for Pixel 9/9 Pro Case, Ultra Hybrid (2024) [Anti-Yellowing] [Military-Grade Protection] - Clear | 2024, Anti-Yellowing

I'm thoroughly impressed with the Spigen phone case for my Google Pixel 9a. As a fan of minimalist designs, I was excited to try out this case, and it has exceeded my expectations. Design and Build Quality: The case arrives with a sleek and slim profile that fits my Pixel 9a perfectly. The precision cutouts for the camera, charging port, and speakers ensure a seamless user experience. The material feels premium, with a subtle texture that provides a secure grip. Protection: I've put the case to the test by accidentally dropping my phone a few times, and I'm relieved to report that it's performed flawlessly. The case has absorbed shocks and protected my phone's screen and body from any damage. The raised edges around the screen provide additional protection against scratches. Functionality: The case doesn't interfere with wireless charging, and I've had no issues using it with my favorite accessories, such as a wireless charging pad and a USB-C cable. Compatibility: Spigen has done an excellent job ensuring the case fits snugly around my Pixel 9a. The cutouts are precisely aligned, making it easy to access all the phone's features. Verdict: If you're looking for a reliable, well-designed, and protective case for your Google Pixel 9a, I highly recommend the Spigen phone case. It's a great investment for anyone who wants to safeguard their device without sacrificing style. Pros: Perfect fit for Google Pixel 9a Premium material and build quality Effective protection against drops and scratches Compatible with wireless charging and accessories Cons: None! Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase, and I would definitely recommend the Spigen phone case to fellow Pixel 9a owners.

This is an excellent clear phone case. It has protective stickers on either side to prevent scratches until you put it on your phone, which is a nice feature. And it shows off the look of the bare look of the phone if that's what you like. My only complaint is it doesn't work well with a lot of MagnaSafe devices. After a few tries you can get it to stick for a minute and it will charge but then the magnet will give way and eventually it falls off. If you don't have any MagnaSafe chargers and don't plan on using them and you want to show off the look of the phone out of the box without covering it up, it's a good choice. II haven't used it long enough to have any evaluations of how it holds up or how it protects the phone from drops. The grip is also good. Not slippery.

I bought this transparent Spigen case for my wife's new Pixel 9a which has the color she likes so much. The case fits perfectly, adds sufficient grip and allows for setting the phone face down without impacting the screen and is not bulky. It is also compatible with wireless charging which we have not used but access to wired charging is perfect. This is her second smart phone and my Pixel 6a is my fourth and we've purchased Spigen cases for all but my first. We've had up till recently different manufactures but in all of the Spigen cases there was excellent durability and fit and all look like new after years of use except one which I damaged. In any event Spigen cases have served us well. i must state though I have never tried wireless charging but Spigen states that this particular case is compatible. They do have MagSafe type cases available. In any event this case pops right on to the designated phone with no problem but like most cases if you frequently remove and re-set it you can stretch or damage it.

First off it's a Spigen case, and I've always been satisfied with their performance over years of use going back to my first Spigen for a Pixel 3. The flexible TPU material offers a smooth but grippy surface around the edge of the case, providing you a comfortably solid hold on the phone. Spigen brand markings are tastefully restrained, cutouts for the camera ledge/pod and various other openings well-crafted, and the press-through buttons on the side nice and "clicky". Visually, the ZeroOne version is really stunning coming out of the box. The smoked clear material and the graphics outside and inside the case combine to create the convincing illusion that you have a Pixel 9 with a transparent case! If you're into this "exposed tech" aesthetic, the ZeroOne is a real winner. One star off for a questionable choice on the polycarbonate (PC) finish. The smooth surface on the TPU is fine for making the perimeter grippy as noted, but carrying that high-gloss look across much of the case's PC back makes for a surface that quickly collects smudges and fingerprints, marring the clean "high-tech" look unless regularly wiped down. When I say "much of" the back, I mean that Spigen PARTIALLY addressed this, i.e., a subtly "frosted" block covers the bulk of the transparent area. Depending on the light this does sacrifice a little of the detail in the "fake innards" design, but looks far better day to day than smudged-up "glossy" bits. If they ever correct this and lightly "frost" the whole back I might actually re-purchase the case - I like the look that much.

Beautifully clear case. Protective and fits like a glove. I like that it has a "lip" for lack of a better word that rises above the screen and protects. You'll want to remove fingerprints regularly because it's a clear shiny surface and that's what clear shiny surfaces do, but they come off quickly. A great purchase.

This is my second Spigen Ultra Hybrid case, having recently upgraded from my Pixel 6A to the Pixel 8, which needs a very slightly different sized case. I've been very satisfied with this Spigen model for the following reasons: - it feels very comfortable in your hand, smooth but not slippery - its silicon construction provides just the right combination of shock absorption and protection from penetration by a sharp object, with slightly thickened "bumpers" at the corners for extra protection, and a protective raised lip safeguarding the screen when it's placed (or lands) face down - the various ports and buttons are perfectly aligned with the phone - the power button, which sits just above the smooth paired volume control buttons, has slight ridges on it providing a tactile differentiation that minimizes the risk of pressing the wrong button when you're not looking at the phone (I tried to capture this in the photo; it may be difficult to see the power button ridges vs the smooth volume buttons, but trust me on this). This is impressive attention to detail on the part of Spigen! - the clear case lets you appreciate whatever pleasing color you've selected for your Pixel phone - Although I only recently purchased this case, I experienced no yellowing or degradation of the identical case I used for roughly a year with my Pixel 6a - compared to a different harder shell (and somewhat more garish) case I tried out, this one slips more easily into a tight pocket due to a slightly shallower, but still very protective, protrusion over the rectangular lens band on the back of the phone. The only potential improvement I can identify for this case is that, while certainly not difficult, it would be even easier to slide it into a tight pocket if the (admittedly shallow) lens protrusion was beveled rather than at a 90 degree angle (which I tried to show in the second photo). To my knowledge no case manufacturer does this. So take this as a suggestion for a possible future product enhancement from a guy with a lot of product management experience, Spigen!

Does exactly what I was needing: protects my Pixel 9a well and still allows its beautiful porcelain color and and sassy nature to say "Hey, I bet you wish I were in YOUR hand, no?" Haha ... Good product at a fair price.

This case has been a decent case for the last 10 months, but I noticed within the last 2 months it has discolored really bad. It's marketed as "anti-yellowing" but unfortunately mine has turned pretty yellow. Drop protection is great, feels good in hand, but the discoloration makes it unappealing and as if my phone is dirty.