[Nexus 6P Accessories] LuckyDragan:
I just received my cedar case today; here is a link to an album of photos, with a size comparison to the Diztronic TPU and Speck Candyshell Grip Cases: http://imgur.com/a/A37kg

Aesthetics & Feel

No doubt about it, this case is definitely one of the most attractive options for the Nexus 6P. The wood looks and feels great; if I had a macro lens I'd show off how nice the grain looks. The use of real wood (as opposed to simulated vinyl patterns) means that no two cases will look alike.

The case also feels pretty nice in-hand. It's certainly one of the thicker cases out there, because the back is completely flat (as opposed to form-fitting and contouring over the visor). I'd say it's even a bit thicker than my Candyshell Grip. This makes accessing the fingerprint scanner *slightly* less easy, because the cutout around the scanner is fairly small and the angle of the bevel is fairly steep, meaning you've got to angle the tip of your finger inward a bit (as opposed to just sliding it over). The bevel isn't sharp though, so I wouldn't say using the scanner is uncomfortable; just a bit less seamless.

The sides are surprisingly slim, meaning there's little width added to the phone. They're also nicely textured, offering some much-needed grip. The buttons are nice and clicky, although they're covered in smooth rubber in contract to the textured sides, and are barely raised (maybe 1 mm or so).

At first, I wondered why the rubber sides were two-tone: matte for the lower half, and glossy for the upper. I realized that the glossy upper actually made the lip "blend in" a bit better with the screen (compared to the matte black on all of my other cases).

Protection

Speaking of the lip, there barely is any. You could still lay the phone face-down on a table and the screen wouldn't touch the surface directly, but I'd say there's barely 1 mm of lip as it just is raised higher than my 0.3 mm intelliGLASS screen protector. The glossy texture means, however, that there's not much traction if you're placing the phone down on a smooth surface. The lip also barely extends onto the phone's face, pretty much only covering the edges of the aluminium housing. This is good news for those who use maximum coverage screen protectors, but again I wouldn't expect much protection if the phone falls face-down.

Because the sides are so thin, I wouldn't expect much in the way of impact protection, certainly not to the degree a Crash Guard bumper or the Candyshell Grip case would provide. I *am* glad, however, that Cover-Up decided to make the case out of the Explorer series rather than the Snap series (the latter doesn't completely cover the front edges/bevels). The rubber that makes up the sides is pretty flexible

I'd say the back and visor are plenty protected though, since it has the wood plate mounted on top of hard plastic.

Overall thoughts

The #WoodBack case is a really unique offering for the Nexus 6P, as the only other wood covering option out there is the Toastmade linup of wooden skins. It's very well-made and solidly-constructed; however, this case is definitely more for aesthetic purposes, as I wouldn't rely on it to protect my phone from impact damage. That being said, this case is a great option for those looking to add some extra flair to their phone, and I'd definitely recommend it.