20 Best Cases For Pixel 6 Pro (2023 Updated)

High quality premium case. Feels very tactile and ergonomic in the hand. Obviously it is very expensive, but for something you handle dozens of times a day, it is worthy of a bit of investment. My only quibble is that ai would have liked a bigger range of colours to choose from (deep red would be nice, for instance).

Also at this price point, it would be good to have some screen protection bundled with the case.

Superb choice of products on their website, with email updates if your desired item is out of stock. Wonderfully designed and made leather phone case, for a unique phone design. Love the look of my Pixel 6 Pro!.

Sturdy case, but the buttons are a little stiff to operate. Good but not perfect and quite expensive.

It’s a really nice case, pairs really well with the Pixel 6 Pro white. The case has a nice high quality feel to the surface and is much easier to grip than the phone itself. The case has raised edges, preventing the the screen or camera from touching a flat surface.

The case has ridges on either side below the volume controls which make for a good grip, though the material itself offers a pretty solid grip itself. Not too flashy, allows the colors of the phone to show through, overall a great design.

The case stays on the phone really well, and is easy to remove and install. I’d definitely suggest this case to anyone looking for a nice looking but relatively simple case. Or to anyone looking for a good high quality silicone case that offers pretty good protection for normal every day use.

Though, I can’t speak for how well it holds up to drops. Not sure how well it will hold up to yellowing, and there’s no way to really tell until it starts to yellow. The silicone seems to be quality, at least compared to the case I had on my previous phone.

The raised corners and the interior rib structure along the long sides give confidence about shock absorption. Buttons are highly responsive. Wireless charging works as expected. Minor gripes / concerns: 1.

Compared to other cases, the sides feel a bit loose. I’m concerned dust/pocket lint will easily enter the case. 2. The shiny backside of the case is a fingerprint magnet. 3. The Stormy Smoke colorway has a slight amber color to it.

It’s not a pure gray. I hope it doesn’t yellow out with time. 4. When I ordered the case, I could’ve sworn that the description mentioned an integrated kickstand, but the product listing doesn’t anymore.

To be fair, the case I received matched the product picture. Since I ordered the case before the phone was released, I assumed the product pics were pre-production.

This is my first Ghostek case and I feel it’s a solid case for protection and looks. Grip is great, not slippery. The feel is also good, especially the textured sides. The look is what I expected based on website images.

It’s not enough to deduct stars but I do wish the clear was clearer instead of frosted. The orange bumpers took some getting used to but they actually add a little bit of eye appeal without taking away the beauty of the Pixel 6 Pro.

This case also adds a bit of weight and bulk to the phone but that’s OK with me given that it’s protecting a $900 investment. Last thing to mention, I haven’t seen reviews saying that this case will “yellow” over time.

I hope that mine stays looking like it is during its two year life.

I’ve owned many different phone cases in the past and have always ended up with a Spigen case in the end as the quality of their products is a head above the rest on the market. With this latest Liquid Air case for the Pixel 6 Pro, I have not been disappointed once more.

PROS: It fits perfectly. Offers good back-, top-, bottom- and side-protection for your phone. Cut-outs are perfectly done and generous with spacing around the ports. Front side of the case protrudes from top and bottom a bit in order to make sure that when you lay the phone down in DND (do not disturb) mode, the phone screen won’t actually touch the surface it is placed upon.

Buttons are well done, easy to figure out without looking and the power button has a nice texture on it to make sure that you know that this is indeed the power button. Sides of the case have a nice texture on them which makes the case extra grippy.

Back of the case also has a nice textured finish which feels great to hold. Side protections, although a bit bulky, reach around just enough that they offer some side-protection without covering the curved glass and force your finger to perfectly hit the side-actions (back) of the phone’s gesture controls.

CONS: The case is not the thinnest of cases. but going any thinner, would give away a lot of the protection that it offers. Styling. The only reason why I do not give Spigen cases 5/5 stars is the design.

Pure black is definitely a safe bet, but given the colorful nature of Pixel phones, it’s a shame to hide all the bling. Should Spigen ever come out with two-tone options for their quality cases, I for one, would be extremely happy to get another one.

So Spigen, please, do a two-tone version of this. maybe a simple black-white or black-orange or black-yellow or silver-lilac or anything interesting and good looking. Inspiration on how to divide the colors to sections can be accumulated from the Pixel 6 design.

