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For?away?games. Anywhere. Protect your Didj handheld from life on the road with a sleek, stylish case with a high-performance metalicized shell. Tailor-made for your Didj custom gaming system, the case has a cushion interior with room for your Didj handheld and four game cartridges. Didj handheld and game cartridges sold separately

User Reviews about Leapfrog Didj Custom Learning Game Case

I suppose I probably have a few of the gripes that others have had with this case. Probably the worst part is the actual storage, or lack of it, that this case provides. So, dod what we do. Buy the small case for the Leapfrog Crammer, put the cartridges in that, then put the Didj in this. This case is made of a very hard plastic so the Didj stays a ton safer in this than it would in a soft-side bag. Or, put this in this case, then buy your softside bag and put the cartridges in that as well as the Didj. For as delicate as the Didj as proven to be, this case is a must-have. Highly recommend! -- A must have to keep the didj safe...

The one thing I wish they would incorporate into the case is a space for 2 extra batteries and a penny. (to open the didj battery case) Otherwise, the case works. It's so nice to not have it in a ziploc anymore. My 7 year old got this for his birthday on Wed and although he still hasn't mastered opening it, I think once he gets figures out the trick, he'll be fine. I like that it stays shut. I'm happy with it. -- The case works well

Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1WN5PQRGNCCL8 It looks as though the case is hit or miss for people. Thankfully, for us it is a hit and we've had no problems whatsoever with it. My six year old son can easily open and close the case by himself and we've yet to have the case open on it's own (about 5 weeks of use).



The case is a hard plastic, with a foam inside. My son only has two games right now, but they easily fit into the recessed areas within the case. True, if the Didj is not also in the case, the cartridges do move freely, but that hasn't really been a problem for us as usually if the case is in motion, it's because the Didj is inside and being transported. The Didj itself fits nicely inside, very snug. The clasping mechanism is purely a pressure one that "clicks". Again, this has proven no problem whatsoever for us in being too hard or too easy to open/close. It just...works.

The case comes with a wrist strap to attach to the Didj by stringing it through existing holes on the controller. There is also a cutout area in the case itself that allows this strap to come out, and so be used while the Didj is inside the case, as well--a nice feature.

The size is very nice, as it is low profile enough to not be cumbersome. It fits the Didj and four games, nothing more, making it ideal protection for everyday, all the time use. We keep the car adapter and headphones in the car, next to my son's seat, for times when he'll need those items. He doesn't need to carry them with him all the time and I didn't want or need a case that would hold *everything*. I'm glad that this case holds exactly what it does.

Overall, the case is slick looking, well functioning, and easy to use. At least for us.

Update 2/18/09: my six year old wanted to show how easy his Didj case is to use. See attached vidio review. -- It's been great for us

I have not had any problems with the case flying open as other reviewers have noted. Initially it was a little tricky for my 8 year old son to use, but he has gotten the hang of it. The screen on the Didj is easily scratched, so a case and a screen protector are both good investments. -- Case works Well