Spigen makes terrific smartphone cases and we’ve featured the brand more times than we can count with both hands. So, it’s not surprising that the brand has diversified its portfolio to accommodate other products as well. Case in point, the Spigen Rugged Armor case for the Nintendo Switch OLED, which envelopes the console to protect it from accidental drops and more.

A Nintendo Switch Lite will fit into either a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch OLED designed case. We'd recommend finding one with strong elastic straps if you are shopping for a larger case, though, to stop your console jostling around in any leftover space.

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Key details – Model compatibility: Switch, Switch OLED; Protection level: Soft-Medium; Carry capacity: Switch/Switch OLED console, 5 games Key details – Model compatibility: Switch, Switch OLED; Protection level: Medium-Hard; Carry capacity: Console with Joy-cons, 10 games The Younik Hard Travel Carrying Case is essential for any gamer who doesn’t plan on taking their Switch everywhere they go but needs a little extra protection for anything from a long journey to a weekend away. We've had a Switch about our person ever since launch, so we've seen quite a few cases put through their paces. Overall, the best Nintendo Switch case available right now is Orzly's model. Not only does it offer plenty of protection and space, but it also fits both the standard console and the OLED model as well.

Key details – Model compatibility: Switch Lite; Protection level: Medium; Carry capacity: Console, charging cable, screen protector, duster, six games When buying a Nintendo Switch console, all accessories such as a case or screen protector will be sold separately. However, more often than not, you may be able to find a good deal or potentially a bundle with the console and a case to keep costs down. Why do I need a case for my Nintendo Switch? The Orzly Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch OLED is part of a family of Nintendo Switch accessories designed to help you get the most from your console. Reviewed and highly rated by Wired Magazine, Gamespot & IGN, our Switch pouch is the premier choice for protecting your Nintendo Switch or Switch OLED. There’s a lot to be said for slimline and minimalist Switch cases. After all, if you play during your commute, you want to be able to take the console in and out of its case in a hurry so you don’t miss a bus stop. The only problem is, a sleeve or pouch case won’t offer the sort of protection you might need. That’s where Tomtoc comes in.You can keep your Nintendo Switch safe while still being super easy to access by gearing yourself up with a sleeve-style case. Waterfield Designs delivers with its Slip Case for the Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite. It’s a lightweight carrying sleeve that keeps things simple with a case-length magnetic strip to ensure everything is secure but also lets you slide your console out to be gaming in seconds—no more fussing with zippers. If you need something to carry your console around in, a carrying case or travel case is where you want to look. There are a lot of decorative cases that bear images of game characters or logos. That’s fine, but whatever you choose, make sure it can meet the minimum requirements of being a carrying case; it should be padded well enough to protect your investment from routine impacts. The PowerA Everywhere Messenger Bag may look bulkier for a Nintendo Switch Carry case, but if you’re often transporting your entire setup rather than just the console, it’s the perfect bag to suit your needs. Whenever a new system is revealed, you often get a bunch of accessory announcements with it. In the case of the Switch OLED model, Nintendo has shared a first look at the official carry case and screen protector.