I take my switch everywhere with me. I wanted a protective case that would fit inside of switch case and the dock without me taking it off. It's a little snug in both but I really don't mind since I'm getting better drop protection! It makes me feel better about leaving the house with my switch. It also makes the switch waaaaayyyy more comfortable to hold during longer gameplays. I highly recommend this to anyone who constantly plays their switch in handheld mode.

The only problem is that it's a very tight fit when docking the switch.

Good quality

I bought this product, with the unfortunate and clear understanding that no Switch case of this sort will give me exactly what I was looking for. I was looking for a Switch case that:
- Could be docked
- Increased comfort while playing handheld
- Had access to the kickstand for table top
- Had easy joy-con access.
Unfortunately no such product exists even thought they all get frustratingly close. This one technically does 3 of those 4 things, but does like 2.5 of those 4 things decently.
First things first, scroll through any review and they'll all say the same thing, "it's tight". Yes, its very tight, yes it takes some getting used to, no I don't think you'll damage the dock or the switch putting it in. While the plastic of the Switch dock might warp out its certainly better than bowing in and even then it does't bow it out so much as running into resistance near the bottom of the dock. The way it can even dock is that it has indents for the guiding "rails" on the dock and the bottom has no lip over the main body and screen of the console, it's interesting and makes me wonder why other cases don't have this. Despite the indents and bottom of the case, it is finicky and I believe due to the tightness of the case I've had some issues with the glass screen protector. Long story short, its tight, but (don't quote me on it) I don't think it would severely damage or break either your console or your dock, you just have to line it up and push.
Second it's really comfortable, it's substantially better feeling than a naked Switch and feels more like a controller. The left joy-con fills out my hand really nicely, and though the right one feels a tad off due to the right joy-con's thumb stick placement, it's still miles better than whatever grip the joy-cons aren't trying to have. Good comfort in handheld mode for sure.
Third no access to the cruddy kickstand for table top with friends :'( This for me, and I'm assuming some of you, is a (non)issue. I like the cruddy kickstand when I'm not home. I don't need anything else to play on a table, but I also always have my shell? case for my case? carrying case. The carrying case I have has a flap that folds into a sort of stand to play in table top with joy-cons detached. So yes its a shame they didn't cut out a slot for it, but also depending on preference not really a big deal.
Short aside referring to the carrying case. It doesn't fit. The case fits too perfectly around the Switch and there's no room for any give. I bought my Switch recently and I jumped the gun buying this case from Gamestop. I've had a Switch and this case before and I really enjoyed it, so I figured I'd buy it again when I bought the console, however I can't return it for a bigger one, and I'd rather not buy another one. It may be buyer's remorse, but it's left me a little sour. Moral of the story, make sure if you have a carrying case, that it's large enough. If you don't already have one both Orzly and Mumba themselves make really good carrying cases that fit the Switch with this case on.
Aside over, fourth point, easy joy-con removal. This is a nice feature, and it's well done. I wish there was a slightly larger cut out for the release button, but it's not that big an issue. Keep in mind though that when you remove them that gives the case around the screen area to move around so you need to make sure the screen is centered before you remove or put on one or both joy-cons so the case doesn't interfere with the rails. Not a huge deal but it's something I noticed and thought I should mention.
Lastly, It looks rad as hell. I love how it look's its very rugged yet sleek and gives a very "gamer" feel without coming off as harsh and like it's trying too hard, the material combo of the hard plastic and the softer TPU is nice and has a cool contrast in my opinion. Because of the ruggedness of the case if you dropped your Switch I do think it would be protected short of the screen itself and the added weight to the joy-con would most likely cause it to land on the well protected sides. I love that it has a hole for cell phone charms or a wrist strap. I have a few cell phone charms from my original 3DS, and had nowhere to put them (my phone case doesn't have a hole) so now I can add some personal flair to my Switch which is a nice little bonus.
Overall it's a solid case and hopefully a good starting point for this series of case. Mumba makes really cool looking stuff and it all seems well built.
There are really good ideas here, but some things I'd improve on are:
- bring back the kickstand or add a better one
- make it more dockable (thinner)
- maybe offset the right joy-con grip similar to the Satisfye grip case
- slightly larger cut outs for the release buttons

TL;DR
It's a cool looking rugged case, it's too tight in the dock but it probably won't damage the dock or the system and you might have issues with screen protectors if you dock it. It's protective and comfortable. No kickstand makes me sad. Make sure it'll fit in your carrying case beforehand. Removing joy-cons is a nice feature. overall good, but could use some small iterative improvements.

It's a sturdy case that seems to protect the switch pretty well. Comfortable enough for my 8yr old to use, and not bad for my grownup-sized hands either.

Only complaints:
1. It does dock with the standard switch dock, but the fit is so tight, it's easy for a kid to put it away and not have it actually charging. So yes, it is dockable, but finicky.
2. It's not as grippy as I'd expect. Basically a smooth matte texture.