Satisfye - ZenGrip Go (Lite), Accessories Compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite - Comfortable & Ergonomic Grip, Joy Con & Switch Control. #1 Switch Accessories for Gamers BONUS: 2 Thumbsticks

I bought a pair of Satisfye’s ‘New Grip Lite’... one for the Mrs., and one for myself. While there was nothing wrong with using our Nintendo Switch Lites as-is right out of the box, I was curious about how these might feel/work. Glad I did: my wife and I love them! The Grip Lite is a great compliment to the Switch Lite— maybe a little TOO good; the first night of using mine, I stayed up WAY later than I should have playing games because the grip simply makes the Switch Lite sit more naturally and comfortably in one’s hands. With the grip attached, you can even prop the Switch Lite ‘standing up’ for hands-free-viewing (e.g., gaming with a separate controller, or watching Hulu or YouTube). The Grip Lite even comes packaged with two small, white, rubber controller ‘coverings’ for the right and left thumb controllers (the white matches Nintendo’s already-white rubber thumb controls). Admittedly, I wasn't going to even bother putting them on, until my wife insisted I at least give them a try. Glad I did; they are a nice addition to gameplay. I think it’s because the ‘coverings are slightly concave, allowing one’s thumbs to fit more naturally on the thumb controls, while Nintendo’s thumb controllers are naturally convex. Is this a reason alone to buy the Grip Lite?— No. But it is a nice perk I wasn’t expecting. (For the record, I am not an employee of Satisfye OR Nintendo, nor did I receive anything free or in compensation from them (or Amazon for that matter). Bottom line: GREAT purchase, Highly recommended. Note: Almost forgot to mention: there is a slight drawback to the Grip Lite: with it attached, it will no longer fit any third-party case for the Switch Lite while it’s affixed/attached. But one could easily remove it again if it’s something you care about. Thought it was worth a mention at least. Not a deal-breaker for me and the Mrs.

I normally don’t write reviews - but I am absolutely in LOVE with this product. When I first bought my switch lite, I struggled to have a comfortable grip on the system itself when playing games. Not to mention how cramped my hands would get after long hours of playing. I was very wary when first looking for a grip controller because I wasn’t sure if there was anything that would fit my needs but this is the one. I would give it an entire 5 stars because of the pros - but I wish there could be a few more adjustments. Pros: - rubber grip on back allows hands not to slip - comes with small grip pad covers for the analogs - overall comfort when playing games - allows for flexible movement from all keys - doesn’t scratch the system/easy slide into the controller Cons: - the grip pad covers are a bit too long for my analogs and doesn’t allow for a full movement sometimes (see video) but honestly, they covers can just be removed so it doesn’t matter too much - there isn’t a color choice (would be great if we could have the option to choose - I would just love it to color coordinate with my switch). Other than the little things, this grip controller is probably the best choice I’ve made. I can’t be too picky because it has really relieved my cramping and uncomfortable hand positions - I would definitely recommend this product over others!

Product is well built and fits my switch lite perfectly. It takes a little getting used to but now I love it. My grip feels more natural and comfortable now. I don't have the biggest hands but my hands would definitely get uncomfortable after prolonged use with just the switch lite. I was not a fan of the thumb stick pads, they made it difficult to press the "B" button and the "-" button so I just threw them out. I love how the grip allows you to stand the switch up vertically. It takes up less desk/counter space when I'm not using it. Seeing as how the switch lite must exclusively be played in portable mode you have 2 options if your hands become uncomfortable after extended gaming sessions. You can either buy a stand and a wireless controller, or buy this grip. I love to be able to play my switch anywhere so being limited to a flat surface to place it on while I use a controller did not appeal to me. This grip allows you to play comfortably anywhere.

I bought a Switch Lite recently, and was getting serious discomfort and some pain in my wrists and fingers, from the awkward holding position. (Please note that I have fairly average-sized hands for an adult male). This device provided *immediate* relief. Zero pain or discomfort after hours of playing. WELL worth the cost. I just wish I'd bought the 'elite' version with the case! They don't seem to sell that separately :( I opted out of using the included joystick covers, but only because I like the texture of the stock ones. They seem to be high quality, but I have no experience using them.