The case fits very well. The controls work very well, which isn’t always so with phone cases. The case is very sturdy. My only complaint – the reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 – is I wish the case had better grip.

I knew prior to purchase it wouldn’t have that rubbery feel other materials have. Perhaps adjusting the texture could improve the grip. Still happy I purchased the case and would buy another.

This case offers no protection for the front screen. Usually cases come up past the screen so that it would not break if it fell flat on a hard surface screen down. This case does not do that. The case is fine from every perspective aside from the design.

So I Love Tech21 cases, I’ve had one for 4 or 5 phones now. They’re incredibly durable and are great for protection. They’re also minimalistic in adding bulk to the phone. This case has been disappointing though.

They have a different plastic material edging and while it’s nice to add more grip to the edges, where the two plastics meet leaves a sharp edge that’s very uncomfortable in the hand. It’s so much so that I’m going to return this one to see if a new one has a smoother edge.

I purchased the case and was not as impressed as I was with my previous one, Speck Presidio. One example of why I’m not as impressed, the Evo is too slick, making the grip not as reliable. I’ve already dropped the phone a couple of times.

Now, it does withstand a fall from 16 feet, and I’m 5’3″, so, thankfully, there’s that. The review asks if I would recommend the product, and since the answer is yes or no, I’ll mark yes, but hesitantly.

The lip of this case is very low. If you have a glass screenprotector it is practically flush, so if your phone lands on its face, the force will likely be transmitted to the screen. It is also very difficult to remove the case without feeling like you might damage the phone.

An older tech21 case I have is much better in that regard.

The quality of the workmanship & materials used are fantastic, my only issue is with 3 cards in the card slots it doesn’t hold shut on the magnets (maybe the leather will loosen over time?) But it’s advertised as it holds 3 cards & has a place for them but if you used them then the case won’t hold shut on its own which is a shame as otherwise it’s a very nice case it holds the phone beautifully plus it works with the wireless charger whilst still in the case which is a problem I’ve had with other cases.

I would give it 5 stars if it held shut on its own but it’s not a cheap case & I think this issue should have been seen in the design phase so I have knocked a star off but otherwise it’s a worth while purchase.

Very good looking case in good quality leather. Appears to be very well made so should last. An excellent product.

I haven’t quite worked out how to stand my phone up but this may be to the leather being new and needing to soften up…

First purchase, very happy. The Pixel 6 Pro with the glass back is very slippery, the cases fit is tight and provides enough grip. Protection is minimal. The case protects from scratches and there is a lip on the front side that appears like it would protect the screen from a very small drop.

I can see the whole phone which is what I wanted. Just want to be clear, there’s nothing wrong with this case but if you’re looking for one that will really protect your phone, I suggest you go with a more robust type of case.

This case protects the pixel6 pro and has some type to it. The volume and power buttons work firmly and are responsive. The rear of this phone case has plastic / acrylic on it which screams one thing.

FINGERPRINT MAGNET. Who said that this would be a good idea ? I’ve seen this play before – scratches, yellowing, and a nasty look long term. Why didn’t you all use a matte/frost backing?? 3/5 stars at best, I want a case that can stand the test of scratches / fingerprints.

As the title says the clear turns yellow very quickly. Other than that it’s a good case with decent protection. Just wish the formula for the clear plastic would have additives to slow down the yellowing or completely eliminate it.

My case I think turned yellow after just a few weeks on the sides. Probably will be looking into other options for cases soon as it makes my sorta seafoam pixel look weird now that the case is yellow.

Have the Pixel 6 Pro. I did have the Pixel 2 and the OtterBox case for it was great. But this one is doesn’t match it. There is no built on screen protector like the 2 had. So the screen is completely exposed and sets closely flush to the outer edge of the case.

I have already cracked the screen. No I’m not rough with it. Never broke the screen on the 2. The film protector they sell for this is ok if you can get it on right the first time but it is challenging to put on and line up.

OtterBox needs to go back to the drawing board for this case setup. I know they want to get into the sleekness like all the other pansy style cases out there but I want protection and some possibly a little water resistance.

Mediocre protection. No moisture resistance No screen protection Thin casing I’d rather have a little bulkiness than a broke phone. I want a case for phone protection not to make me look cool holding it.

Not all what I care for but better than the pansy style protectors. Doesn’t come with screen protector (sold separately). They really slacked on this case for this phone. Had the Pixel 2 and defender case and the screen protector was part of the case.

