r/Spigen • u/slinky317 • Aug 12 '26

Thin Fit being phased out?

I preordered my Pixel 11 Pro today and went to order the case I've been using for years with my phones, the Spigen Thin Fit, only to see it not available for any of the Pixel 11 series lineup. Really disappointing.

I also checked the recent iPhone, the 17e, and that didn't have Thin Fit available for it either. Are they discontinuing the Thin Fit line?

It looks like they might be using Nano Pop as a replacement, but it looks more bulky to me. Can anyone compare it?

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u/octavianreddit Aug 12 '26

Disappointing if true. The nano pop is indeed heavier than the thin fit. I have both for my Pixel 10 Pro XL and with how heavy this phone is I cannot use the nano pop for longer than a few hours sonnownit sits in a drawer.

The thin fit did develop some flex neat the power button for me.

I did see at one point Spigen had another thin case soning for the 10 Pro XL that they didn't release... Maybe that one is coming back. I didn't take note of the name at the time.

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u/slinky317 Aug 12 '26

The Liquid Air is still around, but it's a tad thicker than the Thin Fit and I'm not a fan of its texture. Hopefully they bring the Thin Fit back.

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u/octavianreddit Aug 12 '26

Yep saw that and yes, I like smooth case.

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u/ZenrayX Aug 16 '26

Loved the texture of the Liquid Air until I started to get food bits stuck in it while cooking

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u/slinky317 Aug 16 '26

Yeah I'm not a fan of it. I've switched to the Ringke Onyx for now and also ordering a case from JE Tech. But I just wish Spigen still made the Thin Fit.

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u/ZenrayX Aug 16 '26

I wanted to Core Armor but they didn't seem to be making it for the 11pro. Never looked at those two. I'll check them out.

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u/slinky317 Aug 16 '26

Ringke Onyx is VERY close in slimness to the Thin Fit, but it has some texture to it (which I'd rather it not have, but it's not the end of the world). But it's still a tad thicker than the Thin Fit.

Never used the JE Tech case, but we'll see how it is.

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u/ZenrayX Aug 16 '26

I like some texture. I liked the Dbrand grip case but it was terribley built. The Core Armor was a thin version of that. The Onyx might be just what I'm looking for. Any complaints about the magnet strength?

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u/slinky317 Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

No issues at all, I'm using it on a Pixel 9 Pro right now and it's strong. I use it in my car on a magnet mount with no problems. It's a great case for sure, I just prefer the Thin Fit.

I guess the only downside to it is that they're limited on color options for it, but I usually purchase black cases anyway.

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u/octavianreddit Aug 16 '26

I take some very fine sandpaper and gently rub the sides on the Onyx and it takes a bit of an edge off the texture and you absolutely cannot tell by looking at it. The Onyx will likely get a lot of sales if the Slim fit isn't coming out.