GENKI Force Field OLED - Dual Magnetic Flip Case for Switch OLED, Protective Vegan Leather Exterior with Built-in Ergonomic Grips

Great overall quality. Inside feels velvety. Outside feels like the bottom of a pair of converse shoes but softer, if that makes any sense. I am a big fan of this case. The kickstand cover does hang down a bit but honestly I don't mind and it's exactly where my hand always are when I'm holding the switch anyhow so it stays put most of the time. This is my first Genki products I have purchased after watching a YouTube review of this case. High quality, thought through design. This case is not dockable, but as a protective oled flip case I beleive this is the best out there at this time.

This is a great case, with a few drawbacks.The Good: slim-ish, we’ll protected, seems like quality. Exactly what I was looking for.The bad: weak magnets on the cover, it easily falls off. I had to use fabric glue to keep it in place. Unusually heavy considering the material. Volume buttons are nearly impossible to access due to overly thick plastic. Kickstand flops around, only held on be thin material.Overall: Despite my complaints. It’s the closest case that fits my needs. I can live with the minor issues I’ve noted. I like the slim design and snug fit.

This case is Amazing in every way. This is coming from somebody who owns almost every type of case/cover/grip you can think of. You can make an argument why the Satisfye grip is the way to go or how dockable the skull & Co grip is, yet all fail to keep your switch clean and protected. This case is classy, slim, and will protect your Switch and joycons against any drop! Very easy to install and take off. Holds the system firmly by hugging it around every corner and the flip cover intuitively snaps into place protecting your screen and joysticks perfectly. This case blew my mind for the Switch Lite and can confidently say it excels on the Switch Oled! Whoever gave this product anything less than 5 stars should be criminally charged for lying. You cant go wrong with this product! Buy it !

Finally!! The Switch Lite has had a similar case for a long time that I love using because it plays on the strengths of the Nintendo Switch line, the portability. The case is easy to take on and off. The case does what it sets out to do perfectly, being a condensed and effective protective case for the Switch Oled. Two issues with this case though. 1. the magnets connecting the front of the case to the back are weak, but if you don't leave your switch in a completely empty bag then it shouldn't have the room for it to slip off. 2. the switch is not dockable with the case on, luckily it is easy to take out of the case. Otherwise, I would consider this one of the best cases out there.

It's a good quality case with a good feel, but the flap needs more work. The biggest and only problem is that it stays closed. I put my switch in my bag with the case on thinking it's gonna be safe, but when I get it, the flap is off, not even protecting the switch. Nice feel of the case, but it needs more work.

I have the Force Field Lite on my Switch Lite and love it. It fits snugly, the grips are really comfortable, and the magnets are strong.The FF Oled, on the other hand, suffers from some botched small details. For starters, the entire middle of the back case has a flap to enable kickstand use. While I like that you can still use the kickstand easily, this compromises the structural integrity of the case. To compensate, there is now a plastic ridge that runs along the top and snaps over the Switch, which the Lite version didn't have. On my case, this plastic ridge is warped on the right side. You can see in one picture where light shines through the gap made by this warping near the game card slot. Because of the kickstand flap, the bottom of the case had to be reinforced in some way, and here Genki uses a separate piece that appears glued in and is only partially covered in the weird cloth-leather material that makes up the rest of the case. This thin piece runs along the bottom of the Switch but doesn't fit flush and appears to sag under the speakers and around the USB-C port and it just looks bad. Finally, the cover magnets are much weaker on this version, and the cover slides up and down when closed. It stays shut like it should, but it just doesn't have the tight tolerances and impeccable fit that made the Lite version perfect. Finally, I haven't measured this, but the grips on the back of the OLED version seem to be just slightly smaller than on the Lite version, because of the kickstand. In play, the OLED version of this case still makes the Switch comfortable to hold and when closed it looks pretty good. I was excited to see this version released months after Genki teased it online, but the final product is only ok-to-pretty-good, which is disappointing considering the Lite version of the Force Field was perfect. I'll probably keep mine, but the quality control should be improved, and the bottom middle piece should be ditched entirely. The material for the rest of the case should be replaced with something far more rigid, but the plastic-leather covering stuff still feels great and I'm glad they kept that.

I have been purchasing Genki products since I backed the original Convert Dock, I've purchased the Mini Convert Dock, the Genki Portable Stands, the Bluetooth audio adapters, the Force Field Lite, Shadowcast, Waveform earbuds, and now the Force Field OLED.I have loved everything single thing. I still regularly use all of it after serveral years and if I ever encountered a problem I've been offered a quick resolution with no hassles.I am hoping for a Genki Force Field for Steam Deck next! I'm a very pleased customer, I'd even say I'm smitten. Great products, great prices, great expectations for the future!