Ringke Onyx Magnetic Compatible with Google Pixel 9 Pro Case Cover Magnetic Military-Grade Protection TPU Shockproof Rugged Bumper Protection Google Pixel 9 Pro Back Cover - Dark Green

Very nice quality. Get it if find below 1500

The texture on the back of the case is different and gives a firm grip. The reduced width on sides is a good feature which keeps the overall width in check. Overall very happy with the quality and looks

I would have liked a better design, texture, look. Functionally, works great. Trustable magnets. Not bulk. Not intrusive. Value for money, not sure. Bought another Rs500 clear case. Does the same job, however, i am certain that will turn Yellow, which this case wont bother me with.

satisfied with this cover. It's strong, protective and the grip is excellent. however I think the magnetic ring could be improved and adding a few more color options would make it feel even more premium.

I got this as a replacement for the Spigen Liquid Air case which I have been using for sometime and felt it was a little heavy and bulky.The Ringke case feels slimmer. The textured surface on the sides help with better grip. The back is also textured which is good. The magnet works as expected. Overall happy with the purchase.

This a perfect case for my Google Pixel 9.The matte texture on the back feels like sandstone which helps in resting the fingers and the sides are very grippy.The cover has lanyard holes as well. The magnet attached to the back helps snapping it to Magsafe chargers (Pixel 9 is only Qi supported).The case is pure black in color so not transparent. Feels very durable. The cover has raised edges to cover the camera. It has raised edges on the top and bottom half of the cover.

The case is good and supports the mag safe charging, looks decent but should have felt better in hands for the asking price.Feels very rough while holding in hands, that's the only negetive but it matters a lot for a phone case.

Excellent coverSuperb grip

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J’ai testé la coque Ringke compatible avec le Google Pixel 9, et franchement, c’est un excellent choix si tu veux allier protection fiable et look soigné. La coque est bien finie, les matériaux sont de qualité et elle s’ajuste parfaitement au téléphone — pas de jeu, rien qui bouge.Le design est sobre mais moderne, tout en laissant visible la beauté du Pixel 9. Les boutons restent réactifs et faciles à presser, et les découpes sont parfaitement alignées avec les ports et les capteurs. La protection contre les chutes et rayures est vraiment rassurante, surtout au quotidien.Si tu veux une coque robuste, esthétique et efficace pour ton Pixel 9, la Ringke est un très bon choix à petit prix — je recommande sans hésiter!

pixel9pro XLの時と同じケースだったので安心感はある。

I've used Spigen cases for probably a decade now, but I was forced to go looking around again when I discovered there apparently is no Rugged Armor model (which was my model of choice) for the Pixel 11 Pro.I settled on 2 models, which seemed similar in terms of profile, performance, and price. The Spigen NanoPop and the Ringke Onyx. Ultimately, I found the Ringke Onyx to be a better fit for me. This review will focus on the Ringke and compare it with the Spigen.Camera protection:- Pros: The protection sticks out pretty far, and there's no gap (in fact, there's a lip that sits on the edge, which should reduce dirt ingress).- Cons: The protection sticks out pretty far and it's quite angular and perhaps more likely to snag coming in and out of a pocket.- Comparison with Spigen NanoPop: The part that sticks out for the camera on the Spigen is plastic, so in theory it should provide more protection, and the rubber that runs up to the lip is curved so it should slide into pockets without snagging, BUT there's a small gap on the bottom side of the camera, so I would expect it to fill up with dirt pretty fast. The protection doesn't stick out very far from the back, which may be better for snagging, but less good for drops.Sides:- Pros: The textured grip runs almost the full length of both sides. There's a small drop-down in the depth of the case edge, which makes swiping 'back' (the gesture) from the side of the screen easier. The buttons for power, volume up, and volume down are all distinguished by texture and can be easily distinguished without looking.- Cons: Can't think of any—they pretty much nailed it. Perhaps its angular nature? (For some people...)- Comparison with Spigen NanoPop: The Spigen grip is rounder than the flat sides of the Ringke, which I think is mostly personal preference. The grip of the Spigen only runs about half the length of the phone (I prefer the texture of the grip on the Ringke, as it's less like sandpaper). The edge depth of the Spigen is consistent around the phone (there's no drop-down), but this didn't impact the swiping 'back' as the edge is rounded.Back:- Pros: The texture makes it slide less off clothing (e.g. if you had it lying on it's back on your lap). It doesn't pick up fingerprints.- Cons: Texture/feel is kind of weird/plasticky.- Comparison with Spigen NanoPop: I prefer the feel of the Spigen to the textured back of the Ringke, but the Spigen seems to pick up fingermarks/grease and is more slippery on clothing/textiles.It works with the JETech Screen Protector (no real difference from the Spigen). Corner protection seems about the same as well.Disclaimer: I have not tested the Magnetic Case/PixelSnap aspect.TL;DR: The depth and fit of the camera protection, the different textures that distinguish the power button and volume up from down, the sides that have a drop-down in depth to make it easier to swipe from the side, and the textured side grips that cover the length of the phone are all reasons why I chose the Ringke Onyx over the Spigen NanoPop.

Cette coque est fine tiens bien main ne glisse pas des doigts et protège des rayures, mais il n'est pas certain qu'elle offre une protection suffisante contre les chocs importants.