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Glass+ Bundle

360° protection for your device
€29,99
Sale price  €29,99 Regular price 
About this product

Protect your Google Pixel 10a from edge to edge with the ZAGG Luxe & Glass+ 360 Protect Bundle. This two-piece set pairs a crystal-clear, slim case with a durable Glass+ screen protector to help guard against everyday drops, scratches, and smudges—without getting in the way of wireless charging. Built with Graphene-fortified materials and a ripple-pattern design, it delivers dependable protection with a clean, comfortable feel in hand.

Made for Google Pixel 10a: designed for a precise fit and reliable everyday protection.

360 Protect Bundle: includes a clear protective case plus a Glass+ screen protector.

Graphene-fortified protection:  reinforced materials for added strength and durability.

10 ft drop protection:  helps protect your phone from everyday falls and impacts.

Scratch protection:  tempered Glass+ helps defend against scratches and surface wear.

Smudge-resistant screen: helps reduce fingerprints and smears for a clearer view.

Wireless charging compatible:  charge without removing the case.

Slim, comfortable design:  easy to hold with a modern ripple-pattern look.

EZ Apply installation: simplified screen protector alignment and application.

What's In the box: Case, Glass+ screen protector, installation instructions, microfiber cloth, cleaning wipe, and dust removal sticker.

Warranty / Free replacements

Free replacements for life: If your screen protector or phone case breaks, we'll replace it. No questions asked. All you pay is shipping and handling. Please replace your screen protector immediately if it becomes damaged to continue protecting your device and avoid risk of injury.

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