TORRAS 360 Spin Magnetic Stand for Google Pixel 9 Pro XL case, 12FT Mil-Grade Drop Protection, Compatible with Magsafe, Slim Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Phone Case with Kickstand & Ring Holder, BlackClimatePartner certified

This was actually the second case I bought for a brand-new Pixel 9 Pro. The first was a simple case; this one has the MagSafe support built-in. I've been using this one for about three weeks now.Overall, it's pretty much the best case I've owned over the years. The phone fits in tightly, the case is comfortable. One slight improvement I made was to add some grippy strips along the edges to make it a little easier to hold without slipping, but I have older, dry skin and live in a high desert area, so that may be just be a thing for me.Now... As to the ring on the back: although I was a little unclear on exactly how it would work when I ordered it, my sense now is that this is a *brilliant* design. It feels tight and well-constructed, and allows you to pop the ring out at an angle to stand the phone up vertically or horizontally, and then just folds out of sight (and touch) when you are done with it. When it's folded out for use, you can also "wear" the case on your fingers if you want; probably not as comfortably as a popsocket-style, but this offers more flexibility. The entire ring swings and rotates (pivoting on the bottom where it attaches to the phone).I'd buy this again in a heartbeat.

Okay, so I recently snagged the TORRAS 360° Spin Magnetic Stand case for my Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, and honestly, I'm pretty impressed. You know how you get a new phone and then the hunt for the perfect case begins? Well, I think I might have found it with this one.First off, the stand is a game-changer. It's super sturdy, and the fact that it spins 360 degrees is way more useful than I initially thought. Whether I'm watching videos in landscape or video calling in portrait, it just works. Plus, the magnetic hold feels really secure, so I'm not worried about my phone slipping off my magnetic charger.The case itself feels really good in my hand too. It's not too bulky, which is a major plus for me since the Pixel 9 Pro XL is already a pretty big phone. It seems like it offers decent protection too, although thankfully I haven't had to put that to the test yet!But here's where it gets even better: the customer service. I actually had a tiny little issue with my order and I reached out to TORRAS. Seriously, the response was lightning fast, and the person I talked to was so helpful and genuinely wanted to sort things out. They went above and beyond to make sure I was happy. It's those kinds of experiences that really make a difference, you know? It makes you feel like you're actually dealing with real people who care about their customers.So yeah, overall, I'm really happy with this TORRAS case. It does exactly what it says it does, and the added bonus of fantastic customer service just seals the deal. If you've got a Pixel 9 Pro XL, I'd definitely recommend checking this case out. It's a solid buy!

This case fit well. It's seems adequate to protect my phone; it does not interfere with my screen protector. The pop out ring seems sturdy. My only complaint is probably a personal preference: I like to have "grip" on the edges and back side of my cases. I don't want them to be smooth or slippery. This case only has grip on the 4 edges. Certainly the ring can provide a secure grip when it's flipped out, but I will not always have it popped out. The smooth back side also shows fingerprints and smudges easily.

I really like this case and would highly recommend it to others. It isn't perfect, but I do think the pros far outweigh the cons.Up to this point, I've only used TPU cases for my phones because I don't like the weight or thickness that heavy-duty cases add. I assumed that this case might be bulky to accommodate the ring stand, but I was pleasantly surprised to find out it barely added any thickness or weight compared to a TPU case.I don't have any MagSafe accessories, so I can't review how good the magnets are. It does stick to my fridge though!Pros:+ 360 spin ring is incredibly useful, both for propping your phone up, and to help with 1-handed use+ The spin ring is completely flush with the back of the case when not in use, so it doesn't catch on anything+ The hinge is stiff so it stays at whatever angle you set it to+ The spin mechanism has a notch at each 90° rotation which helps to easily line the stand up for portrait or landscape every time. There's also a very satisfying click when the ring locks into one of those notches+ The case feels very sturdy & well built - I feel confident that it'll protect my phone if it takes an unexpected drop+ The case fits so snug that I feel like it's a part of my phone, rather than a case I added to it+ Buttons still feel just as clicky with the case on as they do with the case off (some TPU cases make the buttons feel mushy)+ The sides have a nice, grippy texture+ The Quick Tap gesture (double tap on the back of the phone) is very responsive because of the hard back+ The camera cutout has slight raised edges so you know you can safely set the phone on its back without damaging the camera bar itselfCons:- The back of the case is a smooth, hard plastic, and is very slippery- The cutout for the USB-C port is not wide enough for some cables. I tried connecting my phone to a Dell USB-C dock, but the case prevents the cable from plugging the cable into the phone (it would connect if the cutout was just a little wider)- The notch to open the ring stand pretty much requires a fingernail. It's too small to open with just the base of your finger- There's a small gap all the way around the camera bar (enough to fit a fingernail in). I didn't think this will cause any damage to the camera necessarily, but I do have concerns that this will eventually let dust & dirt get between the phone and the case (which can lead to scratches)- The edges around the screen are a little too raised & stiff. This can sometimes make it difficult to tap the edges of the screen itself. I use gesture navigation & had to increase the sensitivity since I was having difficulty hitting the edges reliably with the case on. High sensitivity did fix this for my use- The case is a bit rigid & takes more effort than I expected to put it on and take off.Wishlist for future revisions:* Extend the grippy texture from the sides to the back of the case to make it easier to hold 1-handed* Make the USB-C port wider to accommodate larger cables* Make the notch at the top of the ring just a little taller so you can open it with more than just a fingernail* Lower the left and right edges of the case around the screen, but keep the top & bottom raised. This would protect the screen when face down, but allow easier access to the left & right edges of the screen.* Add a different texture to the power button so it's easier to differentiate from the volume buttons