Google Pixel Cases

Pixel 10 back to Pixel 4, plus the Pixel Fold, sorted by series in the row above. Each generation changed the camera housing, so each one has its own patterns.

Pixel owners tend to arrive here because the choice elsewhere is plastic. There is not much leather cut for these phones, and almost none of it is full-grain.

• Pixel 6 and 7: a bar running the full width of the back
• Pixel 8: the same bar, rounder corners on the body
• Pixel 9 and 10: an island that stops short of the edges

That single detail is why cases do not carry over between Pixel generations, even when the screen size stays the same.

Lucca is the slim snap-on. Capri adds card slots to the back of it. Florence-flex is the folio wallet, and Ravenna is the folio whose wallet half unclips. Trieste covers the Pixel Fold.

Everything is full-grain cowhide with a suede lining, and the wallet models carry an RFID blocking layer behind the cards.

Snap-on wallet cases take two or three cards, folios four or five, all with RFID blocking behind the slots. Wireless charging works through the leather with the phone side against the pad.

The under-screen fingerprint reader on current Pixels is unaffected by any case here.

Full-grain cowhide, suede lining, stitched along the full edge. It darkens where you handle it rather than wearing thin, which is the difference between full-grain and the split leather most leather-look cases use.

Engraving is available for 18.90 dollars on the product page.

Google redesigns the back of the Pixel more often than most manufacturers, so cases rarely carry over between generations.

• Pixel 10 and 9: full width camera bar, with magnetic charging supported on the newer models.
• Pixel 8 and 7: camera bar present but narrower, and no magnet ring inside the phone itself.
• Pixel 6: the first bar design, taller than the ones that followed.
• Fold and Flip models: separate shells entirely, because the hinge changes everything.

The selector on each product page lists only the phones that case actually fits. If your Pixel is not in the list, we do not make a case for it yet, and we would rather tell you that than sell you something approximate.

If you are buying for someone else and cannot get your hands on their phone, the safest route is to ask them to read the model name out of Settings, then About phone. Pixel bodies change shape often enough that guessing from a photograph is not reliable.