Best Switch 2 Deals: Amazon Has Some Big Discounts on Third-Party Carry Cases Ahead of Memorial Day

Amazon is already packed with third-party Switch 2 accessories, including protective cases, charging docks, and more, with many of them already seeing early discounts.

As Memorial Day deals arrive ahead of schedule, we've sifted through the clutter to spotlight the accessories that are genuinely worth your attention and money.

A couple of early standouts include the JSAUX Protective Grip Case, now just $13.99 with a coupon, which looks like a solid option for keeping your new handheld safe from day one, and the TZGZT Travel Carry Case for $12.84.

Even better, JSAUX is offering an extra 20% off when you buy more than one accessory, making this a great time to stock up.

JSAUX has become one of the most reliable third-party accessory makers around, especially for handheld gaming gear like the Steam Deck, and its new Switch 2 lineup is already shaping up well.

Also worth grabbing is the Dockable Case for $13.09, which wraps your Switch 2 and Joy-Cons in a transparent shell without blocking docking or detaching.

And if you're thinking ahead, JSAUX’s silicone thumb grips are down to $8.99, a smart way to prevent joystick wear and tear. With everything discounted, you can fully kit out your Switch 2 for under $30.

Still on the hunt? There's an interesting variety of other Switch 2 cases and protectors to consider at Amazon as well, catering to whatever your preference for portable protection is.

The cheapest among the best items you can grab so far is a four-pack of the Ferilinso Tempered Glass Screen Protectors for only $5.82, boasting anti-scratch and shatter-resistant features.

However, if you're open to spending a little bit more, you can get extra accessories for added value. For instance, the TZGZT Travel Carrying Case for $12.84 comes not only with two screen protectors but also slots to hold up to 24 game cards.

With those, you'll be able to take your physical Nintendo Switch 2 copies of Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom on the fly when you're on the go.

Ben Williams – IGN freelance contributor with over 10 years of experience covering gaming, tech, film, TV, and anime. Follow him on Twitter/X @BenLevelTen.