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DBrand knocked it out of the park with its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch protective gear, and after testing it, I might just keep it on my console forever

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DBrand knocked it out of the park with its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch protective gear, and after testing it, I might just keep it on my console forever

DBrand Killswitch Nintendo Switch 2 review The DBrand Killswitch for Nintendo Switch 2 is the ultimate protective solution for your shiny new hybrid system.

Rather than being a traditional carrying case, it acts as a permanent protective shell for your system, keeping it shielded at all times.

I’ve spent a few days gaming with the Killswitch for Switch 2 now, so here’s how I’d rate it.

First of all, I have to applaud the ease of setup.

The main case is incredibly easy to pop on.

I just had to remove a couple of adhesive strips on the case, push it onto my system, and bam — it was done.

The Joy-Con 2 controllers also slot into individual cases, and there’s a protective cover for the system’s kickstand that sticks on seamlessly.

The case has gaps for all of the crucial elements like volume controls, the power button, the USB-C slots, and vents.

I also appreciated how slim the protective case felt — sure, it adds a bit of depth, but it doesn’t make the console feel too broad.

Like a lot of the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories , the Killswitch feels very high in quality, and plenty durable.

It also offers great ergonomics, with the textured case and its curved feel making the system incredibly comfortable to use in handheld mode.

I tried playing a wide variety of games, including Mario Kart World and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book , and whether I was turning tight corners or exploring a mystical area, the system never felt unwieldy or chunky.

Although the case adds some bulk to the Switch 2, you’re still easily able to use it in docked mode.

That’s because the Killswitch comes with a dock adapter.

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