So many cases to choose from Spigen.

Thin Fit is the best looking case after the official case by Google. Rugged Armor is nice too. But I'm not a case kind of guy. So it's skins or none at all

Any one ordered from Google Play and receive this?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Nexus6P/comments/3...ay_from_google/

Those are given to Project Fi user.

I'm using rugged armor..but that neo hybrid ex case looks sweet to show off my dbrand skin..but price on their website is $34??!! Damn expensive!

The clear Ringke fusion hybrid would do the same and its only rm70.. Consider that?

Yeah..but i hate the rectangle design at the back

When u use the Galactica Skinwraps ... the clear case would be great

So far those can fit skin well is the Ringke Fusion & Spigen Ultra Hybrid.

Yesterday my LG G4 got an android upgrade... excited! I thought I was going to get 6.0... but nuuuuu... still 5.1 sigh... oh well... nexus it is then..

Only if Maxis offer this Nexus 6P on their Zerolution Plan.

how about nillkin or orzly???

I only know these from user review on Google+, haha. Some don't like the Spigen because of the camera bar cut-out.

Review on Cases: Source: https://plus.google.com/+ArtemRussakovskii/posts/G9QNaW8fMzk

Alright, guys, I've been testing 5 different Nexus 6P cases for a few weeks, and here are my thoughts.

The cases are:
- Diztronic gray $9.89 http://amzn.to/1O8CUx9
- Spigen Rugged Armor black $12.99 http://amzn.to/1O8CO8G 
- Adopted felt gray $34.99 http://andp.lc/1HM3nUo
- Adopted black $19.99 http://andp.lc/1HM3n72
- Adopted clear frost $19.99 http://andp.lc/1HM3n72

From least to most favorite:

5. Adopted Clear Frost. Oh my god, this thing is so ugly. It's not clear, and the frost makes it the ugliest case I've probably ever seen. It looks so much worse in person, I don't know why anyone would get it. I hate it so much, words can't express it. Plus, it suffers from the screenshot issue http://andp.lc/1Sg9kJm. Stay the hell away from this case.

4. Adopted Black. Much less ugly than the clear frost, but otherwise quite unoriginal. Suffers from the screenshot issue http://andp.lc/1Sg9kJm. The fit on all Adopted cases is quite good in general, but after a while you start noticing that the edges don't actually fit right and you can "adjust" them a bit. In other words, while the fit is tight, it's not actually as precise as it needs to be. At $20, it's worth half at best (and it already was 50% off during BF).

3. Diztronic. This is the case my wife ended up picking - she's had Diztronics on her OPO and OP2, and it works great for her. The case is the least snug of all 5 IMO, but its edges don't move around like the ones on the Adopted cases, and it doesn't suffer from the screenshot issue at all (http://andp.lc/1Sg9kJm). I took some photos of the insides of each case so that you can see what the button areas look like. This case is very plain though and doesn't have much grip, and for these reasons I don't quite like it. Oh, and the buttons have this weird click noise that bothers me. It may very well be the case for you though.

2. Adopted felt. I... really like this case and it's been my daily driver since I got it. However, recently it's gotten more annoying, and today I switched to my #1 pick - Spigen. The good parts:
- It's the most stylish one of the 5. The look is really unique and I really like it. It stands out right away, and people notice it.
- It's also the grippiest one due to all the felt. My fingers that spend a lot of time on the back of the case love feeling it instead of the plastic.
- It's snug.
- Did I mention how good it looks?
Now the negatives:
- It most definitely suffers from the screenshot issue (http://andp.lc/1Sg9kJm), and this is the primary reason I've moved on from it. In fact, sometimes when I press Power, it ends up pressing VolUp. It's fucking infuriating.
- $35 is quite steep, though I'd be fine with paying that if it worked better.
- The fit on the sides started bothering me - I started constantly adjusting it ever-so-slightly thinking it'd make the screenshot issue go away for a while, only to repeat the process again and again. The fit is snug in general, but it's still not right.
- I'm afraid the felt will start rubbing off after a while, and I'll end up with bold spots. It withstood my use for several weeks so far, but I think I'll eventually rub off visible patterns.

1. Spigen Rugged Armor. I feel like Spigen made the most balanced case of the ones I've tested. It's not perfect, but I think it's the least imperfect. It fits well, looks pretty good, and does not suffer from the screenshot issue (http://andp.lc/1Sg9kJm). And it's only $12.99.
The only negative part is that bottom strip of TPU around the charging port - it flexes way more than any of the other cases, and sometimes when my finger is there, it ends up flexing and moving it a bit. But it's a pretty small complaint. Also, I think it doesn't look as good as the Adopted felt, and doesn't feel as nice when I hold it, but I'll live.

So that's about it. All of the cases let the laser auto-focus do its job and don't cover it. All of them have ample space for the USB-C charger.

If you have any more questions, ask away and I'll try to answer them.

But the clear case normally tend to become yellowish after some time

I wish too

I say it will, probably around January/February I guess. Since Zerolution have some rare phone like G8 or OP2, so I'm not surprise they would have it.

Usually happens more to soft tpu clear case. Hard case less so.

If I were to pick, I would get the Adopted Felt one. Because it simply looks awesome hahahaha

Neo hybrid ex rocks


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