📱 i2 Gear Cell Phone Armband Case for iPhone SE, 5, 5S, 5C, 4S, 4 & iPod - Running Phone Holder with Adjustable Arm Strap and Key Pocket (Black) Review

Walking with an iPod/iPhone in your pocket can get frustrating after a while, especially when it falls out. I got this so I can fix this problem and it is. I always listen to music while running because it helps me progress; it's a great motivator. So this bandage was perfect for me. After a hard workout, the bandage has absorbed some sweat, but dries quite quickly. I've been using it for half a year now, but it doesn't smell bad, so I don't think I need to clean it. It's a bit uncomfortable…

This bracelet does what it is supposed to. Great price for Revain compared to other similar bracelets. Suitable: good. If you have a very thin shoulder, it may not fit. Medium sized hands should fit. Note. I wear it on the bottom of my shoulder (the thinner end) for easier access to the touchscreen. I fully tighten the bandage with the Velcro end. Comfort: soft material. Very comfortable. Phone Fit: I can stretch it to fit my iPhone 5 with a thin case. If you remove the cover, it fits with no…

The design and fit are good, but using the phone in a case is uncomfortable. For some reason the phone can't be unlocked (Touch ID and pressing the home button to get the passcode doesn't work while my phone is in this case. Strange, I can long press the home button to launch Siri and that that's it, other screen actions (swipe/click) work fine. To use this case I have to take my phone out of the case as it's snug which is a bit uncomfortable. Overall I'm happy given the price... but would have

This band works well. He holds the phone and stays firmly in place. My only complaint is that it was delivered on April 1st and in mid-June the stitching attaching the phone holder to the strap ripped and barely holds together. I use it when I run 3 miles straight 4 days a week. At the moment I need to change it to another association. It's cheap but I was hoping to use it for more than 2 months. Follow-up: After seeing the above comment, Kevin from Cost Brothers sent an email apologizing for…

I was looking for something to hold my iPhone 5c while walking. It's either wireless headphones or a bandage on the arm. I looked at a lot of them and took a chance as most people said you had to take it out of its original mount to get it to fit. I've had my iPhone in the same case since I got my phone. I didn't want to constantly take it apart (I also have a protective glass) to use this bandage. To my surprise and danger, I didn't have to take it apart. It really fits and I'm very satisfied!

For the price I paid I can't complain. I needed a gym band and since I'll probably be replacing my Iphone 5s with Apple's next version soon, I didn't want to spend a lot of money. I bought a pink strap and my phone fits perfectly in its slim body and still has room in my pocket. I wear it on both my wrist and arm and it's very light. The adjustable straps are a bit long for me, but I have small hands, so that's what I expected. There are too many headphone jacks for iPhone 5 and earlier. I can…

When I saw that I had received an email asking me to rate this product I thought I would. This is another product that probably looked great on the drawing board but obviously hasn't been tested in the real world (like during a workout). At first, my iPhone SE (the smallest of the iPhones) struggles to squeeze into a small hole, then the phone's buttons become almost unusable when covered by the device's heavy transparent plastic surface with a wrist strap. Many of us protect our expensive…