Satisfye - ZenGrip Ronin Mythic Edition, a Dockable Switch Grip Compatible with Nintendo Switch - Comfortable & Ergonomic Grip, Joy Con & Switch Control. Switch Accessories Designed for Gamers (Gold)

Awesome looking grip and feels great too. The thing that holds the games is iffy feel like it could break but maybe that's just me.

Shipped fast, fits in the dock no problem, just can't have anything plugged in the side like for charging controllers while this product is on your device.

The hype on Satisfye grips was well earned. This grip is much more comfortable to use when playing games and the ability to dock the switch without removing it is phenomenal. For those aspects alone, it deserves a high rating.The switch will occasionally drift up and not be secure in the case if you happen to throw it in a backpack. I believe this is because of minimal frame to make the grip dockable. It isn't a huge concern, but I have found myself having to push my switch (from the top) back into the case, sometimes unseating my right joycon in the process. That is the only reason it is not 5 stars.

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I got the Satisfye - ZenGrip Ronin Mythic Edition for my Nintendo Switch and I have to say, it's a great product. Here are some of the things I like and don't like about it:**Pros:**- It's very light weight and extremely comfortable to hold. It feels like an extension of my hands and not like a bulky accessory.- It reduces hand fatigue significantly. I can play for hours without feeling any cramps or soreness in my fingers, wrists, or palms.- It has a beautiful design that matches the Tears of the Kingdom theme. The colors are vibrant and the details are crisp. It looks like a premium product and not like a cheap knock-off.- It has two cartridge slots on the back for storing extra games on the go. This is very convenient.- It allows me to dock my Switch with the grip on. This is a huge plus for me, as I don't have to remove the grip every time I want to play on the TV.- Unlike the original Satisfye grip first released for Switch OLED, this updated version allows me to use the Switch OLED kickstand.**Cons:**- When docking my Switch with the grip on, I have to apply a bit of force to get it to slide all the way down into the dock. This could be caused by the tempered glass I have installed, however, my Switch with the tempered glass docks fine without the grip. This issue is a lot worse with the black dock than the white dock.- The grip is a bit pricey compared to other similar products. However, I think the quality and comfort of the Satisfye grip justify the price difference.**Personal Anecdotes:**- I use the grip almost every time I play my Switch in handheld mode. It makes a huge difference in how I enjoy my games, especially the ones that require precise controls and fast reactions.- I love the Tears of the Kingdom theme of the grip. It complements the game I'm currently playing, which is Tears of the Kingdom.**Recommendations:**- I would recommend this product to anyone who loves playing their Switch in handheld mode and wants to enhance their gaming experience. It's a must-have accessory for any Switch owner, in my opinion.- I think this product is best suited for games that require a lot of movement and precision, such as action-adventure, racing, fighting, and platforming games.

I used to have the classic model of this grip and decided to upgrade when they released this Zelda special edition, and it's so beautiful! And, of course, the grip itself is awesome as well, super ergonomic to play.

We have multiple switches in our household and after trying this once, literally had to get one for every Switch. The feel just makes your Switch go from okay feeling to premium feeling. We can only hope the Switch 2 feels this premium in hand. Makes your Switch feel more substantial to the premium feeling of a PS Portal without the heft and meatiness of a Steam Deck. Still feels meaty but not too meaty. You can find many stellar reviews of this thing on youtube and super in-depth looks from every angle. It does not disappoint. I will point out that I believe it fits better in the OLED dock than the OG dock, but not an issue for me as if it came down to needing to remove the grip, it takes seconds to pop it in and out.

I was really excited when this was announced. I was a big fan of the original grips, but it was a hassle taking it in and out of the grips to put it in the dock. This was supposed to be the answer to that problem by chopping out a dock shaped piece from the grip to be able to slide it in without removing anything. It also has room for the OLED kickstand to pop out. The grip does fit inside of the dock, but it does put pressure on the front panel, so I'm not entirely comfortable with this as it may damage the system or dock in the long run. You can see the front of the dock bow out as you put the system in.Other than the dock problem, this is the same grip design as previous models. It adds comfortability to handheld mode by space your hands out on the otherwise cramped system. They also added 2 cartridge slots on the backside as an added feature, I have yet to use them, but that's nice that theyre there.I'm not sure if I would go as far as to buy a refresh model if they do address this, because this is my 3rd grip already. Maybe, just to set my mind at ease, but we'll have to see if this ever gets addressed.