Ringke for Google Pixel 9 Pro Case, Onyx (Magnetic Dark Green)

Writing this as a bit of a snob. I'll hold my hands up and admit... I'm a snob when it comes to my text. Currently writing this review on a setup worth north of £5k. Normally, I avoid products like this as I view them as "cheap" and "poor quality", however, Ringke have actually blown my socks off with this product. Previously, I have used a QuadLock Mag case and Bellroy. Now to give credit where credits due, QuadLock did save my phone from a 60mph+ motorbike accident. However, neither of these cases compare to the thought that has gone into the Ringke case. The design of this case compliments all the original features of the phone. The camera bar is maintained, the hard edges of the phone are as designed and it's not bulky at all... And at the same time, it addresses issues many cases do not... The grip is perfect, it doesn't feel like I'm holding onto glorified sandpaper. It's genuinely perfect. I often have my phone on my lap whilst sitting, this case ensures the phone stays put. The case is made of a lovely material that feels like a very quality polymer and the case is super easy to install. It's a snug fit without the fighting. So thank you Ringke, 10/10 in my books. Disclaimer: I haven't dropped this phone as of yet so I cannot comment on the durability or drop protection on the case. If I haven't updated this review to reflect any downsides, assume the quality is great. I will update the review if it doesn't protect my phone or discolors.

This is a case that has it all,it's extremely grippy which to me is important,it's fingerprint proof and looks clean. The protection is fantastic especially and I recommend the pixel snap version it's so handy and less than £20

Great case I was sceptical because its on the mid price range but I am pleasantly surprised. Things I've noticed: Good grip, Texture at the back is nice and course, The case is plastic but it doesn't feel cheap, Fit is superb, Doesn't make my phone bulky and unwieldy. Fits spigen screen protector flawlessly. Magnet is on the weaker side, might not be ideal for car mounts.

Good fit and feels premium. Product has all the features described. Good grip and non slip. Have another brand too but Ringke is premium and mainly gives good strong support at the edges and elevated support for the camera.

I've always favoured a "folio" or wallet case in the past but I've moved away from keeping cards with phones so I've got one of those as a spare (never had a problem with my phones when I've dropped them in one of those but they are bulky) to a Ringke Onyx Magnetic. Good points: The Ringke has been a very pleasant surprise. Far better in terms of ergodynamics than the Spigen Tough Armour I've got on my Pixel 3a. In the hand the Ringke feels great. Grip is excellent so it feels secure and never slippy. The Ringke has like ridges on the surface which for me are the perfect compromise between feeling too raised and giving excellent grip. I've obviously not dropped tested it but it feels solid. All the buttons and holes are spot on and my phone fits snuggly in the case but not too tight that it's impossible to take the phone out of the case. I really like the "extra" protection you get with this case around the camera "bump". And a nice extra are the security holes on both bottom corners so you can attach a lanyard for security should you choose on either side. Downside: The only downside is the raised top and bottom lip which is obviously done for protection purposes but can sometimes interfer with my ability to use the swipe actions on the screen from the bottom edge of the screen which is why it drops a star. But then, that's a trade off. Protection or ease of use. Perhaps they could taper the "ridge" so that it reduces as you move to the centre bottom of the phone and then raises up again as you approach the corner but that's a small quibble. Conclusion: If you could give half a star I'd definelty give the Ringke Onyx 4.5 / 5. A make I'll be considering again if I ever need a new case for a phone.

Lovely case which, despite giving great protection to the phone, also manages to maintain a slim profile and feels great in the hand. This case has amazing grip and has totally fixed my face drop issues when using my phone in a reclined posture (my last case was super slippy). Great case for a decent price as expected of Ringke.

The case itself is good and appearance and the magnets in the back are strong. However, the case started significantly discoloring within only one week of having it, and now looks terrible when I have only had it 3 weeks.

The magnet is not strong enough to hold the phone up to a vertical metal surface, where some grips I have used were. For the price, I would have expected it to be stronger. However, it is strong enough for any magsafe (or pixelsnap) accessories, like chargers and grips. The material is good. It is grippy. Good quality. Great fit. 4/5, 1 star taken for the price and the magnet.

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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。

The magnet is not strong enough for this one. And the fit on the phone is a little bit loose. But the holes for the lanyard is what makes this product sold for me.

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.