Compatible Model: Only compatible with Google Pixel 7A. Package: 1 x phone case,1 x separate HD tempered glass screen protector,1 x camera lens protector,1 x nylon wrist wtrap lanyard.
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Military Grade Protection: Hard PC back cover,soft TPU bumper combined to provide dual layer protection. The shock-absorbing TPU bumper keep your phone safe from the occasional drop,while its PC back will protect your phone from daily wear and tear.
This official RMOCR Case for Google Pixel 7A, Full Body Heavy Duty Rugged Shockproof Protective Phone Cover with Lanyard Strap, Tempered Glass Screen Protector and Camera Lens Cover, Navy Blue is the perfect product to wear to the next game. It includes a tagless, 100% polyester cotton twill fabric, which is made to provide an authentic, unique look, with a tailored fit.
Comfortable Grip: The new super cool dual layer design adds non-slip stripes to the side of the case,and the surface of the hard PC back cover is specially frosted. It makes the phone slim and easy to hold for a natural and comfortable feel.
Precise Cutting: Precise clipping ensures easy access to all buttons and ports. Besides,0.08 inch raised screen bezel and 0.12 inch raised camera bezel to provide extra protection for your Pixel 8A.
Full Body Protection: This two-in-one combination of military grade tough protective case, Four-corner grooved airbags, unique shock absorption design. Raised lips keeps camera lifted to prevent your lens from shock, collision and scratch.
