Enhanced Visibility and Storage 👁️ with the Amphipod Beltpod Smartview Sumo Review

I had a smaller Smartview for my iPhone 4S but found it too small for most practical uses. However, I decided to try this version of Sumo with my new iPhone 6. Luckily, it works great if you have a fairly skinny body. I'd be concerned about any case that extends the iPhone 6, like the Otterbox. For longer runs that require water, I use a hydration pack. I used it in light rain and the phone stayed dry. One note is that I couldn't put my bulky car key/remote in the extra back pocket.

This is a great phone case for running or cross-country skiing. I can quickly look at the phone when someone is calling and I can manipulate the phone through the transparent layer if necessary. I have an iPhone 5 in a Case-Mate Tough Xtreme case which makes it quite bulky. There's still plenty of room, mainly on the sides (put the phone to one side at the top and bottom, just in case), but the phone doesn't bounce or anything. Based on the space I would say the iPhone 6 (NOT plus) fits in the…

As usual I'm not disappointed with the Amphipod product BUT it fits my phone with a case very well. Stylo 4 from LG. The case is thin but with a raised border around the screen. If you have a Bluetooth headphone accessory, you should be fine. I can get the phone with a case after a little shaking. But if you have plug-in headphones, get ready to fight. There are four options on the side of the case that are perfect for any headphone jack, but if your plug-in headphones have a straight jack like