Bag maker WaterField has been producing superb storage and travel options for Nintendo fans since the days of the 3DS, and has already given us an excellent Switch option. However, the company clearly sees room for improvement in everything it makes, as it has just released the new, larger SwitchPack carry case - and wouldn't you know it, our video expert Alex has put one through its paces.
The big plus points here are additional security for your Switch (it's now concealed behind a zipper) and enough room to house a small family. Yes, this bag may look dinky, but don't allow that to fool you - there's enough room inside to not only store your Switch, but the official dock as well!
If you like what you see then, erm, tough - the WaterField SwitchPack case is completely sold out at the time of writing. However, we'd imagine that the company will be starting a second production run soon, so keep your eye on the official site for more news.
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Well ofc you can... it's freaking HUGE!
MINE ARRIVED YESTERDAY!! THEY ARE FANTASTIC!
Metal D rings and strap hooks
Smells Lovely!
@AlexOlney Where is everybody ? You would think there's a Nindie Direct on or something. .
This is dumb as hell, why not just find a good deal on an appropriate laptop case or backpack for a fraction? It'll look more official too... Sitting down for some business only to whip out a Switch is how we do it these days.
@ACK It's not dumb my friend, it's Art-level Quality. .
@Yorumi Yeah, got that case and one of the piggy-back bags for it, and works really well as an all-purpose one as well.
Thanks for posting the news, Damien! We're taking orders now for our March 30 production run until that one fills up.
Alex: "Hello lovely people! Please buy this NLIfe endorsed carry case, I really need the money to feed my 2 kids and wife. Oh man, why did I drop out of medical school?"
I got the Arcade Gaming Case from Waterfield. I like them because they don’t have Switch logos all over them. Very discreet. I was a little worried it might not be very protective but, these bags are surprisingly rigid. I highly recommend Waterfield!
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