Liked it better. I got my 6 pro the day it came out. I have a tough job and has lasted but got home one day and it got. knocked. off counter. 3 ft drop. Cracked screen, but hey the case wasn’t damaged.

Lucky I have insurance. Gave decent marks cause it’s still better for a real man that has a laboring job than the other brand options.

I am a long-time fan of Otterbox, and without writing a book, Highly recommend it – Would purchase this again & again. The belt clip is the ONLY part of this accessory that you must use some caution wearing.

You can catch things, like the side of your vehicle, seatbelt, etc. Wear it in such a way where you are comfortable, and it will not break. The good news is, well as long as they make this model anyway, they’re easy to replace.

I’d recommend buying an extra clip, because it’s not if, but when, you’ll break it.

This case does the basic job very well. But I’m torn on the texture/coating used. Build quality is above average, easily providing better finish, cleaner edges than my other, more expensive Pixel 6 case.

On the other hand, it is certainly grippier than my other Pixel 6 case, but it also leaves a “dirty” feeling on the hand. Like it got something sticky spilled on it, but can’t be cleaned. For now, I’ll continue using it, and hope that it doesn’t start attracting dirt/grime.

this case was perfect for the Pixel 6 Pro. If you’re familiar with Spigen cases, it’s more of the same high quality product you can expect. I’ve used Spigen for my previous 3 phones and they haven’t let me down yet.

It does feel a bit thicker than some of their other cases but if it helps protect my phone, i’m all for it. It’s also nice that it doesn’t interfere with my screen protector. It does not push up the edges at all.

The case was as expected, super thin and very pleasing to the touch. I actually returned this case not because of aesthetics or quality concerns, but because of I also purchased the Tough Armor and it fulfilled my needs in a case.

The Thin For is still a great case if you are going for minimalism.

This is a good quality case that has a couple major issues. The case material feels very solid and high quality. Matte soft-touch rubber finish so fingerprints are minimal. Buttons feel solid and clicky.

The problem is this case does not fit the phone properly. Phone fits too loose inside the case. This leaves the phone kind of flopping back and forth in the case. It got annoying and didn’t feel very secure.

Additionally, the loose fit allowed a lot of dust to accumulate between the phone and case. Finally, the camera protection on this case is not the best. There are other cases that cover the plastic sides of the camera module to prevent damage.

1. Protection a. The level of protection is okay, the case has a lip for the screen on the top and the bottom of the phone but because of the rounded left and right sides the case leaves the sides farther back and exposed.

I also like the rigid bars that protrude on the bottom and top of the camera bar because it keeps the phone stable when placed on a table and also provides a decent gap between the table and the camera lens.

2. Feel a. Slippery b. Sides are thin and flex constantly when trying to use the phone 3. Value a. Overall the case provides adequate protection but for the price the sides of the case flexing is a deal breaker for me and I do not recommend this case.

I got this to go with the Google Pixel 6 Pro phone. I love that it is the perfect compliment to the phone with that the designs are exactly the same. The case itself feels very sturdy and gives me plenty of confidence that it will protect the phone.

I’ve dropped it a few times and it has held up perfectly. I think more phone companies should follow suit with google by making a protective case that is also pretty as opposed to just a pretty cover for your phone.

This case is not only beautiful and the perfect partner for the phone but also protective of the phone and that is all I could ever ask for. Highly recommend to anyone with the Pixel 6 Pro.

I use my phone with my right hand and attach the belt clip to my right side. If anyone at Otterbox had actually used this product they would INSTANTLY discover how cumbersome this is to use. Because the notch that secures the phone to the clip is not in the center the phone can only be secured into the belt clip one way.

If you’re holding the phone in your right hand and your clip is on your belt, the notches will not line up unless rotate the phone 180 degrees (By either using a second hand, or risk twirling it in your hand) or, you can rotate the clip on your belt so it’s upside-down.

But now the phone has to be lowered below the waist and be brought back up into the clip, which is not intuitive, fights against gravity, and almost always requires 2 hands AND my vision to be able to perform successfully.

Not only this, when the clip is in said upside-down position, 2 hands are required to remove it from the clip. I’ve used defender series cases since my LG G2 from 2013, Pixel from 2016, Pixel 3a from 2019, and now this Pixel 6.

