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Tech21 Google Pixel 7 Pro Evo Check – Ultra-Protective Phone Case with 16ft Multi-Drop Protection
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Tech21 Google Pixel 7 Pro Evo Check Features
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DROP PROTECTION: Enhanced FlexShock multi-drop phone protection up to 16ft (4.9m) – independently tested using methods approved by the UK's National Physical Laboratory
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MIX AND MATCH BUTTONS: Interchangeable buttons to mix up the color of your case
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ENHANCED CAMERA PROTECTION: Raised levels of protection around the camera lens means you'll always be able to capture the perfect photo
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SLIM PROFILE: Made from lightweight materials that add no extra bulk
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WASTE RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION: An enhanced additive makes this case fully disintegrate far quicker than any other regular case after use
About Tech21 Google Pixel 7 Pro Evo Check
Give your Google Pixel 7 Pro great protection with Tech21's Evo Check. A bestselling soft case that is easy to put on and take off, this translucent case lets you see the original design of the device while also offering 16ft multi-drop protection. This is because it's made with FlexShock – an exclusive impact material that absorbs 90% of impact energy on every drop. There are also three sets of colorful, interchangeable buttons to mix things up and raised levels of camera protection. This case also contains an innovative additive that means it disintegrates far quicker than regular plastic phone cases in a landfill. Once you've finished with it, throw it in the bin and it will start to break down over a number of years – rather than thousands – leaving no plastic behind. *All the plastic materials used in the construction of this case have been tested in accordance with ASTM D5511 and have biodegraded by more than 21% after 318 days. This product is not considered biodegradable in California, Maryland, or Washington.
