The Google Pixel 4a is Google’s latest midrange phone that won’t break the bank. But that doesn’t mean it’s disposable. Protect it with the best Pixel 4a cases.
Looking for a great smartphone that doesn’t break the bank? The Google Pixel 4a is the latest entry in Google’s Pixel range, and it’s a stunning phone with a flagship camera and a price that’ll fit much better into budgets that can’t accommodate a flagship price. But even a cheaper phone deserves protection, as breakages or replacements will eat into the money you’ve saved by picking a phone with a lower price. Here are some of the best Google Pixel 4a cases to keep your budget phone looking shiny and stop it from meeting a sticky end. Ringke create some of the best clear cases around, and the Fusion is one of its best. It’s a dual-layer case and uses soft TPU as a bumper, combined with a hard and clear back panel made from polycarbonate. This combo grants scratch-protection and good drop-protection, and it has been rated up to military grades for falls. There’s a raised lip around the edges of the display and camera module, stopping those areas from resting on surfaces and keeping them away from dirt and grit. If you’re really worried about drops, then there’s also a lanyard attachment on the case, which can be combined with a wrist or neck strap. We’ve highlighted the clear version, but there’s also a Smoke Black version if you’d prefer the tint. Catalyst’s Impact Protection case does exactly what it claims: Offers drop protection from up to 9.9 feet (3 meters) and uses a corner airbag system to help disperse the energy from impacts. Raised edges ensure your phone doesn’t rest on surfaces, and it even comes with a wrist lanyard to make drops even more unlikely. Weirdly for a rugged case, it has some utility, too — it’s styled for the frequent traveler. Take the case off, and you’ll find a space for a spare SIM card and a SIM removal tool. While this may seem odd for most, for a frequent country-hopper, having somewhere to quickly store an international SIM card can be a real boon. It’s on the more expensive side, though, so keep that in mind. Want a wallet case, but without the traditional folio design? Vena may have exactly what you’re looking for. The vCommute is well named because it strikes us as the perfect case for everyday adventures. The rear compartment is well hidden and has room for a number of tickets, ID cards, spare cash, or cards, and it folds into a magnetically locked kickstand as well.
