Best Google Pixel 7 Pro cases in 2025
TheGoogle Pixel 9-seriesis right around the corner, but Google’s long-term support ensures that the two-year-oldPixel 7 Prois still an excellent choice, especially forphotographyenthusiasts. Frequently discounted, the phone is available for a great price, saving you hundreds off the list price.
It goes without saying that you’ll want to protect your new investment with a good case and a screen protector. Got one for a while? A fresh case might be exactly what you need to spruce it up a bit. No matter your reasoning, we’ve got a case option for you. Here are the best Google Pixel 7 Pro cases it’s possible to buy in 2024.
After almost a year of use and abuse, the Caseology Parallax remains an utter champion. The textured sides grip easily even when your hands are super-sweaty in the summer, and the shallow cube pattern across the back creates perfect resting places for your fingertips. While it’s only tested to four feet, it’s survived plenty of abuse.
If you’re looking for something visually interesting and super rugged, don’t skip the Dbrand Grip series. It comes in some simple, some interesting, and some relatively aggressive skin designs, wrapped around a dependable and well-engineered protective layer that’s comfortable and easy to hold. It’s not cheap, but it is one of the absolute best.
If you don’t want to cover up your great-looking high-end smartphone (owners of the Hazel Pixel 7 Pro, we’re looking at you), you’re able to’t do better than the Spigen Ultra Hybrid. Instead of the middling-quality transparent materials used by many other clear cases, its back consists of hard plastic that adds protection and a precise fit over the long term.
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The Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro Series combines a rugged exterior with excellent internal cushioning to make it one of the toughest Pixel 7 Pro cases on the market. The built-in kickstand works upright, too, making it perfect for last-minute video calls or going on a massive TikTok binge during your lunch break.
As the first case manufacturer to ever participate in the Made For Google program, it’s no surprise that Bellroy continues to make one of the best models. Its premium leather exterior looks great enough out of the box, and over time it’ll develop a natural patina that adds a well-tread look to today’s most advanced mobile technology. We also like the variety of bold colors Bellroy offers.
The Speck ImpactHero’s 8-foot drop rating might come as a surprise since it looks pretty understated and doesn’t cost much from most retailers. But its dependability easily upholds Speck’s great reputation, and it’s even treated with an antimicrobial layer to minimize pathogen growth. We just wish it came in more colors.
Most wallet cases add a significant amount of bulk and weight to a phone, but not this one from Encased. Instead, it uses MagSafe magnets on the back to firmly attach a removable storage space for payment cards and a little cash. The extra-tall bezels are a nice touch, too, and help keep the front glass from cracking, though some users find them less comfortable than others.
Taking premium phone cases to the next level, Pela makes its wide range of protective coverings out of 100% compostable materials. In other words, you can literally toss it in your compost pile years from now when you’re done with it and let the microorganisms do their thing. Possibly just as important are the many novel and artistic designs you can choose from.
The Liquid Air series from Spigen remains one of the best slim-built cases, especially for big and heavy phones like the Pixel 7 Pro. The grooved texture on the outside affords plenty of traction, and the compact design hides thoughtfully designed air cushioning to keep things in one piece. We especially like the subtle navy blue version over the standard black.
The Pixel 7 Pro is big, and somewhat slippery. So add some extra grip and a respectable level of protection with this PU Leather case by X-Level. It comes in four colors and is about as thin as a case can be without sacrificing rigidity and durability. It also costs next to nothing.
They don’t get much more durable than the Poetic Guardian, which boasts a whopping 20-foot drop protection rating and an optional integrated screen protector. Unlike a lot of rugged cases, it sports a clear back panel, so you don’t miss out on the colorway of your Pixel 7 Pro. Take note, though, that it’s pretty bulky.
Pixel 7 Pro users may ultimately decide that Google’s official case serves them best. The first-party protective shell has been lacking in previous generations, but this isn’t the case for the Pixel 7 Pro. This case is made from polycarbonate and aluminum (acting as a polished, metallic highlight for the button covers) and sports recycled materials, too.
Otterbox is synonymous with heavy-duty phone cases, and the Defender Series is exactly why. Its rock-solid construction keeps your smartphone as safe as can be, and Otterbox is blessedly branching out in terms of colors. This time, we’re partial to the classy blue and brown color scheme known as Blue Suede Shoes.
The VRS Damda Glide Pro represents one of the fanciest smartphone wallet case designs, with a self-actuating storage compartment door that opens at the touch of a button. On top of the increased functionality, the combination of metal and other premium materials makes this one of the most premium-feeling and dependable cases out there, although it does disable wireless charging.
For style and defense, the Crave Dual Gard is one of our favorite Google Pixel 7 Pro cases. Available in nine different colors, the Crave’s combination of TPU, polyurethane, and polycarbonate materials makes it ideal for protecting against scratches and scuffs. The case is also very easy to hang onto and doesn’t add too much extra bulk to the Pixel 7 Pro.
How to pick a Pixel 7 Pro case
The Google Pixel 7 Pro is a fairly large phone. As a result, it can be a little difficult to handle and keep safe without added protection. Fortunately, there are plenty of case options out there to keep your Pixel 7 Pro safe from drops, dings, and scratches. Whether you’re a fan of heavy-duty cases for the best in impact defense or a minimalist design for a sleek look and feel, there’s something for everyone in this roundup.
This includes the Caseology Parallax; it’s the top overall choice due to its military-grade drop testing paired with an ultra-slim profile for the best of both worlds. The Spigen Ultra Hybrid is similar in protective quality while costing less than Caseology’s best design, so will suit if your budget is a little lower.
However, for those seeking a more unique look and have a bigger budget to play with, the dbrand Grip is a great choice. Few manufacturers offer the same deep reservoir of interesting skins to customize your look — especially once you get into additions for the camera bar.
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I randomly discovered Torras Marsclimber after doing some random Googling and checking Reddit, but it doesn’t seem to be available anymore. The link in your article is to the 7a variant and it isn’t on their website anymore either. If you click on their store on Amazon and go to Google, there is a Pixel 7 Pro listing, but it lists only for 7a cases.
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