I loved this wristband. Notice I said "loved", past tense. It broke today. I've had it for 2 months & used it maybe 10 times while out walking. The plastic piece that holds the turning phone piece just snapped off. Now it's useless and past time to return. Sigh.....

The construction of the product is fantastic but as soon as I put my phone in it, the rubber snapped. I'm really disappointed in that but everything else about it is great.

Overall, this is a nice product and solved a major gripe I had about my old arm band--it was impossible to see/access the touch screen to pause my fitness app or check my mileage, change music, look at notifications, etc while running. I've been using it for a few weeks and it is holding up just fine.

Pros:
Fits my Samsung Galaxy S7 perfectly
Easy access to phone while on the move
Rubber bands hold phone securely, no chance it will fall out
Phone doesn't get sweaty since it's raised away from skin

Cons:
Band is a bit uncomfortable and rough against the skin--not sure I would wear this for a long distance run
Not a good choice if it's rainy out since there's no protection, but that's the trade-off if you want to access your phone easily

I hate carrying my phone in my hand. I have arthritis and need to put the phone down repeatedly. I'm amazed at how many people drop their phone out of their hand. I've seen phones fall out of back pockets. I've tried strap-on phone holders with plastic pockets worn on my arm and leg. They didn't work for me.

The VUP zpw_case is one of my favorite purchases. I have to fiddle to get the strap on my wrist but putting the phone into the webbing and taking out is easy. The fit is secure and I know my phone is safely with me at all times.

People stop me in the grocery store and ask about my cool phone holder when I'm referring to my shopping list or checking for coupons.

I use while driving - I've had various brands of navigation devices placed in different locations inside my car, even a 7" mounted in my dash. I wear bifocal glasses and can't see the screen from a distance. My attempts to read or see distract from driving. Solution - VUP Zpw-Case on my left wrist with hand on steering wheel. Keeping device within my vision range I can glance down or to the side quickly. I do NOT use for phone conversations or texting.

Having phone on my wrist is invaluable. I use for walking, driving, referring to grocery list and

A woman stopped me the other day when I was shopping in a hardware store. She was so excited, exclaimed she wanted a VUP zpw_case so she could play games on her phone while fishing.

I mainly use this for work since it's required for me to wear dress pants, and you know how small those pockets can be especially if you own/use a 6inch phone. Made a compromise with my boss to let me use this as it's more efficient than having to grab my work phone out of pocket each time I want to make a transaction or look up work related content on a regular basis

As stated, fits 6inch phones. It's better if you have a 5inch phone as there's less weight and is less bulky, but both work nevertheless.

Even without the phone strapped on, it looks very futuristic.

The bands work very well in securing your phone even when you do a lot of physical activity with it

When jogging and listen to music, I recommended using a wireless headset as the travel distance for a wired headset may be a nuisance, as the cord will dangle due to the travel distance from your ear to your wrist. There's also a possibility of you tugging on the cord; pulling the headset off your head. An other alternative is to use the phone speakers if it's loud enough and don't care what other people think of you.

Rotation mechanism is very snappy and stays in place once you turn it to the angle you want.

The armband is open faced. Used to own a sweat wristband one with a plastic cover, and the tactile feedback was not as great having to apply extra pressure for the touch screen especially while swiping. Also if you have a fingerprint reader on front, it is usable compared to the plastic cover variety. If you have a touch sensor in back, unfortunately you are not able to use it or at least not as easy access to it (even in the vertical position) as the band sometimes get in the way. Since your phone is strapped onto your wrist anyway, I tend to turn off all passwords when it's on the phone is on my wrist for convenience. If you own a smart phone with good facial recognition/iris scan, best to use those bio-metric unlocks instead

A random stranger is not able to grab your phone forcefully without you noticing as the bands are very secure providing some resistance when tugged on. If they stealthy pull away the top and bottom bands off while you're dozing off then that's another story. I wouldn't have these on in public transit especially when going through shady neighborhoods just in case (unless you have a long sleeve shirt or jacket on)

Unlike a fitness or sports watch, you have full access to your phone and its apps as well as a large screen, so you don't have to squint when viewing notifications on the fly.

The band itself is very comfortable and secure with very strong Velcro. Unlike the sweatband armband it's comfortable in hot weather

Very convenient to have around as both hands are free while doing activities with less travel distance to access your phone. With focused gaming apps that requires two handed controls, best to take off the phone entirely especially if you want to go for the high score. Also if you're typing a essay on your phone (for some reason) it may also be faster just to take the phone off if you're in a hurry and have short term memory loss. Best way around this is text-to-speech (unless you're insecure talking to your phone in public or have confidential information you don't' want leaked). For all other one hand applications it works well.

Overall very impressed, and helps keep my pockets open for other things/accessories