AGOZGoogle Pixel 9, 8, 7 Belt Case, Leather Belt Clip Holster for Pixel 5A Pixel 4A 5G, 4 XL, Pixel 3A XL, 3A, 3 XL, Holder w/Belt Loops and Magnetic Closure (Fits w/Slim Cover on) 6.4"x3.4"x0.7"

Update: It lasted 2 years and is still working. It looks pretty beat up so am buying a new one. It's had a hard life, so I can't complain.It fit my Pixel 4a 5g with an otterbox protector just fine. I'll update if it falls apart but so far it seems pretty durable. I like the fit and the looks of it. I would buy again, if it lasts like I think it will.

Received very quickly. Perfect fit for my husbands phone. Very good price and item was as described. Will order from this seller again.

I really like this cell phone holster. It is kind of large, but so is the Pixel XL it must hold. It feels very secure on my belt, but also has a strong clip which works well for beltless attire such as gym clothes. The magnetic catch makes it easy to insert or retrieve my cell phone. The holster is likely to last beyond the life of the phone.

PRO: Elegant -- has withstood use for 7 days. Accommodates Google Pixel XL phone with a slim case.CON: When placed on your pants belt with the Clasp -- (not the belt loops) -- it holds on so tight -- that you cannot adjust it, slide it forward or backward on the your belt -- you literally have to put pounds of force, to slide and adjust it on your belt, once it has grabbed on. I foresee that such use of force will shorten the life of this case.

Good quality, and fits my Pixel XL with a thin TPU case like a glove. For those of us who prefer a belt holster, this is simply an excellent value for the money.

Weak magnet on the flap. As for the fit, I bought this thinking I would not need a case for my phone. The fir for the length and width of the phone is fine, but my Pixel XL takes up less than half of the thickness of the space within the case, causing it to flop around. Hopefully a protective case will fix this.Update: A protective case did improve the fit, but now the flap will not stay closed. This was clearly designed for another phone.

For every family member, no matter what brand of cellphone, I get a thin hard case and one of these.

This holster does not fit a Pixel XL with a thin cover. It would "accommodate" an XL, even one with a thick cover, with room to spare. My XL, dropped into this holster, does not fill the holster as shown in the picture. Instead, there is a gap of approximately three-quarters of an inch between the top side of the phone and the top of the holster. Only one-half to five-eights of an inch of the top side of the phone projects above the elasticized strap that holds the front to the back of the holster. Since the XL's phone jack is located approximately seven-eights of an inch from the side of the phone, the jack is completely covered by the elasticized strap. This, in turn, renders one of the primary functions of a holster non-functional. In my opinion, a phone plug (for earbuds or other device) cannot be safely plugged into the phone while the phone is carried in the holster. If it is, the phone plug will "ride" on the holster strap, lifting the phone off the bottom of the case. I think it unlikely that either phone plugs or phone jacks are designed to carry approximately half the weight of the phone while the owner walks or runs with the phone suspended in this manner. Doing so risks damage to the phone plug and/or the phone itself. I conclude that, unless its designer was incompetent, this holster was designed for a phone with a phone jack located much nearer to the side of the phone than is the jack on a Pixel XL.