[Nexus 6P Accessories] tkoreaper:
Just got mine today. I mainly got it because I wanted to see for myself what all the hype was about and I was curious if I really had been missing out something as great as everyone claimed. Needless to say so far I'm not impressed at all. First thing I noticed what how loose-fitting it felt... surely it will never come out unless I want it to, but I just don't like the fact that I can grab the sides and pull it out about half an inch with literally zero effort. I can see this becoming a nightmare if dust or anything gets in between the case and the phone... hello scratches and sticky buttons! Buttons are really stiff, much stiffer than I would like them to be. The bumper itself is thicker than I thought it would be, though that's likely due to me expecting too much as I've never used a bumper before. I can definitely see how it appears that the back of the phone sticks out beyond the bumper's edge because it only extends out further on the bottom and top portions. On a flat surface the back is raised up roughly 1/8 of an inch or 3 millimeters. I can honestly say that it certainly feels a little awkward having the back completely exposed so I'm not so sure about it and I may get used to it over time. All in all I'm simply not impressed and for the price I paid it's certainly not worth it in my opinion considering I can get arguably the best case available for the phone for roughly half the price.

The case I've been using is the Supcase Unicorn Beetle Hybrid. When that case is on the phone it is no thicker than the bumper is, they are actually exactly the same, the only exception being the uppermost and lowermost inch of the sides. That protrudes about 1/16 of an inch further on both sides totaling only 1/8 of an inch thicker in those specific spots than the bumper. The top and bottom of both are exactly the same as far as thickness. I find the bumper to be much slicker in feel than the Supcase. The buttons are easier to press on the Supcase as well, but it's not easy enough to be accidentally pressed by anything. The headphone jack cutouts are exactly the same and so are the charging port cutouts, though it would appear the Supcase is better tailored to handle difficult plugs as it's edge is more beveled allowing those plugs to go in deeper if needed. The Supcase also has the best fit out of any case in my opinion... It securely wraps around the phone and it's tight enough to where nothing will get in. I've used it for several months and I have absolutely no scratches on the graphite paint which has been said to be really easy to scratch. The fingerprint sensor is equally as accessible between the two cases... I've never had an issue finding it or getting it to work with the Supcase.

Apart from all this I also purchased the screen protector and the back protector. The screen protector is certainly better than any non-glass protector I've tried... It has a very glass-like feel and look. It is still a little rough when sliding your finger across it, but not as rough as other non-glass protectors. I'd say it's feel is right in between those and glass. The back protector was a matte black D Brand skin. This was my first time using any kind of skin so I watched the recommended video and followed it exactly. Needless to say it didn't work out to well as I eventually ended up tossing it in the trash after trying to get everything to line up for about 45 minutes. I would align the fingerprint sensor and laser focus hole on the skin perfectly, but when I got to the bottom it wasn't straight at all. It ended up creating a fold that was impossible to get out without applying heat which ended up further warping the skin beyond fixing.

Images for proof - Sorry about the quality, my old Note 4 is a POS.