Pictures: Ringke Slim case and Plason tempered glass with proximity sensor cutout

disclaimer: I wanted a very thin case. I don't like huge cases. I understand that there is limited drop protection. I am only interested in having a minimal lip so that the camera or screen do not scratch when I set the device down.

I started with the spigen case and screen protector. Screen protector covered the proximity sensor making the screen turn black during calls regardless of proximity. The case fit well but felt cheap. Design was too bulky despite being marketed as a slim case. Not necessarily becuase it was not thin, but all the corners were too squared off.

So here is the new setup. The case feels good, I wish there was a matted and smoked version, but this will do. The plastic does feel a bit slick. It definitely feels more secure in my hands naked as compared to the case.

The screen protector works perfectly. It has an oleophobic coating that works pretty well too. There is a proximity cutout so the screen does not cut off during calls. The fit is great, goes out all the way to the edges, and the cutouts are very precise. The screen protector comes in a hard cardboard box for shipping, included is a wet/dry wipe and a dust absorber film that worked well.

Where is the proximity sensor on the Nexus 6p?

Does anyone know where the proximity sensor on the Nexus 6p is located? I just received a tempered glass screen protector and just wanted to make sure it is not blocking it and cause problems.

Proximity sensor issue

The bottom two proximity sensors aren't working correctly on mine, like one out of every ten times I'll get it to wake the screen but it's random and the motions I have to make are a bit aggressive to get it to do anything. When I wave over the top sensor it works fine, the bottom two just seem to not do anything. Any help?

Spigen tempered covers the proximity sensor

no cut out for the proximity sensor.

blank screen during calls

the fit is pretty good though.