As many of you know by now, Google is seemingly planning to launch three Pixel Android phones this time around, instead of two. The Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL are expected. Well, a popular case maker already has cases for all three of those Pixel 9 models.
A well-known case maker already has cases for all three Pixel 9 models
The case maker in question is Thinborne, a US-based company. Thinborne is well-known for its thin Aramid Fiber cases. Not only are three cases for the three Pixel 9 phones listed on the site, but also one for the Google Pixel Fold 2.
You cannot buy either of them at this point, of course, as they’re listed as sold out. Thinborne seems to be getting ready to offer them, though, as soon as Google pulls the trigger later this year.
These are Aramid Fiber cases
If you take a look at the image provided below, you’ll see all four of those cases side-by-side. We’ve already seen all of those phones in CAD-based renders, so these images do not reveal anything new.
Google will retain a camera bar design on the back, to a degree. The camera bar will not pour over the edges to the frame on the sides anymore. It will be pill-shaped, but confined to the backplate on all four Pixel phones. The one on the Pixel Fold 2 will look a bit different, and its placement will also be different.
All four of these devices will offer a flat frame on the side, all around, and the same goes for its front and back sides. The corners will be rounded, though. The Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL will include three cameras on the back, while the Pixel 9 will offer two. The Pixel Fold 2 will seemingly ship with three as well, but we’re still not sure.
Even the price tags are provided, though you still cannot buy any of these cases
As you can see, the cases for the three Pixel 9 phones are currently priced at $69.98, while the Pixel Fold 2 case is listed for $89.98. As already mentioned, you still cannot buy any of these cases.
All four of these smartphones are expected to arrive in September or October, though most likely in October. There’s a slight chance that some of them could launch at Google I/O next week (like the Pixel Fold 2), but that’s highly unlikely.