The Satisfye SwitchGrip Lite (SGL) greatly increases the ergonomics of the Nintendo Switch Lite. Since I have switched to it, gone are the days of hand cramps trying to hold the bare Switch Lite during extended gaming sessions. The SGL feels very sturdy (no flex to it) and the Switch Lite is held in place by tiny rubber feet that prevent the Switch Lite from touching the plastic shell of the SGL. Even though the white of the SGL does not perfectly match the light gray of the Switch Lite's buttons/thumbsticks, it's close enough and it looks great together. While in the SGL, the Switch Lite will stand up with a very slight tilt backwards due to the SGL's included feet (with a USB-C cable with a right-angle connector, you can charge the Switch Lite while it is standing up). The SGL also comes with a set of white thumbstick caps that greatly increase the usability of the Switch Lite's thumbsticks. So why did I not give it 5 stars? First, when Switch Lite is standing with the SGL, the angle isn't very good for using it in tabletop mode. If the angle tilted back another 10-15 degrees, it would be a very useful feature (even though the kickstand was much-maligned on the original Switch, I wish something similar was included on the Switch Lite). Second, the large size of the included thumbstick caps makes them great to use when using the thumbsticks, but the one on the right side slightly hinders use of the B button (it's difficult to press the B button without slightly moving the right thumbstick. Also, the thickness of the thumbstick caps will prevent the thumbstick from reaching its maximum input (as seen in the Switch Lite's calibrate control sticks setting) unless a little extra force is applied (NOTE: The Skull & Co thumbstick caps don't have this problem). I think both of these issues are fixable and will hopefully be addressed in future models of the SGL. Lastly, the added ergonomics of the SGL's grips comes at the cost of significantly increasing the size of the Switch Lite, if that matters to you. I still recommend the Satisfye SwitchGrip Lite, particularly if you play games like Fortnite or FPS like Doom/Wolfenstein, as the comfort of the grip and added precision of the thumbstick caps, makes it the best way to play them on the Switch Lite. If you play mostly games that don't require dual-stick control, you'll still benefit from the increased ergonomics/thumbstick control (to a lesser extent) but the sacrifice of the Switch Lite's compactness/portability may not be worth it to you.

First, I suppose the bad, small as it may be. I don't like the asymmetrical design. It doesn't quite work for me specifically, mostly because of how loosely I tend to grip controllers, kind of letting them rest on my outstretched fingers with ring and pinky fingers lightly wrapping around the grip. Just enough that doesn't go flying but not so much that the ergonomic design actually benefits me. But, like I said, small enough gripe that its bares no impact to the grip accessory. Once I figured how to most comfortably hold it, its been pure gold since! This is made of really solid material. It feels good in your hands and the back has a semi-rubberized grip that really lets you hold on to your console. The rubber feet do a really good job of securely holding the console in place without clamping or leaving scratches. It will leave some rubbing markings, they just wont be scratches. Without this grip, holding onto the switch lite with my big hands was uncomfortable, requiring a really curled up grip or letting it rest on my pinky fingers (while also covering the speakers) which would become really uncomfortable after a few minutes. I bought a controller to use just so I could play comfortably (and also because the lite doesn't have rumble). But once I got this grip, I could play right up until the battery needed charging without any issue. The feet on the grip do provide a solid way to put down the switch with the grip on, but isn't at a particularly useful angle but I have found some fringe use for it as a stand to play while its tethered to charge. Overall, a high quality product that does its job better than most with more thought into its design than most of the other grips I've looked at.

I'm a 28 year old with child-sized, arthritic hands so when my Switch lite was causing my hands to cramp/fall asleep/hurt I knew I needed to do something. After watching a Youtube review on this product my husband (the true gamer in the house) deemed it a good grip to try out. It arrived promptly with no issues. The packaging is very straight forward - no extra plastic to be wasted. The switch slides in very easily and instantly felt so much more comfortable in my hands. It's a very secure fit...did not budge when my husband shook it upside down to test it out. Since receiving it I have played multiple hours on the Switch with no pain or discomfort in my hands. I would definitely recommend this product to a fellow gamer.

I don’t usually leave reviews but this his thing is absolutely perfect