iPhone SE Armband - Best for Running, Sports and Workout - LED Lights, Sweatproof, Touch Sensitive, Key Holder - Black

I just got into running recently, and the case gets the job done, but it's not the greatest one out there.Pros: The LED lights are quite bright and seem to work pretty well from testing it out a few times. The fabric is definitely moisture-resistant and I haven't had any issues with sweat seeping through and getting on my phone (I've been running in 90-degree heat the last 2 weeks so it's been put through the ringer). The case isn't overly bulky, and the screen protector is very touch-sensitive so I can use my phone easily while it's in the case. I haven't had any issues with it sliding down my arm, even when I'm drenched in sweat, but this is probably because the band is quite small.Cons: I have an iPhone 6s with a very slim case from Casetify. When I received the arm band, I tried to put the phone (with case) in, and it was a pretty tight squeeze. The plastic screen came apart at the top. I don't plan on running in the rain, so that's not a dealbreaker, and returning it just seemed like more of a hassle over what was a minor tear. I have been taking my case off my phone before putting it in the arm band and it slides right in with no issue. The button to activate the LED lights was a little loose, and the arm band is also pretty small. I work out 3-4 times a week and my arms are relatively muscular but not big by any means, so if you have big arms, you'd definitely need a longer band or something.TL;DR: You get what you pay for quality-wise for $20, however for the price point it's really not that bad. If you're just starting out running, it does a pretty solid job, but it has some drawbacks that could be off-putting to more serious runners.

For whatever reason my 6s Plus does not fit. It is too tight and requires to much force to put the phone in to its rest on the armband. I'm thinking of down the road when I want to purchase my next iPhone and as I've always done the bodies of the 3gs, 4s, 5s have been kept cherry!The high rating is because the product is without a doubt well made and because of JR. (more on that in a minute) The strobe lights really are bright, the reaction of the phones screen through the touch sensitive material is immediate. Note, I only had the phone in about half way in to the "home". Again, fearful of damaging the 6s Plus. The armband could be a tad larger/longer or an extension included but not everyone is a former Marine and defensive tackle in his younger days. Big arms. Yeah, not as muscular as they used to be, a tad flabby. Remember, Jagger was correct when he sang, "What a drag it is getting old."I received one of those emails asking how I liked the product. The young man's name is Jeremy R. I explained I was unhappy with the fit. He took it upon himself to send another unit. The second was identical to the first. It really is a well made item and the fit is tight, as one would expect. But for me and the constant "putting in and taking out" again I'm fearful of the phone not retaining a flawless body so I can resell next year. So I sent the units back.Look, if you purchase this or any product by this outfit you will be taken care of. PERIOD. The fact "JR" did what he did speaks volumes for the company and of course the man.Thank you JR!

Overall I like the armband but there are somethings that would be nice to find a solution for. I am a long distance runner, so for me ease of use before, during and after the run is important.BeforeDoesn't have enough room to put the phone in with a thin case.Doesn't allow the phone to unlock using finger printA little hard to fit the armband the way you want it as it keeps on moving while tightening the strapDuringThe strap moves a little initially but stops when it becomes a tad wet from sweatingHard to see, unlock and operate the phone while runningHard to use the phone buttons when in the armbandAfterHard to take out the phone. The clear plastic sticks to the phone and makes it hard to take out the phone.I have not used any other armband so I don't have any relative data. But these should be fixed for any armband that has the above problems, especially for long distance runners.Apart from above the armband itself is comfortable and you don't even notice wearing it after sometime while running.

This Armband is nice. I bought it so I could workout with my phone without having to hold it. I do like the LED lights on either side. I have yet to use them since the weather is freezing at the moment. When I have it wrapped on my arm, it does tend to slide down while moving, so I have to adjust it several times while working out. I have an HTC One M8 with an Otterbox Commuter Case. When I want to use the Armband I have to remove my phone from my case in order for it to fit, and when in the Armband it is a snug fit. My phone with the case is too large. My phone controls while in the Armband are very good. The screen adheres to my phones screen and there is no delay. So, my only issue is the fit on my arm. Now, I do have larger arms, so that may be the reason why. Overall, the product is nice and I do utilize it.

I have owned several armbands for different iPhone versions over the years, including 2 for the iPhone 6, and this one is my favorite. I like that it fits my phone and its case (a fairly low profile Designer snap on case), it is comfortable and easy to adjust, and protects my phone from the elements. I bought it to use mostly for running, though I occasionally wear it to the gym and intend to use it for bike rides in the future. I have used both strap adjustment options and found them both comfortable, although I will probably use the looser one regularly. Last week I ran a half marathon using this band, both over a long sleeve shirt and in direct contact with my skin and was comfortable the entire way. My only complaint is that it's tough to get the phone out of the band because the clear plastic sticks to the screen but I suspect this is a necessary evil if you want a responsive touch screen through the armband. Really like the light up feature but have yet to actually use it while running. All in all a good purchase, especially for the price.