🏃 VUP Upgraded Running Armband with Detachable AirPods/AirPods Pro Holder, 360° Rotation and All-Screen Friendly Design - Compatible with iPhone, Samsung, and 4-6.7 Inch Smartphones - Ideal for Running, Biking, and more! (Silver) Review

I bought this thinking I could use it with my BT headphones. I get tons of calls about work. First, when I tested it at home, it would slip over my biceps every time I flexed my arm a few times. The 2nd feels awful on the arm and couldn't imagine wearing it for a while. 3. You can't see the screen to see if it's ringing, I have a 6 inch screen and it's best to wrap it in your bag or leave it nearby. Only 1 plus. If you can carry this thing, it's very easy to pull it out to use your phone. Due…

Please note the photos show an old (dead) mobile phone on the product as I had no other option to take it * First impression: Excellent quality materials * Light weight * Easy to operate * Locks the rotating mechanism with every rotation, which I estimate is 15° at a time* Said mechanism requires some force to rotate, which is great as the device doesn't rotate randomly* I can put my phone in its slim protective case* I like that really matte finish, the combination of light gray with a black…

A few years ago I bought two phone straps from this company (1 for my husband and 1 for me). We walk and hike a lot and I don't worry about my phone falling out of my back pocket. They were great except it was painful for me to remove the entire bandage from my arm to take a picture (which often happened when we were out and on day trips). After a season of this frustration I searched the internet for other options and saw this FROM THE SAME COMPANY AS MY 1ST PURCHASE! 1 ordered for me and what

I have tried both this and the original VUP treadmill (which is still on sale). The main difference is the ability to detach the phone while it remains in the holder. This is handy at times, but requires significant effort to align the slots and rotate 90 degrees when pressed. (I was imagining something like a very strong magnet, but it's not.) So I usually have to pause my run to turn it on or off. After all, it's enough of an effort that I don't pick up my phone unless I really need to use it

At first I was a bit concerned that the rubber band on my phone would not stretch enough. Although it's a little difficult to stretch, it actually makes it a little safer. Once the band wraps around your phone, it's not going anywhere. This bandage is similar to many I've had in the past. Your signature loop and velcro. The difference is that there is a place to keep your key when you go for a run, a place for cables for any non-bluetooth headphones and no plastic case. This is a simple but…

I use it in the field and in the lab as my iPhone 11 acts as a PIP boy for scientific research. If you have big, pumped arms, it will suit you perfectly. If you have thin, sinewy forearms like I do, they're too big to wear on the wrist of the other half of the forearm. I suspect those with a smaller frame and thin build will find the item doesn't get small enough to carry comfortably. (I'm 6ft 2in, 180lbs, my physique was intimidating.) For my intended use it doesn't really matter. It's also…