If anyone at Otterbox used this product just one single time, they would have noticed this problem instantly. I can’t believe how much money I spent to receive something nearly unusable. If you don’t mind using 2 hands to free and/or secure your phone this case will work fine for you.

I use my phone constantly for work, and using 2 hands to grab and secure my phone is very disrupting.

I’ve been a OtterBox fan for about 5 years. I’ve used them for 1 of my HTC’s, 1 LG’s and now my 1st Google Pixel 6. OtterBox is always the leader in innovation of everything from iPhones to Android. I’m a disabled veteran, spending lots of time in VA facilities.

I have the Defender clip holder attached to my mobility scooter, so I can see it as I go from appointment to Appointment. Once, my phone fell out of hand (From about 4 feet) and came out of the fall unaffected.

The only thing I would like to see improved on is the clip that holds the Defender and holster together. I’m able to keep my Pixel 6 visible while clipped to my scooter so I don’t miss calls. Oh, maybe adding defender holsters to accessories.

I’d like to have an extra just in case. Defender is a great product.

I’ve relied on otterbox through several generations of devices, and this is the first time I’ve found a regularly frustrating issue. Because the buttons on the phone are too close to the center, the notch that holds the phone in the holster had to be moved down.

This means that it’s not centered and the phone only goes into the holster one way. Depending on which hand is dominant and how you learned to put the phone in the holster, it won’t go in anymore. Most people (I think?) eventually learn the the phone is easier to put into the holster upside down and if you’re right handed, it doesn’t go into the holster upside down, so you actually have to flip your phone over every time you go to put it into the holster.

I purchased this case for my Verizon pixel Pro 6 that I purchased in the color gold. The case is truly amazing. In the description it clearly states this phone could be dropped 10 ft safely with this case.

I certainly hope that never happens though I have dropped previous phones but certainly not that far. The case covers the phone well. The corners are protected and so was the screen. I wish it was a bit heavier but there’s nothing heavier on the market at this time.

To protect myself more, I did take insurance on the phone from Verizon and will keep it for at least a year. Hopefully the case does its job.

I brought the hardshell case for my phone. I am satisfied with the case, as it was the only one available for my phone with bling on it. I appreciate that it was not gaudy, however, I could have used much more bling.

I think it can be both classy and blinded out.

I needed a case for my Pixel 6. There were none around. I tried to order one online but couldn’t get it for a week or longer. Found 2 at the Verizon store, a black one & the Kate Spade were my only options.

Didn’t want black so I got the Kate Spade only because I really needed it for my new phone.

Phone: Pixel 6 Pro. Case Purchased: 1st Jan 2022. The case fits well with all cutouts and buttons lining up exactly and the finish of all the edges and faces is neat and consistent. It is very thin and light and would definitely protect the back and sides of the phone from general wear and tear that might occur when placing down the phone on rough/dirty surfaces or from being in a pocket or bag with other items.

The top and bottom front edges of the case do protrude by a very small amount such that if you installed a glass screen protector the lip would likely be flush with the surface of the screen protector.

This case will not offer any protection to the screen of your phone and provides very little in the way off drop protection onto hard or uneven surfaces as the material is not thick enough to absorb any impact and that is absolutely OK! If, like me, you hate the bulk that typical cases add to a phone but still want to protect your device from everyday wear and tear this case will do exactly that.

The case is quick and easy to remove so you could very easily swap to a bulkier case for the weekends. The case is actually that thin you could probably fit the phone in thicker flexible case without taking the mnml case off first.

But I have not tried this myself yet. I can also confirm that for the Pixel 6 Pro specifically, while the case is not especially textured or “grippy”, it is definitely much less slippery than the glass back without a case and does make it easier the handle the phone one handed.

Historically, I never, I mean ever put cases in my phone. I feel that cases take away from the overall aesthetics of the phone and always add bulk. The pixel 6 pro is the first $1000 phone I purchased, so I felt I had to protect my investment.

I reluctantly went down the path of purchasing a phone case. I bought 2 cases and was not happy. The case made a thin phone bulky or wide. When I found the pixel mnml case I was pleasantly surprised.

It met both my needs: provided the protection I wanted from minor scratches without adding bulk, and did not take away from the aesthetics of the phone. Shipping was fast and customer service went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied with the order.

I would definitely recommend this case to anybody who is like me and does not need a bomb proof protection from their case, but enough protection feel comfortable carrying around $1000 dollar investment.

