Non-folding case for the Google Pixel Fold.  Allows you to hide the device's nature, at the cost of also disabling most of its more interesting functions.  I have some theories as to why such a thing exists, but mostly they're kind of nonsensical.  (A quality they share with the case itself.)

Case also does not have holes for the cameras, so this case makes the phone really dramatically less useful.  It does have holes for the USB-C port and, weirdly, the SIM slot.  I suppose a little work with a craft knife would open up the camera area quite promptly, so that might be an option.  The outer screen is also hidden, as are the buttons.  (As a person who compulsively hits the sleep button when putting the phone down, that one is impossible for me to get used to.)

It's a very flat, matte black rubbery plastic.  Quite tough.

The one good point is that it does make the device identity less obvious, so if you, for example, need to travel in the company of people with a violent aversion to folding phones, you can put it in this case and tell them it's just a weirdly square small tablet.  It's also pretty sturdy, so with this case you might be able to get away with letting a small child use your extremely expensive folding phone.  Or you could just buy it as a joke.

The possibilites are endless -- one friend suggested it could be a paint palette, with the squares, and yeah, I can see how that would work.

Very good condition, unused.  Needless to say, the phone pictured is not included.