OtterBoxThin Flex Series case for Google Pixel FOLD - Pacific Reef (Blue)

Here's what I like about this OtterBox case. It is OtterBox! Everything that you come to like about their brand, the cleanness the refined look the simplicity. Most of all, the protection you're looking for. Let's face it. Our phones are more expensive than ever these days. Especially if we have a foldable. I tried another brand that was more expensive than the OtterBox only to be failed by broken parts and lack of superior protection. It is up to us as individuals not lecturing anyone to make sure we don't drop these guys. But yes the occasional dropping does happened. I did drop mine. The case flew off after it did land. However I was not mad that it popped off. I have to hold on to my phone. It fell again but this time face down and it did its job in protecting it. I love this case. The edges may look sharp but it doesn't feel sharp. I love the feel of it in my hand as a phone. And it feels very grippy which I love. The case doesn't leave a bunch of finger marks. I love the flat matte look. It is very hard trying to shop for this style of phone. Google didn't do us the best with the design but the functionality I do love. That's another review. They have done their best to protect the phone. You judge from yourself on the pictures. But I love the fact that this particular case does not have a floating side notch deal that covers where it folds. The other case was very annoying. This one provides a very clean simplistic look. Thank you OtterBox for doing your best to protect my phone.

I am accident prone so having a strong case to protect my phone is a must. That being said the OtterBox has already protected my phone from several drops onto tile, asphalt, and concrete. Not only is my phone still not broken but the case itself still looks like it's right out of the box! The front panel of the case has also stayed firmly on the phone (it's an issue I've had with other companies' cases). Overall a great protective case for those with butter fingers such as myself.

Case does the job as I've had other cases for the pixel fold that break within a few months. But the same thing that others are saying with the sharp edge can make it uncomfortable to hold. Having a pop socket helps minimize needing to hold the phone

Kind of a garbage phone case. I've had this case less than a year, it fits good at first but starts to fall apart after a month or two. I've had to two-way tape the case back on, twice now. The case starts to shift and eventually pops off when the adhesive that holds the case to the phone fails. This happened a few times before I taped it the second time (had to use 3m adhesive promoter). I had to rip off the rubber band that acts as a bumper around the front half of the case. I've tried gluing that back on a few times before deciding to remove it. Underneath that band the case has started to rip and split apart.

This ottobox is perfect, for my Google pixel foldI like that I can protect all my screens and phone from dropping.what I don't like it's it's black caseI wish they could make the Google pixel fold 9case for the shorter mini version of Google pixel fold mini I think mine is a 5or7

Yeah we all know it, we're all thinking it. This isn't the full wrap-around that you're used to. But I'm glad they're looking at different form factors and being creative with what they CAN do. If you want your Pixel Fold to lay flat on the back, this is about your only option though (or it was when I bought it...), which means it has a retinue of distinct pro/cons:PRO: The lack of hinge means like another half a centimeter of width saved when folded, which helps when it burgeons pockets enough without one. I tried other cases and my male pockets felt bursting. Huge benefit when even my very long piano fingers struggle to hold it in one hand like I want to.CON: The lack of hinge means you're getting a REAL SHARP corner which, once you get used to it, is... not actually bad. Definitely a growing pain that I'm seeing in the other reviews. You will get a pretty nasty silhouette on your pants pocket but that's the age we live in. Might be a concern for harder-working jobs, actually?CON: The lack of hinge means you're leaving a raw edge of phone exposed when folded, which will still be vulnerable to drops and constantly get dust. I'm fairly safe but I always felt overprotective of that raw edge.CON: I... never really used the unfolded feature of the Fold. I know that's an argument against the phone itself, but I am also trying to indicate the use scenario of covering the hinge with a different case. For the record it would never lay 180 flat with the case anyways.The biggest reason I'm writing this review is that the unfolding would exacerbate a different issue, the rubber(? PVC?) banding around the edge of the case. It's been stretching as I use it in my fingers. So eventually it stretched beyond where it was supposed to and past the midpoint where it could unfold without bumping into itself. Later on the whole soft grip would eventually detach itself, and it doesn't take to re-adhesion at all. I've had this case for 8 months now, and it would've been faster if I unfolded my phone more. I may not know the going rate for case lifespans, but especially of OtterBox I expected it to last at least a year, minimum.The adhesive to the phone itself has felt sturdy enough to stay on it, so not like it'll come up without the phone itself. The plastic casing has not worn. For such a thin bit of material, it is actually very resistant. But the rubber edge, man... I will detract it this much for the case as a whole not lasting the year.

I initially got the case, and liked it. Felt durable and was very light. I've not put it through anything, but it definitely feels like it could hold up being dropped or something.However, after about six months the rubber siding started peeling off. Initially put some glue to try to fix it, but now other parts are coming up. Kinda sad. I thought with getting a case from a big name that it would be a little more durable.

Great product