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It fits perfectly, and I was actually surprised because a similar lightweight case for the Nintendo Switch *does not* fit well, and I thought that was just how cases are. But no! This particular case for the Ally is comfortable enough that you don't struggle to pull the zipper (especially if you have issues with hand strength like I do). As someone else said, you need to see which way it indicates you should place it inside. :)

Transparent pot. If it had holes on the side, I would give it 6 stars.

I have been looking for a product like this for a long time to make knitting with needles more comfortable. I had doubts about ordering online, as I have large hands with narrow wrists, and historically only models with adjustable closure at the wrist fit me. After being disappointed with physical stores, I ordered these prepared to be disappointed again. BUT. They have almost the perfect fit! (see photo) If you have similar hand proportions, I highly recommend them.

Note on sizes: measuring my palm as shown in the company's chart showed 8.5cm and I ordered size L, which is 8-9cm. The circumference of my wrist is almost 8cm.

I hope this helps someone :)

I found them even more comfortable than the classic ones. And if the strap of the classic ones is too big, these specific ones solve your problem as they are adjustable.

Honest. It is the only mix I found that does not contain peat (which is highly unsuitable for orchids, especially phalaenopsis). It seems to be pure bark (medium pieces, in mini orchids it was borderline in size. If your orchid and its pot are under 9cm, it may be a little big) with a few pieces of terracotta (?)... I don't know what role terracotta plays and I would prefer it to be perlite, but it doesn't seem to harm so all good.

It is only visually a moss pole... If you want it for decoration only, it's fine. But given that the plant cannot put roots inside because it consists of a hollow plastic tube with a thin grass coating, structurally it is useless...

Apart from the fact that the description states a total product percentage of 115%, so I don't know which is the printing error, the bark or the peat (!!!), the product is mostly peat and therefore unsuitable for phalaenopsis orchids, although it is supposedly sold as good for them. I will have to pick out the bark pieces by hand.

edit: I rinsed the peat several times in a basin in the same way we wash rice, and used it that way. I will come back with an edit if the orchids are unhappy but it seems okay for now.

It is smaller than the Tamagotchi Connections or the Uni, but larger than the nano, which makes it easier to hold. The shell is a masterpiece, and on the back, the device's internals are visible as it is transparent blue.
It has fewer characters than the later generations because they are shared between the Gen1/P1 and Gen2/P2, but it is the most classic and affordable Tamagotchi experience available in the market right now, at a price that is worth it without having to resort to buying used ones from other countries. I bought it because I had never played the Original Tamagotchi from 1997, and I am enjoying it a lot. The mini-games are not as difficult as in the Connections V4, which is a good thing since you don't have to feed it sweets to make it happy, risking it getting sick. The Tamagotchi is a bit more demanding than the Uni for this reason (although not unpleasant) - only when the egg hatches for the first time, while it is a baby (approx. 1 hour), it needs you to be there because it gets hungry within a few minutes.
I recommend it for both kids and adults. I will buy another one.