🏃 Water-Resistant Tune Belt Running Waist Belt Phone Pouch for iPhone 11/12/13 Pro Max, Galaxy Plus/Note/Ultra - Fits OtterBox/Large Cases - With Extra Accessory Pocket (Black) Review

I had some doubts but the phone fits perfectly (I have an iPhone 7 plus), doesn't dangle and is easy through the case to control. I used to have a bracelet, but on the 7 plus it dangled too much - this belt solved that problem. The material is soft (neoprene, like a wetsuit material?) so comfortable. I don't even notice it when I'm walking, that's the point.

I bought this for my iPhone 7. There were other half price bracelets with good reviews but I went with this one based on the theory that you get what you pay for. The iPhone 7 fits easily in your pocket, stays securely in place and doesn't wobble when you run. The belt is a nice wide strap that fits comfortably and doesn't dig into your body. There is a good case for keys, driver's license etc. The only criticism is the transparent plastic front. The view is good and I was able to swipe the…

When I changed phones (2 phones ago) I needed a different strap because my phone was too big for the plastic case. I liked this belt. I found another one on Revain but I never liked him. My phone got stuck trying to put it in, so I've always had trouble with it. Walking around was a nightmare to access, even through the plastic. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 7 Plus and even though it fit into another running belt I had, I still hated it. I was looking for the same thing as before, but more…

Great belt. Plenty of room for big phones, even with an otter. The only reason I gave it a 4 is that the plastic cover only lasted about 4 months before peeling off the material. I was able to stick it on and it held up for a while. I used it a lot on the farm to keep my phone safe and with me. If you put your phone in your pocket and leave it there and only wear it to run, I think that would be great. I don't think it's made for exactly what I need it for, it's just not strong enough. I wore…

This comfortable strap can be adjusted to stay in place while running. Unfortunately, I found that the GPS signal was very poor when my iPhone 11 was in this zone. Comparing exactly the same run (belted 3 times, many times with my old bandage) showed that my phone wasn't accurately tracking where I was on my route when the phone was in the belt. I lost a full 1/2 mile on a 4.25 mile course (which means it was 3.75 when I was using the belt). If you don't need accurate distance and pace data…

I use this belt for running. I have an iPhone X that I listen to while running. I was hoping with this product that I wouldn't feel it at all while running, and it is. The fabric (neoprene?) is very soft and stretchy and the strap adjusts very well - I can just tighten it enough that it doesn't bounce or feel too tight. There is an additional key pocket. Here's a tip: Even though there are pre-cut headphone holes on one end of the strap, you'll have an easier time orienting your phone so that…

I gave this running belt to my sister and she loves it. She has an iPhone 6 Plus with an Otterbox Defender case and needs accessories that fit her large case. She told me about the following pros and cons of this running belt: Pros: Very comfortable to wear around the waist. It stays in place during their runs, which range from 2 to 6 miles a day. The inside of the case is very good and never slips when moving. (She didn't just use the strap with the phone, not in its case, so she's not sure…

Excellent. Bought one for myself and two more for gifts. They roam around at every opportunity. I have a Vaja Wallet agenda case that holds my ID and 4 credit cards about 1 inch thick. In contrast, my friend has a thin protective case and the Tune Belt slides easily over both cases. She uses it for jogging on the beach and LOVES it. I mainly use this TuneBelt for the gym, but I also use it when traveling. and put on a shirt. Path. I don't have to worry about being robbed and I have everything I