📱 Highly Rated BRAVESHINE Water Resistant Armband for iPhone - The Best Workout Phone Holder for iPhone 11 12 Pro Max, XR, XS Max, X, 8, 7, 6, SE 2020 - Fits Screens up to 6.7 Inch Review

Got one star for a good item. However, it does not fit the Stylo 6. I had to give it to my son who has a Stylo 5. So I still don't have it. But it's a good thing.

I really like this product. I don't think I have very big arms but I have 14 inch biceps and if my arms were a little bigger it wouldn't fit me. The rest works fine.

Recently started cycling. My cell phone fit perfectly and the bandage stayed on my arm. Haven't tried it with a sleeveless shirt yet to see how it holds up to sweat. Although so far so good.

Decent product for the price. Everything worked fine for the first few weeks, but now my Libby app needs to be reset every few minutes. I have no problem taking my phone out of the case and carrying it. I don't know what is causing the app to disconnect when in use. I use iPhone 12 6.1”

Fits my MotoG stylus in a case. Once on your arm, holds the phone securely, but don't even think about using the phone when it's in the armband pocket. I found that I had to remove my bandage, take my phone out of my pocket and use it as usual. The plastic screen allows you to see the phone's screen, but the phone cannot function reliably through the plastic.

I used it for the first time today. I couldn't thread the strap through the holes as directed because it only fit my wrist. I was only able to get through a gap but I still couldn't get the thing on my biceps. Not to say I have huge hands, I have normal sized hands. It's made for little hands. I also have an Otter case on my Moto Z4. I could barely put my phone back in its place. Luckily neoprene stretches but every time I want to use it it hurts to get it in and out. Operating the touchscreen…

Unfortunately I've only been able to use it a few times since purchasing it, but the first few times I put it on I felt irritated or itchy in my hand. But the last few times I've worn it I haven't felt it. Also, the key slot and the ability to plug in headphones weren't what I thought. It didn't hold my key, it kept falling out, and it was a bit difficult to put the earbuds in so they didn't get caught on anything while I was hands-free and exercising. I can't remember how responsive the touch…

Just did 3km on it and it's holding up well. I haven't tried it with a long sleeve shirt yet. Here my predecessor let me down several times until I start sweating on the rubber, it sometimes slips off. I'm using it with an LG-6 and the volume rocker on this phone is on the side so it's best to set the volume before you start running. My only real complaint is that it feels like it's just the right hand. I'm used to wearing my previous armband on my left arm and the strap goes from back to front