#customize pixel cases

Android lovers got a big surprise this year when Google launched its first ever Pixel Phones. Hardcore Android nerds will point out that earlier Nexuses (Nexii?) also carried Google branding but we won’t go down the rabbit hole of what exactly a Google Phone is. What Android smartphone users have wanted for a long time is a truly flagship specced device that also has a un-skinned or pure version of Android, which also gets timely updates, as soon as Google releases them. Till now you either had mid-range Nexus that always came with infuriating compromises like crappy cameras and middling build quality, or Samsung’s flagship Galaxy series that were heavily skinned and painfully slow to receive updates. 

The Pixel changes everything. 

For the first time in India and around the world users can buy a true flagship Android device and it couldn't be simpler either. Log on to your country’s Google Play Store and buy a Pixel or Pixel XL for yourself. That’s right, the Pixel is available in a larger XL size with a larger, higher resolution display, though with the poor screen to body ratio, the larger device is bit of a handful for all but the tallest people. That aside, there’s very little to complain about with the new Pixel phones. The cameras lack optical image stabilisation but early reviews show that they are just as good as (if not better than) the much vaunted iPhone cameras. 

Customise your Pixel. 

If there’s one valid complaint that can be levelled against the Pixel and its larger XL sibling, its that despite the excellent build quality, they aren't exactly exciting to look at. This is a somewhat unfair accusation because smartphones have progressed to a point where there isn't really a whole lot of styling possible with them. However, most people who fork out the big bucks for these top of the line phones are going to put Pixel cases on them anyways and this is where DailyObjects comes in. As you’ve probably guessed, we’ve got the largest collection of designer cases for the Google Pixel, in India. Literally thousands of them.