Spigen Liquid Air Case Compatible with Google Pixel 7, Thermoplastic Polyurethane |Shock-Absorbent| Wireless Charging Compatible - Matte Black

Excellent fit, excellent grip, excellent protection, and excellent quality. The way Spigen does buttons actually makes them easier to use and more accessible than the buttons on the bare phone. The flat black of this particular case is good for photographs and videos because it doesn't show up in reflections, etc. Not fancy, fashionable, or pretty, just sincerely functional.

I’ve been using the Spigen Liquid Air Case for a while now, and it’s honestly one of the best everyday cases I’ve tried. Right out of the box it feels lightweight but still sturdy enough to handle real-world bumps and drops. The textured back is a nice touch—it gives you extra grip without feeling rough or bulky, and it doesn’t attract fingerprints like some smooth cases do. The fit is spot-on. It snaps onto the phone easily and hugs the edges without any gaps or looseness. All the buttons stay responsive, and the cutouts for the ports and speakers are clean and precise. It also works perfectly with wireless charging, so there’s no need to remove the case. In terms of protection, it offers more peace of mind than you’d expect from a slim case. The corners feel reinforced, and the raised edges around the screen and camera add good protection without making the phone look or feel chunky. Overall, this is a great choice if you want a sleek, modern case that feels good in the hand and provides reliable everyday protection. It’s simple, affordable, and does exactly what it should.

The case feels pretty good, the corners feel a bit thicker for extra protection. My only complaint is that the top of the case covers the top speaker, so I'm knocking off a star. I will be replacing it when more options are available for the pixel 7. Edit: I am upgrading this case to a 5 star review. There is actually a very slim slit at the top that allows the top speaker to pass through without issue. After several more days of use, I'm pretty fond of the look, feel, and durability of the case.

This is a great looking thin case that fits the phone nicely and is nice and slim. Compared to the other 3 cases I've tried (the liquid air, the onyx, and the tough armor), I would put this solidly in second place to the onyx. The buttons are very responsive and clicky and I like the cutout for the camera bump being a full rectangle. Pretty much my only complaint with this case is that it's very slippery and does not have a lot of grip on the edges or the back. The texturing on both looks nice but doesn't seem to add a lot of grip. Perhaps it lives up to its name as it does indeed feel like liquid or perhaps air flowing through my hands 😂

These case slipped on my Pixel 7 like it was made for it and seems to protect it. As others have noted: 1) It doesn't feel textured and is a bit slick. Maybe not as slippery as the phone, but you do have to be aware and hold onto it. 2) Using the "back" motion from the side takes a little getting used to with the case because of the lip. However, I feel the lip adds some protection for the screen and I'm adapting. Sometimes I have to try 2-3 times before I get the motion to work. Overall, I'm pleased. The quality seems high, the fit is ideal, and the price is low. I can overlook these other items. I do wish it was more textured so that it feel like it wasn't going to slip out of my hand.

While at home indoors and at the office, this is my go to case. I use to use the Tough Armor, but it is a tad thicker and doesn't look as nice. This one has saved my brand new Pixel 7 from a 4 foot drop onto tile and I got to say, it was a rough landing and I wasn't sure the phone was going be okay, but it was perfect. It is as slim of a case as I have found yet and still gives me the protection. I think the style is nice and the texture on the back and sides is excellent. Feels great and gives a good grip. My only complaint is the texture on the back is wearing down after only a month. It spends a lot of time in my jeans pocket. I will likely have to replace this case every 3-6 months from wear. But I like it so much that I will buy it again and again. That is a small price to pay to find a case that looks good, feels good, and has proven itself to protect my phone. I have bought many cases and spent a LOT of money and I have come to find out that Spigen is always a notch above the rest in every area. There always seems to be some sacrifice in cases, either they are to ugly, bulky, or don't offer modern technology for protection. Although Spigen could use more colors, they always seem to be about 95% of everything I want. I use the Spigen Liquid Air Indoors and at the Office, everyday carry. I use the Spigen Tough Armor for outdoor use, like work on my cars and shop etc. With the Tough Armor, although a bit bulky for me, I have confidence that in a really bad concrete drop there is nothing better. I wouldn't recommend the Liquid Air for harsh outdoor use, despite it saving my phone once. I highly recommend this case for situations where you want a slim, stylish, grippy case for indoor use.

Love Spigen cases, will never buy any other. I loved my Spigen case so bought this one for my mom when she dropped her phone one day. She loves it too. It's super sturdy without being bulky, is sleek and looks great. It has slightly raised edges so even if you drop your phone face down, the screen won't be damaged. Highly recommend, worth the price.

This is a very lightweight case that is also amazingly easy to grip. The bare phone is a bit slippery so it needs a case to feel secure in your hand. This case does a stellar job, it is easily the best "thin" case I have ever purchased. It fits the Pixel 7 very snugly and has a good amount of lip around the screen without looking clunky. The sides have a tire-tread pattern on them that is easy to hold on to. It has a little bit of pattern on the back that I think is attractive, and also assists with the grippyness. I especially love that the power button has a different texture from the volume up/down buttons, a feature I first saw on Motorola phones that I have long wished to see in a case.