Google Pixel 11 gets dbrand’s full case lineup, including Tank for the first time [Gallery]

Best known for its skins, dbrand has been building some of the best cases in the game in recent years and, for the Pixel 11 series, you can get every option for your new phone. Here’s what you should know. Starting with the dbrand Grip, this case is designed to enhance your grip on your smartphone while also providing a blank canvas for easy-to-install custom skins with dozens of choices. The case also supports Pixelsnap / Qi2 25W wireless charging. dbrand Grip is available for all four of Google’s new devices – Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL, and 11 Pro Fold – starting at $49.90. Pixel 11 cases at dbrand The Pixel 11 Pro Fold case also covers the hinge! Next up is the dbrand Ghost, a clear case that runs circles around Google’s new one. It has enhanced scratch resistance and, unlike virtually every other clear case on the planet, promises that it will never yellow. Plus, it fully supports magnetic wireless charging. The Ghost is available for Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL for $49.95. Pixel 11 cases at dbrand The dbrand Tank is all about protection. As the name implies, it can soak up damage from falls, hits, and whatever else your shiny new Pixel 11 might go through. This is the first time Tank has been available on Google Pixel, and it’s one of the best protective cases you can pick up. Without being a full brick in your pocket, the Tank offers “relentless” grip and extensive protection, while also supporting magnetic wireless charging and offering modular buttons as a quick and easy way to customize your device. The Tank is available for Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL for $49.95. Pixel 11 cases at dbrand All of these pair nicely with dbrand’s Prism screen protectors, which offer an “idiot-proof” install and a perfect cut that makes it look like your phone doesn’t have a screen protector in the first place. dbrand Prism screen protectors come in packs of two for $34.99, but you can get $5 off when you bundle with any case. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.