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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022
I got my brand-new Pixel 7 Pro in white and started looking for a clear case as the phone is gorgeous and I didn't want the case to hide it.
I had Spigen cases in the past as well as cases from other brands, so I started browsing Amazon for clear cases as I'm not attached to a specific brand.
I was a little bit concerned by the actual shape of the Pixel 7 Pro that requires the case design and fit to be very precise because the metal bar for the cameras in the back of the phone protudes significantly form the back of the phone and requires a perfect fit for the case.
There are not too many clear cases for the Pixel 7 Pro yet, so I narrowed my search down to the Spigen case.
The case arrived well packed and undamaged despite being in a small box. The back of the case is rigid with the sides being more flexible. It was easy to put the case on the phone and when installed, you can feel that it hugs the phone very closely and will not get out by itself. I forgot to install my SIM so I had to take the case off and while it took some effort, it was easy because the case sides have enough flexibility.
I like the fact that the case is very slim and does not change the size of the phone much. The overall fit is perfect and the cutout for the cameras metal bar in the back is perfect and protects the metal bar with just an opening for the cameras themselves. This provides a small "bumper" over the camera bar that should protect the cameras in case of shocks in this area. Also protects the sides and part of the surface of the metal bar from scratches if you slide the phone over a rought surface.
The front of the case is minimalist. The long side borders are at the same level as the screen and the short sides are slightly higher. I think that the idea is to allow easy "finger sliding" accross the screen without the case borders interfering. And the screen shock protection is provided by the short side's bumpers. I assume that the design decision was taken after some testing so hope it works. Future will tell.
Usage of the volume and power buttons is not ampered by the case and they are easly operated and you feel them "click" very well. And the cutouts for the speakers, mike and USB plug are precise and exactly where they should be. As already mentioned, there is no cutout for the SIM trap so you need to install the SIM before to wrap the phone with the case.
All together, so far, I'm happy with this case. Great fit, does not change the aspect of the phone and the protection features seems well designed. The price is also very similar to other cases.
I had Spigen cases in the past as well as cases from other brands, so I started browsing Amazon for clear cases as I'm not attached to a specific brand.
I was a little bit concerned by the actual shape of the Pixel 7 Pro that requires the case design and fit to be very precise because the metal bar for the cameras in the back of the phone protudes significantly form the back of the phone and requires a perfect fit for the case.
There are not too many clear cases for the Pixel 7 Pro yet, so I narrowed my search down to the Spigen case.
The case arrived well packed and undamaged despite being in a small box. The back of the case is rigid with the sides being more flexible. It was easy to put the case on the phone and when installed, you can feel that it hugs the phone very closely and will not get out by itself. I forgot to install my SIM so I had to take the case off and while it took some effort, it was easy because the case sides have enough flexibility.
I like the fact that the case is very slim and does not change the size of the phone much. The overall fit is perfect and the cutout for the cameras metal bar in the back is perfect and protects the metal bar with just an opening for the cameras themselves. This provides a small "bumper" over the camera bar that should protect the cameras in case of shocks in this area. Also protects the sides and part of the surface of the metal bar from scratches if you slide the phone over a rought surface.
The front of the case is minimalist. The long side borders are at the same level as the screen and the short sides are slightly higher. I think that the idea is to allow easy "finger sliding" accross the screen without the case borders interfering. And the screen shock protection is provided by the short side's bumpers. I assume that the design decision was taken after some testing so hope it works. Future will tell.
Usage of the volume and power buttons is not ampered by the case and they are easly operated and you feel them "click" very well. And the cutouts for the speakers, mike and USB plug are precise and exactly where they should be. As already mentioned, there is no cutout for the SIM trap so you need to install the SIM before to wrap the phone with the case.
All together, so far, I'm happy with this case. Great fit, does not change the aspect of the phone and the protection features seems well designed. The price is also very similar to other cases.
