Hori Decorating Kit with Kuromi Kigurumi for Nintendo Switch 2 Chrome

Customize your Nintendo Switch 2 with the Hori Decorating Kit featuring a Kuromi Kigurumi accessory in Chrome. This officially licensed Nintendo set includes decorative sheets for the back of the main console and both Joy-Con 2 controllers, along with a coordinating Kuromi Kigurumi. The Hori decorating kit is made for a precise fit with Nintendo Switch 2.

An easy-to-install LCD protective film is also included to help the screen remain clear and resistant to smudges. Apply it with the included plush LCD cleaner and spatula, while the compact Kigurumi brings an original decorative accent to your gaming area. Nintendo Switch 2 and Joy-Con 2 controllers are not included.

• Product Material: Silicone

• Manufacturer: HORI

• Made in: China

• Officially licensed Nintendo accessory created for Nintendo Switch 2
• Kuromi-inspired Hori decorating kit with a coordinated Kigurumi accessory
• Decorative sheets cover the rear of the Nintendo Switch 2 main unit and both Joy-Con 2 controllers
• Glossy LCD protection film helps resist fingerprints and smudges
• Comes with a plush LCD cleaner, spatula, and user manual
• Kigurumi dimensions are approximately 3.0 x 1.2 x 2.9 inches
• Contains small parts; unsuitable for children under 3 years old
• Nintendo Switch 2 and Joy-Con 2 controllers are not included

First clean the Nintendo Switch 2 LCD screen, then place the protective film with the included spatula according to the user manual. Apply the decoration sheets to the rear of the main unit and the Joy-Con 2 controllers as directed. Take care when handling the small parts and keep them out of reach of children under 3 years old. Nintendo Switch 2 and Joy-Con 2 controllers are not included.

Before installing the protective film, gently wipe the screen with the included plush LCD cleaner. Handle the film and decorative sheets cautiously to avoid damage during application. Keep the kit and its small components in a safe place when stored. Iridescent ripples can occur in the protective film because of its material and do not indicate a malfunction.