dont see the link.
Sorted - Got it all from your amazon link thanks!! Great channel.
skull and co really dropped the ball on this case not making the back fully covered
I like that the kickstand is accessible personally. Because of the new design I use my kickstand a TON.
As mentioned. It’s so you can use the stand albeit with just the snap grips.
@@CTAtechdesk I know but I personally will probably never use the build in stand. I have the hori playstand and the Amazon basics one and I much prefer the added height
Where did you get the plastic stands you put the controllers on? Look useful!
They are from the skull and co website 👍🏻
I ordered the neogrip the same day I ordered the OLED (yesterday). The binbok controllers are also on my list. My son already has a pro controller so I'm set there. Curious, how do you like the binboks -vs- the joycons with the neogrip? I'm headed off to watch that review now...
Personally. The Neogrip with joycons. The flexibility of size and choice of putting it any other cases is what wins it for me.
@@CTAtechdesk awesome, thanks. I feel like I'm going to back off on any more controller options until I get it and the grip and see if I feel like I'm missing anything. The other thought I had was a hori left joycon with d-pad, but in playing with my lite for a week or so now I've found I'm rarely using the d-pad and it's almost all joystick so it's probably not the issue my brain thinks it is. Thanks for the input.
I ordered the 8bitdo adapter in hopes that my ps4 controller will be viable to use with my new oled. If not I'm going to have to buy a controller which I really dont want to do at the moment after dishing out so much for the console, the 256gb memory card, the grips, the hard shell case, the screen protector, and the adapter itself lol.. Oh had to get a game too of course. XD
Does it work? I’m in same boat
@@cdegenova1761 It does work however you need to update the firmware on the 8bitdo adapter using a pc's usb port and with the software from the website. It can be a bit temperamental at times when it comes to pairing the controller with the switch but if it gives you issues then go into system settings and disconnect all the controllers then try re-pairing them. I prefer my knockoff switch pro controller but I use the ps4 one as a backup over using the joycon controller. Hope this helps. Cheers.
Screen Protector and a Pro controller.
I bought a screen protector and a memory card first
Hello CTA, any ideas about cases that can fit the neogrip aside from their carrying case of skull n co?
With the larger grips? You need the max carry for a decent fit. Haven’t tested any others.
For the snap grips a load of smaller cases are fine. Like the Orzly.
@@CTAtechdesk have u tried fitting in the neogrip with hori split pad pro carrying case which is available on amazon?
Hey, I heard that the white Skull and Co grips don’t match the white Joycon’s properly. Is that true for your pair?
See for yourself. Have a look at my review. Looks good to me
No rumble on that Power A
Yet I still use this more than most other controllers I use.
Question:
Does the Skunn&co neo grip leave rubber marks on the joycons?
After a couple months use, no. 👍🏻
What is better between the screen protection in skull & co bundle and the one from Orzly?
I’ve used a few brands in my time and all tempered protectors are pretty much the same. Other May have experienced difference though
pdp little controller I love it very awsome lil controller 🎮
The Rock Candy?
@@CTAtechdesk rock candy? u lost me what's that mean lol
@@CTAtechdesk Nah they meant the little wireless controller from PDP. (Yes the name scheme is weird)
Drinking coffee? 😂
FIRST!!
I noticed the reviews on amazon for the Orzly screen protector, everyone complains that it is too small and does not fit nicely - is this an issue? Should we look at alternatives?
I haven’t noticed an issue. By all means look up other brands, I just use the Orzly.
i got those same binbok joy cons i ended up returning them i got drift after a week i was waiting for a fix
I used the binboks for about 15 minutes and the motioncontroll stopped working 😂
Ppl, don't buy them.
Yours are faulty. Send them back. Mine have been going strong for months.