The feel of the MNML case is great. It’s a bit less tacky-grippy than I expected, but after living with it a couple days, I found I really liked the texture. It does make the phone less slick without keeping it from sliding easily into a pocket.

My only issue with it is the buttons are difficult to find because the case is level with their top surface and there’s no tactile reference for them. You certainly can’t mold buttons in, because it would make the case thicker.

But it’s certainly something you’d have to get used to. Overall, it’s a nice unobtrusive case that will prevent the phone from getting scratched.

Seemed to hit all the right notes at first but after 5 months of use with no falls higher than my waist the outer case has started to crumble starting at the corners. It looks more like poor quality materials than impact damage.

I already binned the case not realizing I would need a photo to redeem the warranty so Incipio’s solution was a 20% off coupon. I left a 5 star review prior but can’t see how to edit that hence the review here.

It looked exactly as advertised. The material is high quality and doesn’t add much weight when I hold my phone. Also, the red color is just awesome. The only minor issue is that you can see your fingerprint on the back from some angles.

What’s not to love? Incipio has done it again with a perfectly form-fitting, yes still protective case. Smaller than competitors, but still multi-layered. Satin finish doesn’t slide out of your hand.

I’d buy it again.

I like minimalist cases. For the longest time I was using the spigen thin fit and I loved it but the whole case is hard plastic. After a couple drops the case had chips and cracks. Phone remained in tact.

Because the pixel 3 is a older phone it was hard to find the same case at a reasonable price. So I explored new cases and came across this one Absolutely love it. It’s a little bulkier than the spigen thin fit but the protection is so much better and I love that the back is see through glass, finally get to show off some of the phone! I used to be 100% spigen but supcase has made its case to be my go to case company.

Having had not one, but two Zagg glass screen protectors crack in 3 weeks (simply removing the phone from my pocket). I began to look for a more durable option. I had been reading favorable reviews on the SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Pro and decided to give it a try, given the very reasonable price point.

The case came well packed in retail packaging. After reviewing installation instructions on YouTube, the case went on the phone easily. Overall, the case has a nice feel in the hand and is easy to grip.

Top and bottom of the case’s face is well raised, keeping the phone’s screen off surfaces. Case feels like a tank, and leaves me confident that my phone is well protected. I work in a dusty environment, so the port covers are a welcomed feature.

Buttons are easily accessed. This case comes with a screen protector built in. The touch sensitivity is so good, I was able to turn off that feature in my phone. While the protector is plastic, it provides great clarity.

It does smudge occasionally and appear to scratch, but I found a microfiber cloth cleaned it all away nicely. I am extremely pleased with this phone case. I would recommend it right up at the top. If you’re looking for a solid, stylish and slim protective case for your S9.

look no further than the SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Pro. Note: Almost forgot. a very nice holster comes packaged with the case. Also, there is a YouTube review of this case for the S9+, showing this case installed over a Whitestone Dome protector without mishap.

I think of this as a cheaper, thinner version of an Otterbox. The phone pops face down into the clear protective cover, and then the back cover clips on. The bumper around the edges is hard plastic with a slight rubbery feel and seems to provide good protection.

The touch screen works sine through the plastic cover and the power and volume buttons on the side work well. Protective flaps cover the charging port and the aux port, so you have to bend them back to access them.

The case covers the SIM/SD tray, so you may want to insert your SD card before you put this on the phone. You will have to take the phone out of the case to access the sim and storage card tray. The kickstand is a little hard to open up, but it works.

It only comes in black. There are good video reviews online comparing sturdy cases; I liked ‘5 Rugged Cases for the Samsung Galaxy A20 / A30’.

I’ve had OtterBox cases for as long as I’ve had smartphones. Before I purchased my Google Pixel 6, I first checked OtterBox’s website to find out which lines of cases would be available. I’ve always purchased the Commuter in the past (because I felt it was a protective case without the bulk of the Defender), so I was disappointed to see that there wasn’t a Commuter case offered for the Pixel 6.

I checked the specs for the Symmetry, and decided to give it a try–despite the lack of “port covers” and a “secure grip,” two features listed for the Commuter. My husband has since purchased an OtterBox Commuter case for his new Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, and the side surfaces of his Commuter definitely offer a better grip surface than the side surfaces of my Symmetry.

