Snap-on quick-release Joy-Con grip

A snap-on quick-release Joy-Con grip, comprising a main body part (10), wherein Joy-Con barrier walls (11) are respectively arranged on a left side and a right side of the main body part (10);

• drawer structures (20) are respectively arranged on a front side and a rear side of the main body part (10);
• the drawer structures (20) are connected with quick-release components (30);
• the quick-release components (30) have Joy-Con pressing structures (31) abutted to the main body part (10) and insertion structures (32) inserted into the drawer structures (20);
• the Joy-Con pressing structures (31) and the insertion structures (32) are fixedly connected to each other;
• an elastic pressing component (40) is arranged at a lower end of the main body part (10);
• the elastic pressing component (40) is connected with a T-shaped clamping block (50) extending into the drawer structures (20);
• the T-shaped clamping block (50) rises up by driving the elastic pressing component (40) and is reset by rebound of the elastic pressing component (40);
• the T-shaped clamping block (50) has a columnar portion (51) connected to the elastic pressing component (40) and an abutment portion (52) formed on the columnar portion (51);
• open window portions (33) that match the abutment portion (52) are formed in the insertion structures (32);
• position-providing slots (34) corresponding to the columnar portion (51) are formed in sides of the insertion structures (32) that are located at the open window portions (33);
• after the T-shaped clamping block (50) rises up, the columnar portion (51) extends into the position-providing slots (34);
• first springs (21) resisting against the insertion structures (32) are arranged on inner sides of the drawer structures (20);
• and the first springs (21) are configured to push the insertion structures (32) to cause the columnar portion (51) to extend into the position-providing slots (34).