VUP Running Armband 360 Rotatable for iPhone 17 16 15 14 13 Pro Max Pro Mini 12 11

This may be the single, best cell phone accessory I've ever bought. I've only been using it a week or so, but I'm SO happy I took the risk and got it. About me: I hate, hate, hate 3 things about exercising with a phone. 1) carrying ANYTHING in my hands while exercising 2) that nasty feeling you get when you start to sweat, and part or all of your arm band is plastic and in contact with your arm 3) arm bands that slide down your arm during a workout or ones that are so tight you lose sensation in your hands after they've been on for 5 minutes This case solves all my pet peeves! Product specifics: I have an iPhone 6Plus, so it's relatively huge. The elastic holds the phone snugly in place without being bulky. I don't have a case on my phone, but do have a pop-it on the back, and my phone fits perfectly well in the band. I expect that there's enough stretch in the bands that bigger phones like I have would fit while in their cases, but your results may vary, so consider that when making your choices... How does it address my peeves? 1) obviously, it holds my phone, so I don't have to. There's also a key slot (though I haven't used it, it seems like it would be fine, as long as you wear the case so the opening of the slot is pointing up) and a velcro tab to hold your headphones when not in use, or to wrap up the excess cable during workouts, so you don't get tangled in the cord. 2) There's no "sweaty plastic" feeling during workouts. The band has no/very little plastic in contact with your skin, and the quality of the elastic/velcro seems to be a step up from the less expensive brands. I expect it will last well. 3) The arm band is soft against my skin, and snug enough that it doesn't slide down my arm in use, but doesn't strangle my arm, either. In conclusion, because I don't believe this band will fall apart from manufacturing/material defects, I may just buy a second so when this one wears out I have a backup ready. It's already a critical part of my workout routine, right up there with my shoes. Now, if only I can find a sports bra that is as useful and reasonably priced, my workout world would be complete. Read more

Great product, works as designed Read more

If you have slim arms, this may not fit. I may need to lift more weights!. My phone mounts well and it rotates as needed. Read more

This arm band fits to my Iphone 15 Prox Max. It holds the phone steadily and firmly. The phone direction is changeable, so it makes it easy for me to change songs or youtube movies when I’m on my run way. It is light-weight and durable. The arm band can be adjusted for big or small arms. It is not waterproof or sweat resistant but it is easy to clean. Great accessory for running. Read more

If your arm is 9 inches or less in diameter, I recommend choosing a different iPhone holder-this one simply will not stay in place when an iPhone 11 is mounted. While the holder itself is sturdy and secures the phone well, even with a shock-protector case, the strap is too loose for smaller arms and tends to slip down to your elbow during runs, no matter how you thread or adjust the strap. To make the strap fit better, I ended up removing the stitching, shortening the strap by half an inch, and sewing it back together. This modification helped, and I left some extra length to accommodate additional layers during winter runs. If you have slim arms and do not want to modify the product, consider an alternative with a more adjustable or secure strap system. Overall, this holder is well-built and protects your phone, but it is best suited for those with larger arms or anyone comfortable making DIY adjustments for a better fit. Read more

Second one to purchase, works as advertised, great for jogging. Read more

I use every day on dog walks. Holds phone walking or running. Fits/ works GREAT !!! Read more

The first time I went out, I made sure that my iPhone was protected by the case before going for a quick jog around a local park. The armband's tight fit held the phone securely in place, eliminating any undesired bounce or slippage even on uneven terrain. I liked this feature very immediately when it was introduced a few months ago. As the route wound its way around a small pond, I turned the screen of my phone inside so that I could easily check my speed without having to pause my stride. I was able to keep my cadence without having to fumble about to check the display since the mechanism for rotation seemed smooth and reliable. There were no unpleasant jerks or startling misalignments. I realized that the key holder was an unexpectedly convenient addition to my running experience on longer routes that weave through woodlands and gravel paths. Instead of putting the home keys in a pocket, where they may potentially jingle or fall out in the middle of a stride, I clipped them firmly into the slot on the wristband. Having this one little function prevented me from having to go back home after a sweaty exercise to look for my keys that had become loose. The movable strap of the armband allowed for different layers of clothing to be worn during a specific 10-mile trail run. These layers included a lightweight running shirt early in the morning and a windbreaker after a cool breeze began to blow. As I climbed steep inclines and muddy spots, I never felt the strap loosening or moving, and the phone stayed securely fastened even when the cloth was saturated from sweat. I was able to do this without experiencing any discomfort. On a certain Saturday, I decided to go mountain biking instead of jogging around the neighborhood. It seemed natural to wrap the armband over my upper arm, and I loved how the 360-degree swivel made it possible for me to turn the phone around at a look anytime I wanted to make adjustments to the navigation program I was using. It was possible for me to peek at incoming calls, examine turn-by-turn instructions, and then swivel the screen back to its outward-facing position without having to remove the complete device. This was all possible as I was driving downhill. Even when I cycled through overgrown paths that were littered with branches and brush, the armband did not snag on my shirt or elbow because of its low profile. At one point, when I was navigating through a particularly congested area of the path, I had the assurance that the phone would remain in place, regardless of how tough the terrain was, since the armband's secure Velcro clasp kept it secured in place. Read more