However, for those of you who are familiar with the older Commuter, the sides of the newest version do not have a large rubbery surface area for grip as they once did. Instead, there are deep grooves in the surface.

I feel that, out of the two choices available to me, I made the best decision–and the Stardust is a fun change (without being too glitzy) from my former cases which were black. Most importantly, it matches the Commuter’s drop protection.

I like to personalize my phone so while I wish OtterBox made more styles in their symmetry line. I will continue to use it. Why? Because years ago I had this same case on one of my older phones (clear sparkle symmetry case).

I was trying to climb over a barrier in a parking garage to exit faster, but my phone slipped out of my pocket and it fell through the narrow gap between two parts of the barrier. My phone dropped a good 2-3 stories and hit concrete/asphalt right on the corner before landing face-down.

I know OtterBox is built for impact but due to the height I thought it was gone and I Was going to have to buy a new phone. I quickly went down to retrieve it and discovered that both this style of OtterBox AND my tempered glass screen protector had prevented the screen from cracking, as well as preserving the operation and functionality of my phone.

I didn’t notice anything wrong with it, and it continued to work fine until I opted to upgrade my phone. Well worth the price, and I’m a fan for life because of that one (unintentional and panic-inducing) demonstration.

I have purchased 2 of these Otterbox Symmetry cases in the last 6 months. I love the Otterbox brand, the durability of their phone cases, and the level of protection that it provides for my phone. However, this particular clear case does get yellow in a relatively short amount of time.

I clean my phone/case regularly (I’m probably OCD about it, honestly) but I did not realize truly how gross-looking my first case was until the new one showed up. Holy smokes. it was disgusting. And unfortunately, Otterbox doesn’t offer much variety in color choices for my particular phone, so I’ll be sticking with the clear/sparkly symmetry cases.

I wish there were other color options (clear is not my favorite) but this case has done a great job protecting my phone from drops.

This has been my Daily Driver phone case, purchased and put on the minute I bought the Pixel 6. Product name says soft, but the edges are quite rigid. It is very difficult to remove from the phone, which means it isn’t going to get flimsy and just fall off any time soon.

The hole in the bottom for the charger doesn’t really love a cable that is a rectangle with 90 degree corners. The engineers most certainly expect you to use their cable provided with the phone for charging to fit properly into the space given on the case.

I’ve been able to use any cable on hand to charge the device, though. just have to push hard enough lol it’ll work out fine. Definitely isn’t a deal breaker. The Speaker Holes on the left and right of the charging port do not seem to inhibit the sound coming out of the phone, but I haven’t done any scientific testing on it.

I assume there isn’t a difference and even if there were, it’s still loud enough to use as an alarm (assuming you aren’t abducted by aliens and won’t hear your phone from all the way up in a space ship anyways) I’ve dropped my phone with this case on it countless times over the last 5 months, and my back glass is flawless, phone screen hasn’t cracked, and the case doesn’t seem to have any major damage to it, even when falling onto rough concrete.

The color is starting to turn more of a beige due to handling and just the usual patina to a translucent, rubbery plastic case. It is what it is. I never expected it to STAY the original color based on its material.

It was a little expensive for what it is, but after living with it for this long and its kept my phone secure, undamaged, and as clean as can be expected; I would pay the price all over again with a smile on.

Disclaimer up front: I’m a loyal Android user. I have fiddled with my husband’s iPhone and it drives me bonkers. If you’re an Apple fan, take this review in that context. 😀 I bought the first generation Pixel when it first released.

I loved that phone and stuck with it for five years until the processor simply couldn’t keep up with my use anymore. At that time, the newer generation Pixels didn’t have great reviews, so I took a leap of faith and switched to a Samsung Note20.

I regretted the switch from day one and as soon as the 6 started wracking up positive reviews, I switched back and was reminded all over again why I loved the Pixel in the first place. Loves: Everything about Google Android is intuitive and user friendly.

The how’s and where’s of the Pixel just make sense to my brain. Google does a fantastic job of maximizing the Android ease of use. It is adaptive. The phone registers what I use most and makes those features more readily accessible.

Nifty and useful features, like Bedtime Mode, Safety and Spam Detect. I absolutely LOVE getting my silent notifications that a SPAM call was disconnected and blocked without any noise from my phone. I know, this technology is available on other devices, but it never worked quite right on the Note20 so this is the first time I’ve properly experienced the joy of no SPAM calls.

