Understandably, case manufacturers don’t seem to prioritize the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. That means there are fewer case options for users to choose from. These options are great if you’re struggling to find one for your Pixel.
UAG Mouve
UAG hasn’t been one of our go-tos in recent years for one reason or another. But with the Mouve case, I think I’ve been won over again.
I used to be a big fan of UAG. The designs were rugged and strong, while each case was comfortable and confidence-inspiring. At some point, it felt like things dropped off.
Apparently, they’re back in a big way, and they made a Pixel 10 Pro Fold case!
The Mouve case from UAG doesn’t bring the same rough and rugged feel as other cases from the company, and that’s fine. It’s uncharacteristically simple, and it somehow doesn’t seem to add a lot of bulk to a phone that does not need any added. One of the ways they saved on bulk is by omitting a hinge protector, so that’s something to keep in mind.
The case comes in two pieces with small adhesive strips preinstalled. With those, there’s no chance of the case falling off the phone. Even without them, I was surprised at how well the case holds on to the tiniest lip of material. It’s honestly impressive.
The back of the case is made from polycarbonate, while the sides are TPU. That combo makes it comfortable to use with enough grip to hold on, even when the foldable is open.
That rear layer also houses a Qi2 alignment magnet for accessories or chargers, becuase remember, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the only foldable with Qi2 magnets. The case is officially compatible, which means the phone wil charge correctly when placed on a wireless charger. It also means you can add trinkets and wallets, some of which UAG makes.
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The UAG Mouve case for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold feels really nice, and if I’m being honest, it took me by surprise. Even if most casemakers aren’t touching Google’s foldable this year, the small sample size still offers some good options.
The UAG Mouve case is available for $69.95.
Spigen Ultra Hybrid and Slim Armor
Spigen is another company that brought some Pixel 10 Pro Fold cases into the fray. That includes the Ultra Hybrid and Slime Armor Pro cases.
The Ultra Hybrid is my favorite out of the two, but it has one drawback that’s by no means unique. It features a clear, thin design that hugs the Pixel 10 Pro Fold really well. It also makes use of adhesive strips, and both cases come with cleaning wipes and extra stickers for a better fit. With those added, the case isn’t going anywhere.
The Ultra Hybrid case from Spigen feels light, but it also feels incredibly thin. I know it isn’t that thin, but it doesn’t seem to add visual bulk to the phone. That’s also due to the lack of hinge protection and button covers.
I love everything about this case, except for one thing. The material choice, I know, is going to be a fingerprint magnet. It might feel oily after some time and will need some cleaning regularly. That’s just a side effect of this type of case, and it’s manageable. I’d say the pros outweigh the cons on this one.
As for the Slim Armor Pro, a different type of user is going to go for this case. It provides full protection of the hinge, while not adding too much bulk. It’s slim, but it also feels a little less dense than the Ultra Hybrid or even UAG’s Mouve case. If hinge protection is a must, this is a good choice.
Both Spigen cases offer Qi2 magnets for Pixelsnap alignment, which is almost a must at this point. The Spigen Ultra Hybrid case is available for $69.99, while the Slim Armor Pro case comes in at $89.99.
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