[Nexus 6P Accessories] Pilz:
Spigen Ultra Hybrid:

The Ultra Hybrid was one of my favorite cases for my Nexus 6 last year, and this year that still remains the case (pun intended). The case is great, slim and overall better feeling than the Ringke Fusion, but there are a few that could be better.

Ports: The USB-C port has no issues fitting the official cable, or the one from the 22.5W charger. It has plenty of room without being overly large like some cases. Next the headphone port has ample size even for those of us with HUGE auxiliary connects. The ports are nearly identical to the tough armor so that is a great thing.

Finger print cutout: The fingerprint cutout on the case is on the smaller end like the Verus case, but it has a nice beveled edge that makes up for it barely being bigger than the scanner itself. I haven't had any issues with finding the sensor, and I prefer this cutout to the Ringke one which is overkill. There is an odd 'crack/scratch' at the bottom right hand side of the fingerprint scanner. I'm not sure what caused it at the factory, but it hasn't gotten any worse so far.

Volume/Power buttons: All of the buttons "click" well and yes you can actually take screenshots. This case doesn't have the best buttons, but everything else is excellent. The buttons are still great, but there is a clear winner on that front. The buttons are similar to the tough armor but not nearly as nice as the ones on the Ringke.

Tempered Glass fit: No issues with the iVoler I have now, has a small 'lip' to protect the screen without covering it unlike the Ringke that sits nearly flush with the glass.

Camera cutout: This particular case has the visor cutout which is nice for those who appreciate the look of the phone's unique design. The top TPU part didn't seem to sit perfectly flat around the headphone cutout which could be a result of my dbrand skin or the way the case is. I wasn't a fan of the visor cutout initially, but it has grown on me overtime. There is plenty of 'lift' to keep the camera from getting scratched as Spigen detailed in their listing.

Overall: 9.4/10 Great feeling slim clear case that is only limited by the okay buttons and almost perfect fit.

Spigen Ultra Hybrid

SupCase:

Supcase makes a nice hybrid style case in their Beetle series. This particular case has a solid heavy duty feeling TPU bumper with a Polycarbonate back featuring a frost finish. This case feels like a tank without all of the bulk that you might see on similar cases. The one downside is the frost inside coating scratches easily while putting your phone in. I don't know if you can see it in the pictures but I already have 2 scratches on it. I don't think it detracts from the case enough to be concerning but it's worth mentioning.

I'm going to repeat some things here because there is only so much you can say about certain things

Ports: The USB-C port has no issues fitting the official cable, or the one from the 22.5W charger. It has plenty of room without being overly large like some cases. The headphone cutout is the smallest of the batch and won't fit any big cables without modification.

Finger print cutout: This cutout sits somewhere between the size of the Spigen and Diztronic. It feels nice with the same beveled edge but the overall feel is better due to the polycarbonate back of the case.

Volume/Power buttons: The buttons all have a solid click and there are no issues at all with them. There is a little more resistance required to push them than you would see on the TUDIA, but by no means are they bad.

Tempered Glass fit: No issues with the iVoler I have now

Overall: 9.25/10 The small headphone cutout might be a no go for some people, but this case is a tank while maintaining a slim profile thanks to its hybrid design.

SupCase:

TUDIA:

TUDIA always makes great cases that are high quality and fit well which is what makes me com back to them for all of my phones. The case has a nice grip and feel but its not as good as the Spigen but still a great case.

Ports: The USB-C port has no issues fitting the official cable, or the one from the 22.5W charger. It has plenty of room without being overly large like some cases. The headphone cutout is the largest one so far and should have no issues fitting any cable.

Finger print cutout: This cutout is the largest one in my opinion which isn't ideal for me. There is a nice glossy beveled edge to it which helps your finger better feel its way onto the sensor so that's a big plus.

Volume/Power buttons: All of the buttons "click" well and yes you can actually take screenshots. This case doesn't have the best buttons, but everything else is excellent. The buttons are still great, but there is a clear winner on that front.

Update[12/27] The buttons are starting to get harder to use in this case, but I'm not entirely sure why. I've found that my wife's purple version doesn't have the same issue. The purple one does discolor easily, so I would stick with the darker colored versions for that reason.

Tempered Glass fit: No issues with the iVoler or intelliarmor

Overall: 8.25/10

ULAK:I received this case in exchange for an fair, unbiased review.

