Check Out This Official Zelda-Themed Switch Pro Controller Carrying Case

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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.

The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.

Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-Con

Switch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller

The Legend of Zelda Controllers

PowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector

If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.

Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:

Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:

8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/2

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case

All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.

Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.

8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying Cases

Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case

In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.

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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.

The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.

Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-Con

Switch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller

The Legend of Zelda Controllers

PowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector

If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.

Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:

Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:

8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/2

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case

All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.

Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.

8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying Cases

Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case

In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.

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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-ConSwitch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller -- $84Nintendo Switch Pro Controller -- $69Switch 2 Joy-Con 2-Pack -- $94Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip -- $40Switch Joy-Con 2-Pack -- $80 The Legend of Zelda ControllersPowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:PowerA - Zelda Sword Protector -- $38 ($45)PowerA Enhanced - Zelda Midnight Ride -- $56.39 ($60)PowerA Enhanced - Kingdom of Hyrule -- $55 ($60)Hori GameCube-style Controller -- $46.59 ($50)Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:New, Sold by Amazon Japan -- $121Amazon Renewed (JPN edition) -- $76.50 with couponAmazon Renewed (JPN model) -- $90Preowned (US model) -- From $70 8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/28BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller -- $63 ($70)8BitDo Ultimate Controller + Travel Case -- $45 ($70)8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller -- $46.79 ($60)8BitDo Ultimate 2C Bluetooth Controller -- $308BitDo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller -- $508BitDo Pro 3 Bluetooth Gamepad -- $70 | Releases August 12 8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying CasesScuf Universal Controller Protection Case In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.8BitDo Travel Case for Pro 2/3 Controllers -- $14 ($15)8BitDo Travel Case for Ultimate Controllers -- $20Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case -- $15

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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.

The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.

Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-Con

Switch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller

The Legend of Zelda Controllers

PowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector

If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.

Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:

Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:

8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/2

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case

All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.

Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.

8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying Cases

Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case

In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.


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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.

The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.

Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-Con

Switch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller

The Legend of Zelda Controllers

PowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector

If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.

Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:

Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:

8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/2

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case

All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.

Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.

8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying Cases

Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case

In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.


content_text: If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.Switch Pro Controllers & Joy-ConSwitch 2 Pro Controller | Switch Pro Controller Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller -- $84Nintendo Switch Pro Controller -- $69Switch 2 Joy-Con 2-Pack -- $94Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip -- $40Switch Joy-Con 2-Pack -- $80 The Legend of Zelda ControllersPowerA Wireless Controller - The Legend of Zelda: Sword Protector If you want a Zelda-themed controller for your Tears of the Kingdom carrying case, there are a few third-party options from PowerA and Hori that will work with the case. Unfortunately, the official Tears of the Kingdom-themed Pro Controller is long gone--at least for its original $75 price. You can get preowned units from Amazon Renewed for around $90 or a new one from Amazon (sold by Amazon Japan) for $120.Compatible Zelda-themed Wireless Controllers:PowerA - Zelda Sword Protector -- $38 ($45)PowerA Enhanced - Zelda Midnight Ride -- $56.39 ($60)PowerA Enhanced - Kingdom of Hyrule -- $55 ($60)Hori GameCube-style Controller -- $46.59 ($50)Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller:New, Sold by Amazon Japan -- $121Amazon Renewed (JPN edition) -- $76.50 with couponAmazon Renewed (JPN model) -- $90Preowned (US model) -- From $70 8BitDo Controllers for Switch 1/28BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller + Carrying Case All five of the 8BitD controllers below, including the superb Ultimate 2 Bluetooth--my current top pick for Switch 2--can be stored in the RDS Industries carrying case. That said, 8BitDo also has a pair of carrying cases. The $20 model is designed for the Ultimate series, while the $15 edition is for the Pro 2 (and upcoming Pro 3). Both models will work with the Switch 2 Pro Controller, but it's worth noting that these cases don't recessed inserts or elastic straps, so your controller will rattle around a bit. Both cases have mesh compartments for small accessories.Heads up: Amazon does have a pretty great deal on the original 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller bundled with the $20 carrying case that drops the price to only $45.8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller -- $63 ($70)8BitDo Ultimate Controller + Travel Case -- $45 ($70)8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller -- $46.79 ($60)8BitDo Ultimate 2C Bluetooth Controller -- $308BitDo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller -- $508BitDo Pro 3 Bluetooth Gamepad -- $70 | Releases August 12 8BitDo and Scuf Controller Carrying CasesScuf Universal Controller Protection Case In addition to the pair of 8BitDo controller cases, another popular option is Scuf's Universal Controller Protection Case for $15. Scuf's hardshell case has a soft, recessed base and works well with Switch Pro Controllers.8BitDo Travel Case for Pro 2/3 Controllers -- $14 ($15)8BitDo Travel Case for Ultimate Controllers -- $20Scuf Universal Controller Protection Case -- $15
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