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The best Google Pixel 6 Pro cases and covers

The Google Pixel 6 Pro features a powerful Google-made chipset and a triple-lens camera. Protect it with the best Google Pixel 6 Pro cases available now.

The Google Pixel 6 Pro is Google's flagship-tier phone that boasts premium specs. The phone features a Google-designed Tensor chip, which is aiming to compete with Apple's Bionic range and Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon chips. On top of this, the phone packs a triple-lens rear camera and an appealing new design, with its rear camera bar helping it to stand out from the crowd. However, as enticing as it looks, you'll want to protect it with a cover. Fortunately, we've put together a list of the best Google Pixel 6 Pro cases you can buy right now. This covers everything from slimline covers to more durable and deluxe items.

This robust case from Otterbox will keep your phone safe in the toughest of conditions. It comes with a multilayer defense build that protects from drops and scratches as well as dust and lint. The makers claim this case will protect your device against four times as many drops as military-standard cases, so you know you're getting solid protection. The raised edges are ideal for protecting the screen and camera from damage. It is made of 50% recycled plastic and doubles up as a stand so you can enjoy content on your smartphone hands-free. It comes in three varieties — black, Pro, and Fort Blue (pictured) — so you can find what best suits your style.

First on our list is this clear case from Ringke. After all, you picked your Pixel 6 Pro's color to show it off, so why not do so with a transparent case? Ringke hasn't skimped on protection here though — this case has a durable clear bumper to cushion your phone against drops and provide a grippy finish in hand. There are also raised lips around the screen for extra protection and a dual QuikCatch lanyard hole you can easily attach your strap of choice to. All-in, this is an excellent case for your new Pixel phone for under $15.

Available in nine gorgeous colors — though we love Shaded Spruce (pictured), a deep forest green — Crave's Dual Guard case is the perfect companion for your Pixel 6 Pro. Constructed from high-quality TPU and PC, this compact case is easy to slip into a pocket or bag yet provides premium protection. The dual-layer case has a grippy finish to keep your phone firmly in your hand, with improved shock absorption and easy-click side keys. It has wireless charging compatibility, too.

Available in two shades — Soft Sage or Light Frost — Google's official case for the Pixel 6 Pro is no slouch in the protection department. The translucent dual-layer case allows your Pixel's color to shine through, and each case is crafted with over 30% recycled materials, making this a planet-friendly choice. Raised edges keep your screen safe from scratches, scuffs, and drops, too.

For those serious about drop protection, meet Incipio's Grip case, which offers up to 14 feet of drop protection thanks to Impact Struts. This case has multidirectional grips to prevent your phone from slipping, raised bezels to protect your screen and camera from scuffs, scratches, and cracks, and it's scratch- and discoloration-resistant, too. Incipio has built-in antimicrobial technology to prevent 99.9% of surface bacteria, and each case comes with a lifetime guarantee, so this could be the only case you'll ever need for your Pixel 6 Pro.

The Unicorn Beetle Pro Series Case from Supcase is a multilayered TPU and polycarbonate wonder offering up to 20 feet of ultimate drop protection. That's not all, though — there's a built-in screen protector to keep your phone's screen safe from scratches, precise cutouts for all ports and buttons, and a built-in kickstand for portrait or landscape hands-free viewing or video calls. Add a sci-fi-inspired design and you have yourself an excellent phone case for under $25.

Sometimes a sleek, classic style is best, like this leather case from Bellroy. Available in five colors, it's crafted from premium, eco-tanned leather that wraps your Pixel 6 Pro from edge to edge, cushioning it against drops and bumps. Bellroy's leather case is an environmentally friendly choice, made using its revolutionary DriTan technique, which saves water and reduces chemicals.

This leather case doesn't add bulk thanks to its super-slim profile, so it's ideal if you like to slip your phone into a pocket. The soft microfiber lining wards off scratches and marks on your Pixel 6 Pro's screen, too. Bellroy's leather case comes with a three-year warranty.

