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Enter the Magsafe accessory world
I have been testing Magsafe accessories for years, and you must totally take advantage of the vast ecosystem with its new pixel. Whether you want a magnetic wallet or a telephone tripod, we have many recommendations tested with cable in our guides. Most of them should work without fail in the Pixel 10 series. Here are:
Other cases and accessories that we like
Mous Clarity Pixelsnap Case for $ 70: This is my second clear favorite case after Dbrand’s Ghost 2.0. There are a thick bumper around the phone to absorb the impacts, a solid magnetic connection and a good lip around the screen to keep it away from the ground. The buttons are also clicky.
Otterbox Symmetry Clear Pixelsnap Case for $ 60: This is a pleasant and clear case that also has certified pixels. The cuts are precise, the edges rise slightly on the screen and offer a decent grip. If you prefer a completely clear case without a separate bumper, this will satisfy it.
Spigen parallage, Nano Popand Liquid air pixels for $ 19: I have tried several cases of Spigen, and the resistant armor is my favorite this year (see above). These other options have different designs, but are solid cases for money. I found the slippery parallage, and the sides also felt a bit cheap. The Pop Nano had a decently frightening texture at the edges, but liquid air is one of my favorite Spigen designs. The buttons are a bit more rigid than I would like. However, these are minor nitps. They are excellent cases for less than $ 20, especially considering that everyone is made for Google-Certified.
SPIGEN GLASTR EZ FIT TEMPLATED GLASS SCREEN PROTECTIVE FOR $ 20 (2 PACKAGE): This is the best explosion for your money when it comes to screen protection. Spigen gives you two in the box, and its application tool makes it impossible to make an error when installing the tempered glass protector. There is even a brush tool to remove air bubbles. All that for $ 20.
Case of UAG Pathfinder pixels for $ 60: Someone probably like how this case is seen. That person is not me, but clearly, there is a market for this style. If you fall in that camp, there is not much to complain about Pathfinder, except that I found the slightly rigid buttons than usual. Mark all the other boxes, with a lip elevated on the screen, but I can’t find it so attractive (I’m sorry).
UAG glass shield screen protector for $ 40: UAG includes the usual wet wipe, the dust extraction label and the microfiber fabric, and there is a plastic peel that places on top of its pixel to use as a guide when applying the tempered glass screen protector. It is not the easiest method that I have tried, since there is room for some error (and potential to obtain dirt or a stain at the bottom as it applies), but it was quite fast and painless, and the air bubbles disappeared quickly.
Burga difficult case for $ 50: This is one of the few non -magnetic cases that I have tried for the Pixel 10 series. Burga does not yet have its 10 pixel cases on the website, but says it plans to add them soon. If QI2 and the magnets in these phones do not care, this is a perfectly good case, and Burga has tons of designs among which you can choose. The exterior is a hard plastic peel, but the phone is wrapped in a soft rubber cover that absorbs the impacts. The buttons are quite click, not the most receptive, and there is a solid lip around the screen.
Poetic Guardian and Poetic Revolution case for $ 25: Poetic sent me two of his cases to test the Pixel 10 series. One thing to keep in mind is that the poetic includes a screen protector that is embedded in the case, such as the cases of the old school that offered complete protection. Unfortunately, the quality of the screen protector is not really excellent (there is a visible circul I have no magnets.
