Nintendo Switch V2 Carrying Case

Nintendo SwitchV2 Carrying Case Price in Kenya, Full Specifications and Review (2026)

The Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch (V2) price in Kenya is KSh 5,000. It is a protective case sized for the Nintendo Switch V2, the improved version of the original Switch released in 2019 with longer battery life. Because the V2 is the same size as the 2017 launch model, the case fits both. It protects the console’s screen, Joy-Con controllers and thumbsticks when carried in a bag, to school, on a matatu or on holiday.

The Switch is built to travel, and that’s exactly when it gets damaged. Its glass screen scratches easily against keys and coins, the Joy-Con thumbsticks stick out and take knocks, and the Joy-Con rails can bend if the console is crushed in a packed bag. A case shaped for the console keeps it from sliding around and puts a hard barrier between the screen and everything else.

The comparison at Phonesstore Kenya is the Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro at KSh 10,500. It isn’t a case but a larger handheld controller that replaces the Joy-Con for more comfortable play. The link is practical: the Split Pad Pro is much bulkier than the Joy-Con, so it may not fit inside a standard Switch case. Owners who use one should check case fit before travelling.

You can buy the Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch (V2) from Phonesstore Kenya, where it is available with competitive pricing and nationwide delivery across Kenya.

 Nintendo SwitchV2 Carrying Case Full Specifications

General

Console Fit

Details Not Specified

Price

What Is the Nintendo Switch V2?

The Nintendo Switch V2 is the 2019 revision of the original Switch, model HAC-001(-01). Nintendo updated its internals for better efficiency, raising battery life from about 2.5–6.5 hours on the 2017 launch model to about 4.5–9 hours. The body, screen and Joy-Con are the same size as the original, so accessories designed for one fit the other. Owners can usually tell a V2 by its red box, or by checking the model number on the back of the console.

Compatibility

The case fits the Nintendo Switch V2 and the original 2017 Switch, which share the same dimensions. The Switch OLED model is about 3mm longer because of its larger 7-inch screen, so it may fit tightly or not at all, and buyers should confirm before purchase. The Switch Lite is smaller and would move around inside, and the Nintendo Switch 2 is much larger and won’t fit. Owners of those models should buy a case made for their console.

What to Check Before Buying

The case’s brand, material, padding, and any game card slots or accessory pockets are not specified. Buyers who want specific features should confirm them with the store. Useful details to check are a hard shell for extra protection, slots to carry game cards, room for a charging cable, and whether the case fits with a screen protector or grip attached.

Who Is the Nintendo Switch V2 Carrying Case For?

Ideal for:

• Switch V2 and original Switch owners who carry their console to school, work or on trips
• Parents who want to protect a child’s Switch in a school bag
• Travellers who want to keep the screen and Joy-Con safe in luggage
• Owners who want a case sized for their console rather than a loose pouch

Not ideal for:

• Switch Lite and Switch 2 owners
• Switch OLED owners, until the fit is confirmed
• Owners using bulky controllers like the Split Pad Pro, which may not fit

Pros and Cons

The Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch (V2) has genuine strengths at KSh 5,000. It is sized for the Switch V2 and fits the original 2017 Switch too. It protects the screen, Joy-Con and thumbsticks during travel and keeps the console from sliding around in a bag.

Its main limitations are that the brand, material, padding and storage are not specified. It is not designed for the Switch Lite or Switch 2, and the Switch OLED fit isn’t guaranteed. It may not fit with bulky grips or the Split Pad Pro attached.

Where to Buy Nintendo Switch V2 Carrying Case in Kenya

You can buy the Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch (V2) from Phonesstore Kenya, a trusted retailer for Nintendo accessories in Kenya. Phonesstore Kenya offers competitive pricing, reliable service, and nationwide delivery, making it convenient to order from anywhere in the country.

Nintendo Switch V2 Carrying Case vs Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro

These are two different handheld accessories for Switch owners. The Carrying Case, at KSh 5,000, protects the Switch during travel, shielding the screen, Joy-Con and thumbsticks. The Split Pad Pro, at KSh 10,500, is a larger handheld controller that replaces the Joy-Con in handheld mode, with full-size grips for more comfortable long sessions. The two can clash: a case sized for the Switch with standard Joy-Con may not close with the bulkier Split Pad Pro attached, so Split Pad Pro users usually detach it before packing the console away.

For Switch owners who travel with their console, the carrying case is the essential buy; the Split Pad Pro suits players who want more comfortable handheld controls, ideally packed separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Nintendo Switch V2 Carrying Case price in Kenya?
The Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch (V2) is priced at KSh 5,000 at Phonesstore Kenya.

Does it fit the original 2017 Nintendo Switch?
Yes. The original Switch and the V2 have the same dimensions, so the case fits both.

Does it fit the Nintendo Switch OLED?
The Switch OLED is about 3mm longer, so the fit isn’t guaranteed. Buyers should confirm with the store.

Does it fit the Switch Lite or Switch 2?
No. The Switch Lite is smaller and the Switch 2 is much larger, so each needs its own case.

What is the Nintendo Switch V2?
It’s the 2019 revision of the original Switch, with battery life of about 4.5–9 hours compared with 2.5–6.5 hours on the 2017 model, in the same body size.

Can I carry game cards in the case?
Game card slots are not specified. Buyers should confirm with the store.

Should buyers get a case or a Split Pad Pro?
The case protects the Switch during travel. The Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro, at KSh 10,500 at Phonesstore Kenya, improves handheld comfort but may need to be detached to fit a standard case.