Encased Google Pixel 4a Case (2020 Scorpio Armor) Military Grade Rugged Phone Protective Cover (Black)

Ive been using it for two months and counting and the best review I can give is: It feels safe. I feel confident about it. Yes, its quite big (not gigantic like other cases but big) but it is what it is. It feels like an armor and thats good. You sacrifice a little handling commodity over security and mental relaxation. I bought it with a tempered glass and I believe it was a great choice.

Overall an okay case for the price. Its a bit chunky which I guess is good for protecting the phone but its essentially like carrying two phones. My biggest complaint was with how the back finger sensor opening was shaped. Unless you hold the phone in a certain way it wont read correctly.

Really nice case! Feels light and slim but not some fragile case. Photos speak for themselves.

Easy to hold and durable!

It is a minimalistic case but seems to me very durable. I purchased it mainly to protect my phone and be able to stick a metal plate on the back for my magnetic phone holders. The case is not too slick and looks good too. It fit the bill well and no problems this far.

Its ok but the buttons are difficult to push and it didnt feel as secure as the other case I wound up using.

My favorite feature is the straight edge. Rounded edges are hard to hold and tend to be slippery. The holes are perfectly in place.

Fits Google Pixel 4a exactly and is rugged. Helps immensely with grip.

I bought this for my sons new Google Pixel 4a and its a great case for him (teenager). So far it seems durable and looks like it can protect the phone if dropped (which hasnt happened yet). The case also feels good to hold and the case buttons for the power and volume are aligned exactly with the phone so they work great.

Fits the Pixel 4a perfectly. Not too bulky, but its raised enough so that the screen with a screen protector wont touch the surface youre resting your phone on face down. Nice design overall. The buttons on the side lose their tactile clickiness. Its hard to explain unless you actually touch it yourself. The main offender is the power button. In all honesty its pretty annoying. The volume buttons arent affected as much as the power button though.