Mumba Carrying Case

I bought the Mumba Carrying Case originally designed for the Nintendo Switch OLED, but I actually use it for my Odin Portal 2, and it works perfectly! The build quality is excellent—sturdy exterior for protection and a soft, cushioned interior to keep the device safe from scratches. The case feels premium and well-constructed, so I have zero worries about carrying it in my bag.The size is great for the Odin Portal 2. It fits snugly without being too tight, and there’s enough room for accessories like cables and a few extras. The zipper is smooth, and the handle feels strong, making it easy to grab and go.In terms of functionality, this case hits all the right notes. The molded interior keeps the device secure, and the storage compartment is well-designed for organization. Even though it’s marketed for the Switch OLED, the versatility makes it an excellent option for other handhelds like mine.For the price, it’s solid value for money. If you need a reliable, protective, and stylish case for your Odin Portal 2 (or even the Switch OLED), this is a fantastic choice.

This product is exactly as described and excellent. It fits my BLADE series case and switch, game library, and pretty much anything else short of dock and pro controllers, will easily fit extra Joy-cons and charger plus extra game storage or sd cards. Games fit in their slots easily and are clearly visible which is very nice and the back where it rests on the console is padded, doesn't seem like the thin plastic will hold up well with repeated use but I'll be gentle and see how it goes. The whole thing is padded, with thicker and more robust padding in key areas like around the border of where the console rests and if you use the interior Velcro strap it will hold your system in place to prevent bumping and jostling even better but read on for my issue with the strap.Overall a great product!My one issue with this case is the interior Velcro strap, while purposeful and a nice feature there are a couple of design flaws that are easily corrected in manufacturing but prevent this from being a hit imo. First if you look at my last two pictures you can see how it is supposed to function and then the last one with partial Velcro. The reason I show this is bc it is difficult/very difficult to get the Velcro aligned properly due to the pressure of the band pulling as you're trying to hold the system in place and Velcro the entire area properly. Most often it ends up like the last picture, even then THAT IS SNUG, but if you leave it like that it will grab on to the back of the game slot area and shred it quickly, damaging your case. The other issue with the interior strap is that even if you make sure it's fully aligned every time, IT IS NOT lined with any type of soft material like microfiber or padding and if you're putting that pressure directly on the screen and traveling with it, there will be motion and that WILL eventually lead to scratches and scuffing of the screen. Luckily I noticed this right away and was able to prevent any damage but they are both easily correctable by the manufacturer, cut the Velcro (sticky side only) in half the width and continue to align it at the end of the strap (bonus you now doubled your materials) and line the inside of the strap with microfiber or provide some type of screen cover or protector. For now you can do like I am currently and just tuck the interior strap behind the console when you use the case, doesn't interfere with anything at all and isn't a huge issue just don't open your case upside down or pick it up unzipped. Definitely worth getting 100% if you have a wider case on your switch, it isn't specific to BLADE or BATTLE series it's an open compartment that has bigger dimensions so they'll fit, if you have a different case check the dimensions, if you have BLADE or BATTLE series just buy it now lol

Picked this case up with the matching oled switch cover. They both pair really well for when you want to travel with your cover on your switch. The quality is great. The zipper is smooth as well as a solid amount of storage. Very functional and a great value for the cost.

Fits the dockable OLED case perfectly. Nice and secure with a strong velcro strap inside. Wouldn’t use the built-in game pouches, they’re a little tight and look like they might rip. But plenty room for a slim cartridge case and charger/cord in the zippered part. It’s relatively deep. The middle parts that the game pouches are sewn into work great as padding to keep everything stable, while your joysticks and buttons are left alone, with nothing pressing on/against them. Always feels like it’s secure and not rattling when I carry it around (I have it in the Mumba dockable case). Great purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased my Mumba case back in November 2022, and it has been my go-to protective case for every version of the Nintendo Switch I've owned — from the original model to the OLED, and now the Switch 2.Initially, I had two main issues with the standard Switch setup:1. I can’t stand the small Joy-Cons. They’ve never been comfortable for long sessions, so I invested in the Hori Split Pad Compact, which dramatically improved my gaming experience.2. Most cases aren’t big enough to fit the Switch with the Hori Split Pad attached.That’s where the Mumba case came in — and it delivered.This case is large enough to hold the Switch with the Hori Split Pad Compact controllers attached, while still offering a snug, secure fit. The protection is top-notch, with sturdy materials that have held up perfectly over time. It’s been tossed in backpacks, brought on trips, and generally well-used without any signs of wear or failure.Now with the Switch 2, I was thrilled (but honestly not surprised) to find that it fits perfectly. I haven’t had to buy a new case, and I don’t plan to. This one continues to get the job done with style and durability.Highly recommended if you own Hori's Split Pad Compact third-party controllers or just want solid, lasting protection for your Switch2.