Geek Daily Deals Apr. 9, 2019: Deluxe Nintendo Switch Hard-side Traveling Case for Just $28 Today!
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Geek Daily Deals – Take your precious Nintendo Switch anywhere you want in safety and comfort with this deluxe hard-sided travel case for just $28 today!
Carrying Storage Case for Nintendo Switch, iVoler PortableTravel All Protective Hard Messenger Bag Soft Lining 18 Games for Switch Console Pro Controller & Accessories Black:
Deluxe Travel Carrying Case. Specially designed to make your whole Nintendo Switch system even more portable & travel friendly. Comfortable handle strap is ideal for carrying. Large storage is suitable to take all the Nintendo Switch accessories when go on a trip.
Multiple Storage. Interior grooves securely hold the Nintendo Switch Console include an extra set of Joy-Cons or a Pro Controller (Please check the 3rd Picture,we show this new solution to hold your Pro Controller ), Nintendo Switch Dock, Joy-Con Charging Grip, AC Adapter. Interior mesh pocket for other smaller Nintendo Switch accessories like extra Joy-Cons, HDMI Cable, Joy-Con Straps etc.Make going on vacation very easy, perfect fit for outdoor activities and enjoy your Nintendo Switch.
Durable Hard Protective Case. Hard EVA shell case protects Nintendo Switch from drops, scratches, bumps, splash and dust. Soft liner protects your Nintendo Switch console from getting scratches. The design of groove make accessories separate so that avoid to scratch each other.
Convenient to Use. Easy to carry with the comfortable handle strap. All-around zipper is easy Opening and Closing. Everything is easy to put in and take out and fits securely.
Scope of Delivery: 1x iVoler Case for Nintendo Switch.The Nintendo Switch console, controllers, and other accessories shown in images are for usage demonstration purposes only and are not included with this case.
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