Spigen Ultra Hybrid Case Compatible with Nothing Phone 3a - Space CrystalClimatePartner certified

The case is very solid, it has a crystal clear back of a more plasticky material while the sides feel more like a rubbery material. Fitting isn't as easy as the other cases but it's not too difficult to fit - you just have to use a bit more force than the usual.The phone obviously doesn't good or feel as good as if it was naked but the plastic material on the back shows clearly all the design and feels very solid and that it will protect the phone on an eventual drop (haven't tested that yet ^^).The camera holes let dust get inside but I think that's unavoidable, so you'll have to remove the cover and clean it from time to time.I'm really happy with the product and would definitely buy it again if I had to replace it.

The case fits well and all the cut outs are correctly positioned.

Feels well put together and protective, with the large front and rear grooves. However, I have some issues. First, I do not like the feel of the sides of the case. I prefer grippier cases, so I found the smooth feeling TPU edges unpleasant.My bigger issue is with the rear flashlight cutout. The camera cutout is flush with the cameras, but the flashlight one is just a hole in the case. This results in dust gathering on the phone under the case, which is visible because the case is transparent. Within one week I had to remove the case to wipe the dust off the case and phone. I feel that the cutout could have had some material to seal it against the back of the phone to prevent the widespread dust buildup, or could have been avoided entirely, since the back is transparent.

As the title says the case is great, it fits nice and snug and the buttons are still nice and tactile so you still get that nice click. I've had no yellowing so far but I've only had it for a little over a month so time will tell if it holds up. The back it solid with the sides still being solid but rubberised so you can flex it just enough to get the phone in and out the case. My one and only complaint is that where the cutouts for the camera and flash is leaves a big enough gap where crumbs and any other thing like dust or dirt can find it's way in behind the case so the only way to clean it is to remove your phone and clean it that way. It's almost a daily occurrence to find dust or some crumbs behind the case up at the flash area and it can get annoying. Not the biggest issue as a phone case should always be about protecting the phone from damage but I feel like making the plastic a little thicker in that one section so it made flush contact with the phone wouldn't be difficult for them for quality of life purposes.

Anyone buying a Nothing Phone knows that you want to keep it protected but also avoid either those oversized cases that block the glyphs on the back or the rubbery sleeves that wouldn't protect it from a drop higher than half a feet or so.I don't know how but Spigen managed to square the circle. It looks sturdy and safe but, at the same time, it doesn't devalue your phone.I realise other reviewers have complained about scratching easily. So far, I haven't experienced any of those issues. I think the design may have changed recently, as there are four raised feet on the back that stops the case being in contact with surfaces. They seem to do the job. Maybe it wouldn't stop scratches of keeping your phone in the same pocket as a bunch of keys but, that would just be careless to do. Treat your phone with respect!

I have the grey Nothing Phone 2 and this case really suits its colour scheme and looksIt's a robust case with transparent a firm clear plastic back and a more rubberised finish around the sides and front of th case. It's a firm fit also so no chance of the phone dropping outThe button protrusions are easy to find without being combersom, there is also an edging on the back covering each corner meaning when the phone is placed on its back it's slightly elevated from the surface below. The same applies to the front of the phone where there is around a 2mm clearance between the case and screen if the phone is laid flat face downI'd probably recommend the Spigen glass screen protector to accompany the case which will be my next purchase based on the quality of the case

Perfect fit,good price, easy to fit!

Well built and designed compared to cheaper transparent cases (because this one costs more of course).The back is made from a hard plastic, after a month there are a lot of marks and scratches likely from keys and other metal objects.Despite a phone case making this massive phone wider, it made it gripable, I had some trouble holding it without a case, felt like it was going to slip right out of my hand.There are a few additions to the case design:Their logo on the bottom left sideSmall AIR CUSHION TECHNOLOGY top of phoneStrange holes bottom right side of phoneThe corners are raised and have their air cushionsAnd like all transparent cases, it will probably go yellow, but NOTHING so far and I hope it stays that way for a long time. Due to the phone's design, getting anything other than a clear case is wasteful IMO.(I would also recommend getting a screen protector this case doesn't include one and a bundle.It's a nice phone, you'll treat it well won't you?)