Mous introduces a new range of cases and screen protectors available on launch day, aligning with Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 family debut at the August 12 event in New York, amid expectations of design upgrades and pricing shifts.
Mous has moved quickly to line up accessories for Google’s new Pixel 11 family, with a range of cases and screen protectors going on sale on the same day as the phones themselves. The launch follows Google’s Made by Google event in New York on August 12, where the company is expected to unveil the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Google’s event invite confirmed the date and city, while earlier reporting had already pointed to an evening keynote and a launch window that gives Android buyers several weeks before Apple’s autumn iPhone cycle.
For the new phones, Mous is offering three case lines: the Super Thin Phone Case, the Limitless Phone Case and the Clarity Phone Case. The Clarity model is a transparent shell, while the Super Thin and Limitless options come in several colours. Pricing starts at $44.99 for the Super Thin case, rising to $69.99 for the most protective Limitless version. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is an exception, with the Super Thin case listed from $54.99. The cases support Qi2.2 wireless charging and full Pixel Snap integration.
Mous is also selling two screen protectors for the Pixel 11 series. The Tempered Glass Screen Protector comes as a two-pack for $44.99, while the Ceramic Screen Protector costs $49.99 for a single unit and is billed by the company as its toughest option. Both include what Mous calls eco-conscious applicators to make installation easier. The cases and protectors are due to ship immediately.
The accessory launch fits a broader pattern around Google’s next handset range. Reports from Android Central and other outlets say the Pixel 11 generation is likely to bring design refinements, including slimmer bezels and a thinner body on some models, while the foldable version is expected to stay close to the Pixel 10 Pro Fold’s shape. There is also growing speculation that Google will raise starting storage to 256GB and that prices could move higher across the line, in part because of memory costs. Google has already teased a new Pixel Glow notification light, which appears to be integrated into the rear camera bar.
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