The best Google Pixel 4a cases you can get

The Pixel 4a was Google’s most affordable device when it was released, and it offered that special Google sauce without breaking the bank. Despite being a budget-friendly device, you’ll want to protect it no matter what. If you’re planning to hang on to your small Pixel for a few more years, here are the best cases you can get for the Pixel 4a.

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The best Google Pixel 4a cases:

Caseology Vault

Caseology’s Vault keeps the simple, sleek look that defines the Pixel 4a. It comes in matte black with a texturized TPU finish that’s easy to grip. The Caseology Vault uses a 1.2mm lip around the screen and a 2mm lip around the camera for some added peace of mind. Better yet, the Caseology Vault is MIL-STD 810G certified for military-grade drop-resistance.

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Otterbox Symmetry

As the toughest name in phone cases, it should come as no surprise that Otterbox is on our list. The Symmetry is another hybrid case with a polycarbonate back panel locked in place with a TPU bumper. It’s a crystal-clear case that’s perfect if you want to show off your brand-new Pixel 4a. Port covers keep dirt and debris away from the phone’s precious internals, and the case is thin enough to support wireless charging.

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Caseology Parallax

The second option from Caseology adds hybrid protection and a unique triangular finish to the brand-new Pixel 4a. You can try the Parallax in Classic Blue, Coral Pink, Matte Black, and Google’s own Purple-ish finish. The case combines a soft TPU shell with a rigid polycarbonate bumper for MIL-STD certified protection. Precise cutouts also allow for easy access to all of the ports and buttons. It’s not the thinnest, but it is one of the most stylish cases you can buy for the Pixel 4a.

Spigen Rugged Armor

Spigen is a dominant name in phone cases, and its second appearance on this list shows just what it can do with flexible TPU designs. The Rugged Armor comes in a matte black finish with carbon fiber detailing, and the flexible design means it’s easy to apply or remove in seconds. Although the case itself is relatively thin, it utilizes a spider web pattern on the inside and raised lips for reinforcement.

Spigen Tough Armor

The next Spigen Pixel 4a case is by far the company’s bulkiest, but it’s a great bet if you want maximum protection. The Tough Armor lives up to its name with a hybrid TPU and polycarbonate design. The soft bumper guards against drops, and the rugged outer shell stands up to daily scratches. It has a kickstand built into the back, and although it may not be the most durable it’s strong enough to support a phone as light as the Pixel 4a with ease.

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PHNX thin case

Rugged cases are great for keep your device safe, but what if you want something lighter? The PHNX thin phone case is wafer-thin at just .35mm thick, meaning it adds virtually zero weight or bulk to your Pixel 4a. Of course, that also means it won’t stand up to many drops, but if you’re careful, that won’t be an issue. It’s also completely plain on the outside, with no visible branding. It comes in matte black, frosted white, and frosted black.

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Crave Dual Guard

The next option on the list, the Crave Dual Guard, is a solid pick if you want protection and plenty of colors to choose from. It’s a two-piece TPU and polycarbonate case that’s shock-resistant in case of drops and relies on texturized side rails for improved grip. Like many hybrid cases, the dual guard features covers for your important buttons and exposed ports to make charging a breeze.

Poetic Revolution

Poetic’s Revolution case finds its way onto many of our best lists because it’s one tough nut to crack. It offers full 360-degree protection with a beefy back panel and a polycarbonate lip that features a built-in screen protector. The Revolution isn’t the easiest case to add or remove, but that’s because the protection is just that tight. Even the back of the case doubles as a built-in kickstand for hands-free media streaming.

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