Mybat UNIVP212NP Sport Armband Case - Retail Packaging - Black

Comfortable to wearThe material is soft, and comfortable, stitches look nice, but only time, wear, and humidity will show if the stitches are good or not.Once in your arm, it’s difficult that 4” phone may slide out use it with the opening facing upwards in your arm.I actually use it with an old Galaxy S2, SD 32GB for music and a prepaid SIM, and my new more expensive phone stays home.Clear plastic cover a little bit on the thick side, but the phone screen responds ok.Of all phones that I tried this is best suited for 4”, maybe 4.5 in some cases.There is an APP called Set Orientation, you may want to try it in your phone, it is much easier to see the icons and apps in landscape mode.Which phones fit inside?Following are a list of several phones which I tried with the armband casing.I tried all phones with the corresponding TPU case attached to the phone, it is not a fair test, but I am sure that most of us do not want to remove the protective casing of their phones to use the armband case.The seller clearly listed the size of phones that fits in the case, and I recommend you check the size of your phone before you buy the case.Galaxy Nexus Width yes, Length noOne Plus W. no, L. noGalaxy S2 W. yes, L. yesNexus 5 W. yes, L. noMoto G 1 W yes, L. noLG 5 II W. yes, L. yes

This is a really nice product, for $2 you can't go wrong but you can believe you me but I'm not gonna get to that as yet.It's good for running but as for weight lifting i wouldn't recommend it.Things went wrong when i went to lift and I was just doing some weighted pullups and on the up position, bam, it happened, one massive tear right on the seam of the front cover. It was so depressing. It always felt weird when I would lift with it cause its not or doesn't feel flexible but I never paid no real mind and then that happened. Also its not long enough to place on other parts of the body like ones forearm. which would be nice to mitigate its non flexibility and I'm a fairly skinny guy so I don't have Dragon Ball Z Super Sayain 3 arms.The screen works within the plastic and sweat doesn't really get into the system but i'm not that much a sweater.But overall for a first time thing to check out armbands its not bad, now I know what I need and want and would like. $2 doesn't hurt either unless that's your charity money.

If you're looking for an sport arm band for the incredible 2, this is a good option. It's a little tricky getting the phone into the pocket the first few tries but I've found this has become easier over time. the case covers up the side volume buttons but with a little practice they can still be used by estimating their location under the white border of the case. Or, depending on the player for you're music, you can control the volume by using the touch screen, or better yet, a compatible blue tooth headset.It's not perfect: the backside of the pocket that goes against my arm was a little irritating to my skin the first few uses. This was mentioned by a couple of other users in their reviews. But i found this fades over time and seemed to lessen if i didn't have the band too tight. I also wish there was a belt clip on the band so i could put the pouch on my waistband when i'm doing arm exercises but few armbands have that feature.Overall a good product ... and when considering the price i paid, possibly a great one.

This is a nicely finished product all under 6$ for price and shipping. The build quality is good. I have used this for 2 weeks now on extended biking trips without any issues.A summary of pros/cons follows:Pros:1) The build quality is good; It does not feel like cheap plastic.2) It can accommodate various Arm Sizes. I have medium - small build arm size and I can easily wrap this even when I'm wearing a light jacket. People with slightly larger arms shouldn't have a problem but it may not fit someone with XL size arms.3) The phone sits tightly within the case and there is no risk of the phone falling down even under extreme conditions4) Insulation is good. Sweat from the arms should not damage the contents inside. It may even be slightly waterproof, but I haven't tested that out yet.Cons:1) Cannot access phone without taking it out of the cover. (I guess that's a problem with most covers).Overall a good product at an excellent price point.Update:-- If your primary use is for biking and you do not care about plugging headphones from the phone to your ears, then checkout my review of this bike bag  Bicycle Bike Cycling JFLY Roswheel Frame Pannier Bag Front Tube Bag Phone Cell Silver  . It attaches to the handle bar and the bike frame and is a great product for carrying phones/wallets etc.

For a little over five bucks, I can't complain much, since a simple neoprene velcro band of a similar size runs about double that price. Fits my HTC Incredible which is doubling as my flight computer for paragliding, and the velcro band is secure and does the job.The bad part of this unit is the build quality. The threaded stitching that secures the plastic window to the band has started to unravel, and no longer will safely secure a phone. Double stitching would be helpful, or securing the threaded junctions. Like I said though, for under six bucks I can learn to sew.Also, I might point out that the band could be a little longer. It is a tight fit around a larger bicep. The flap used to tuck in a phone could use a strip of velcro to make sure there is no chance of the phone escaping. Even though the phone sticks in there really good, I'm a little unsettled by an opening that could allow the phone to slip through if provided the proper jolt. A small safety pin has allowed me to put it out of my mind and not worry.

Returned. Was to small for my pipes.