Let me start by stating that I own around 20 cases for my Nexus 6P, and I actively use the majority of them depending on the occasion and purpose. The ULAK case reminds me of another couple that I own the DGLTE, and Pleson cases. All 3 of these cases are nearly identical in form, function, and overall fit. The ULAK case differs from the initial picture as other reviewers have stated, so I wanted to make it clear. The case you will receive will be the one seen in any other picture except the very first one. I think the seller should update the listing to reflect this because it's deceptive. The case is 100% TPU as noted in the listing which is a good/bad thing depending on your preference. I don't like the location of their logo on the bottom right corner of the back section. Any logos on the back of a clear case defeat the purpose of having one, and should be located on the side instead.

Ports: The USB-C port has no issues fitting cables from these (and likely many more) companies: Tronsmart, Huawei, Google, i-Orange, CableMatters, Aukey, Anker etc... The headphone cutout is small but it could certainly be worse. It should fit most headphones and potentially some slightly larger ones depending on the size of your AUX cable.

Finger print cutout: This case has a very large fingerprint sensor cutout as seen in the listings pictures (not the first one as mentioned earlier). The cutout doesn't offer any real negatives other than its large size and average feel. I'm not a fan of the larger cutouts as some of you would know by reading my other reviews. I didn't expect the cutout to be great, so I wasn't let down by what it turned out to be. There is a beveled edge around the fingerprint cutout which gives your finger a nice transition from the back of the case. Since this is a 100% TPU case, and the cutout is large it could be off centered due to the way you put the case on. If you put the bottom of the phone in first, then pop each top corner on one at a time it will put to one side. This can be counteracted by popping the whole top in at one time.

Volume/Power buttons: The buttons on this case are some for the worst overall as of right now. The buttons don't click, in fact they are so stiff its hard to press them at all without really hitting them hard. It's nearly impossible to tell if you are pressing the buttons or not because there is no feedback which is amplified by the cold weather where I live.

Tempered Glass fit: No issues intelliglass case fit screen protector I currently have installed.

Overall: 5.5/10 If you overlook the Amazon listings incorrect primary photo, and want a simple clear case this one will work. It's not great, or completely terrible either. It gets the job done once you get over the near impossible to press buttons. I would also like to see more companies that make clear cases place their logo somewhere that doesn't ruin the look of your phone while it's in the case.

ULAK:

Verus:

I had high hopes for the Verus hybrid case after Spigen decided not to make their NeoHybrid for the 6P. The case itself feels and looks nice but that all stops when you attempt to use it. The two small retaining pieces of plastic already broke on the bumper only adding to its already loose fit on the case.

Update [12/27] I've messaged Verus several times on Amazon, but they never replied to my concerns with this case. I'm disappointed by the lack of service they have provided, and I would stay away from their products.

Ports:The USB-C doesn't fit any cable without modification that I own. The cable can go in fine usually but when you remove it the case tries to grab it which only distorts the plastic bumper more. The headphone cutout is small on this case and won't fit any oversize headphone cables. My revised cases fit my cables just fine, there are no longer issues of it pulled the bumper away from the TPU section like the original one did. I also don't have any issues with the relatively small headphone cutout.

Finger print cutout: This case has the worst cutout possible. Its nearly identical to the actual sensor size which leads to a lot of missed reads in my experience. there is also a very very marginal tapered edge which only adds to the small size making it harder to use effectively.

Volume/Power buttons: The buttons are very 'soft and squishy' and don't feel good at all. The bumper doesn't fit tightly which then makes it cover the buttons more hence the bad feel of the case. The revised cases Verus sent me are much better' while the buttons aren't as tactile as I hoped, they are still good overall. The buttons are no longer soft, now they are more firm in a good/bad way depending on how you look at it.

Tempered Glass fit: No issues with the iVoler I have now, has a small 'lip' to protect the screen without covering it

Overall: 8/10 The loose fit is of the plastic bumper, retaining tabs breaking after less than a week, the poor feel of the buttons and overly small cutouts ruin a nice looking case. Do yourself a favor and don't buy this case! The updated case is significantly better; all of the trouble areas are addressed, and the button stiffness was reduced a lot.

Verus:

New Pictures:

Here are the tables of the case dimensions I measured. (I decided to go buy another digital caliper today because I wanted to ensure people could have them before the weekend)

All measurements were taken 3 times and averaged. I also 'zeroed 'the caliper before each measurement if it was off.

The Fingerprint scanner is 11.5mm wide and then the beveled edge is ~1.5mm (0.75mm each side) making it ~13mm wide.