It fits my hand. It doesn’t make any sense, but it’s true. The Pixel 6 is about the same size as the Note20, but the Samsung always felt too big. The Pixel is easy to operate with only one hand. Drawbacks: Yes, the battery life leaves something to be desired.

I use my phone constantly throughout the day for work and personal use and I typically need to charge it sometime during the day or at night at home. While I have a hard time understanding why this is a problem for others, especially in light of how quickly it will charge with a lightning cable, I’ll acknowledge that it is a thing to be aware of when you purchase the phone.

Yes, the phone gets hot when it’s charging and in use. This seems to be a consistent oddity of Google phones. It has only ever been a problem for me (aka the phone actually overheating) when using GPS on my dashboard on a hot day while having the charger plugged in.

Avoid that specific set of circumstances, and the phone may get warm to the touch but doesn’t impact the functionality. Yes, the fingerprint sensor can be a little finicky. How firmly you press down on the sensor affects the response and if your finger slides at all during unlock, it may fail.

However, the Samsung Note fingerprint sensor was truly awful. It always took multiple attempts to unlock and about 60% of the time, it didn’t register at all so after trying the maximum number of times, I had to revert to my PIN.

While I have had to try a second time on the Pixel occasionally, not once has the biometrics failed out to the point that I have to revert to the PIN to unlock. All in all, I’m a brainwashed Android fanatic and I don’t intend to move away from the Google phone series ever again if I can help it.

Personally, I didn’t like this case at first. I only bought it because it added to the aesthetics of the Pixel so well, plus since it’s made by Google so it fits perfectly. However, the biggest problem that I had with it is that it’s so slippery.

Like really – there’s no grip to this thing at all. However, I picked up a PopSocket and since then I don’t worry about it anymore. Even though outwardly it looks like just rubbery plastic case, it’s actually a lot thicker in person and does feel like it will protect the device should it every be dropped.

If that every happens then I’ll update this review with the results. But overall, I am satisfied with this product. I actually bought two of them, the black one and the orange one for when I want to change some scenery.

My only advise is that if you’re looking for a case with some grip then this is not it.

Just got the case, it does a really nice job of making the phone feel as thin as naked. Love it. They did a really great job with the left and right edges, they did a better job accounting for the curved screen than my Spigen (though Spigen probably protects the front better because of the protruding edge).

Only wish is they made the side button cut outs bigger. They are the “correct” size now, but just like my previous Pixel 4 MNML case, the buttons feel worse because as you push in, you feel the outside edge of the case.

Bigger button openings would make the buttons feel natural, at the cost of very minimal loss of protection around them.

Case seems to be of the same quality as the previous case that I had on my previous phone for 3 years. Fits just as tight and it looks like the only change is where the power and volume buttons ate easier to push since they now have two slots and are not solid like before.

I like this but time will tell if this new design will hold up to years of use. Got lucky that I did not accidentally order the “+” version of this case as it would not have worked with the mounts that I already have without an adapter I would not have know I needed.

I would say that is would be better if that was better described for those of us who are familiar with the old cases and just order a new one, not knowing there was a change. Likewise if I knew there was a new version I may have explored that option and may have gone that way and bought a few of the other accessories.

Fits phone very snugly. Buttons easy to press. Face ID works and screen is mostly responsive to touch. Pattern of raised clear dots keeps cover raised off of phone touch screen for clarity and can only been seen when looking at white screen.

There are no holes for side buttons, ear speaker or microphone or for charging. Qi wireless charging doesn’t work through SP Connect case. Still happy with the purchase. It will keep phone dry and that is the purpose.

Easy to put in and take off before and after use in wet, or dusty weather.

Two things, love the SP case and mounting system. This rain weather cover traps water even in light rain. I had one S21 ruined, got the dreaded wet warning with access to USB charging blocked. My second phone was saved as I tried the case again and spotted water build up.

Still got the warning on the phone but fortunately it dried out. Most phones shed light rain well, you’re better off without this cover or placement of you phone elsewhere if things get really wet. I might just remove some material or punch so holes in the bottom or corners to stop water from pooling in the case.

I ordered a phone case for IPhone 13 pro along with everything for mounting on my motorcycle. Order number US41877. I was sent a case for cover for a 13. Does not fit my phone. I ordered a cover for my IPhone 13 Pro in order US41878.

I was sent a phone cover for a iPhone 12/12pro.