Spigen has a fairly wide range of Pixel 6 Pro cases, but this particular model is our favorite. It comprises a single layer of hard PC mixed with more flexible TPU, which together provide a good balance of durability and flexibility. It's made of sturdy stuff, and its use of Spigen's Air Cushion Technology means its corners can absorb shocks with the best of them. However, its most endearing feature is its full transparency, allowing you to show off the Pixel 6 Pro's radical redesign as if you have no case at all. It's also very slim compared to other cases, so it remains convenient and comfortable to use at all times.

Ghostek knows how to create modern cases that pack (or rather, deflect) a punch, and its Covert Clear Case for the Pixel 6 Pro is no exception. It has been drop-tested to a military-grade standard, with tests showing that it can suck up falls from up to 8 feet. Helping it out in this respect is the use of Ghostek's R2X shock-absorbing engineering, with the case's corners and bumpers helping to dampen falls and other impacts. Other protective features of note include the scratch-proof back (made of hard PC), as well as the raised bumpers and edges, which protect the phone's display and camera lenses. On top of this, the case is also appreciably slim and supports wireless charging, making it highly versatile.

Here's a Pixel 6 Pro case from Caseology that focuses on ergonomics as well as protection. Specifically, it sports a 3D Hexa Cube Design intended to increase traction, with ridges on the side also enhancing grip. Aside from this, it has been certified as offering military-grade protection, so it will take a fair amount of punishment before you even begin to suspect it might be suffering. It also adds raised bezels around the display and cameras, reducing the probability that either of these areas suffers targeted damage. Looking beyond its ruggedness, the case is also laudably well-designed, featuring a two-toned coloring that's available in Ash Gray, Sage Green, and gold. It's also pretty cheap.

We love wallet-style cases, and here's the best one you can currently find for the Pixel 6 Pro. Manufactured by Olixar, it's made from 100% genuine soft-grain leather. This feels great to the touch, and when combined with the underlying PC layer, it also provides a very good level of protection, something heightened by the fact that it also covers the front of the phone. As a wallet case, it comes with slots for cards and cash, allowing you to forget about your usual wallet. It also boasts a built-in viewing stand function, so you can watch movies or talk with friends with ease. You can also get it in and out of your pockets or handbag easily since the case doesn't pack much unnecessary weight.

Here's a quirky little Pixel 6 Pro case that offers a very convenient holster in addition to protection for your new phone. A holster clip allows you to attach it to your belt, keeping your phone within close and easy reach. Of course, this novel feature wouldn't count for much if the cover also didn't protect the Pixel 6 Pro reasonably well, so we're pleased to report that it does indeed fulfill this function. It's made of a hard polycarbonate that has been treated (with powder) to offer increased durability, so it will keep your phone protected from the vast majority of everyday accidents. Not only that, but its microfiber lining means that it will also keep the phone's rear scratch-free. One other nice feature is that the case also comes with a kickstand, so when combined with the holster clip, it is one of the most versatile Pixel 6 Pro cases out there. It also supports wireless charging.

If you're bored of run-of-the-mill, generic plastic cases, this cover from LoveCases may be just the ticket. Made from gel-based plastic, it provides plenty of flexibility and convenience while also affording enough protection to guard the Pixel 6 Pro against most damage, including raised bezels that protect the screen and camera lenses. Most notably, the case features a colorful rainbow design that adds personality to your phone, while LoveCases also offer a range of other designs in the same line, so you can really choose according to your tastes. In addition to the design, the case is also one of the thinnest and most lightweight covers currently available for the Pixel 6 Pro, adding very little weight to the phone and allowing you to use it without fuss. Comes with all the right ports and cutouts in all the right places.

Here’s a Pixel 6 Pro case for anyone who wants to make sure that their phone won’t be damaged any time soon. Manufactured by Poetic, it has been drop-tested to a military-grade standard and promises it’s shockproof, fall-proof, and scratch-proof. The use of raised lips also protects the phone’s camera lenses and screen, making it more difficult to harm the device. If that weren’t enough, Poetic has also thrown in a built-in front frame, which attaches to the case to provide all-over protection and to make your Pixel essentially damage-proof. Its pull-out kickstand also makes it easy to watch media hands-free in either a portrait or landscape orientation. Sure, it may not be the prettiest case out there, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a more protective one.

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