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3D Printed Flexible Handle for Analogue Pocket Game Consoles

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Category: 3D Printed Flexible Handle for Analogue Pocket Game Consoles

Features:

🎮DIY controller grips for the Analogue Pocket gaming device, featuring a full-bodied design for enhanced comfort during gameplay, with easy assembly and disassembly.


🎮Crafted from Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) elastomer material, providing high strength, resilience, wear resistance, and oil resistance while maintaining elasticity to prevent scratching the device.


🎮Notes: Designed for use with the device only, not compatible with protective cases. Due to the slow printing speed of flexible materials, production may take some time.



Specifications:

Color: Red/Black/White/Translucent


Material: TUP


Product Weight: 75g


Package Weight: 90g


Package Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 5cm


Packing: Bag

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Snapping these grips on took about two seconds, and the full-bodied shape finally gives my hands something to hold during long sessions. The flexible material bends just enough that it never digs into my palms.

Joseph ★★★★★

The thermoplast material feels surprisingly sturdy yet has just enough flex to hug the Pocket without scratching it, which was my biggest worry. I've been playing through longer sessions and my hands don't cramp up the way they used to without the full-bodied grip.

Olivia ★★★★★

The grip snaps on and off in seconds, which is perfect for tossing it in my bag between sessions. The full-bodied design spreads the weight out so nicely that a two-hour Tetris run feels like nothing now. Honestly didn’t expect a 3D print to be this sturdy.