Mumba 12 Switch Game Card Case Holder for Nintendo Switch Game Cards, Portable and Exquisite Protective Hard Shell with 4 Layer Rotatable Holder for Nintendo Switch 2/Switch/Switch OLED/Lite (Black)

Love it.It works great. Attached to handle of the case and holds the games securely.

Awesome travel Switch / Switch 2 game case!! Nothing is loose so I don’t have to worry about losing my games.

It works as advertised. However, I think the locking mechanism is too tight as I am worried every time I have to push the game out.

Buen producto

My 7 yr old grandson loves this now he can find all his switch games easily.

It holds more than enough games to travel with. And it holds them tightly, this can seem bad at first but once you figure it out you can get them out with ease. I only wish I would've seen the zelda themed ones before I ordered. I should pay more attention. Lol

Showcases your collection and comes with a useful carabiner that u can use to attach your games case to your other cases etc. Alil tricky to open the first time but once you learn how to do it, it is not difficult.

This case has a very appealing look about it. The idea of being able to fan out your game collection from a compact keychain sounds great. The games click into the case nicely and the case clicks closed securely. The problem appears to be when you actually want to retrieve one of your games.The middle two blades will extend to about 135 degrees (45 degrees past standing upright). The first and last blade, on the other hand, will barely reach about 90 degrees before it feels like you will snap the case. Removing the games involves pushing them out from the back. About half of the cartridge is covered and half is the exposed board where it connects to the console. The area to push them out is dead center on the game. This makes half of the area you are about to push on is the exposed metal meant to connect to the Switch.Most of the games came out fairly easy. A few were a little harder and involved putting just enough pressure that I started to fear snapping the game. While some think this justifies removing a star, I feel like this much pressure in an area where one slip could land on the connection is a little much to ask. It could easily have been positioned higher. Inserting the games bottom first and removing them top first would have easily avoided what could cost 4 times more than the case in possible damage, assuming only one game gets broken removing it a little too roughly.That said, the feel of the case is mediocre. It has some fancy accents that claim to be TPU, but most feel like equally hard, brittle plastic. Where the keychain connects and a few small tabs on the sides do feel slightly rubberized, so it's not a completely untrue statement. It just implies that much more is going to absorb shocks. It will probably shatter with any decent impact.Overall, I was not impressed. At the same cost as some much larger and more secure cases, the name behind this one didn't sway me from thinking that it looks much better on paper.