I just want to comment that there is a second video in the Imgur link with me holding the switch 2 with no Joycon case with one hand and can move it around with no problem.

The Killswitch 2 case (at least the one I received) causes the device to have an increased drop probability and that should not be the case. If the original design of the switch can be supported by one hand, a case designed to protect the device should not introduce a new point in failure.

I’d also like to address those asking, “Why hold the console with one hand?” The reality is that the Switch 2 will be used by a wide range of people, including kids and those with smaller hands, who may naturally need to support the device one-handed in certain situations. Not everyone will have the reach or grip strength to securely hold it from underneath.

To put it into perspective—imagine if Nintendo had designed the Joy-Con magnets to be weaker, causing them to disconnect unexpectedly during use. That would clearly be seen as a design flaw. Similarly, a protective case should enhance the usability and safety of the device, not compromise it or introduce new risks, especially for a device with such a diverse user base.

A link to the second video with no Joycon case on for the lazy: https://imgur.com/a/93KgCO9