Would rather have the magnet closure rather than velcro"¦Velcro gathers lint"¦magnet closure stays clean

Great for phone -- nice and sturdy. The only one we buy. I put the foam pad in that it was mailed in at night to keep its shape. Has a belt loop and a nice waistband hook to keep it secure.

I bought my first of these pouches in October 2021, and got two years of heavy-duty use out of it. You can see that original one, now retired, in the pictures I have included. There's some bending and fraying which had no effect on the phone, but actual made the holster more comfortable as time went on. The only reason I replaced it was because the velcro finally wore out after extensive use. While the holster didn't remain hansom enough to wear to the opera, it was perfect in my role as a factory IT guy.

Over those two years, I've had to pull my phone out and replace it dozens of times each day, and other than that bend you can see in the flap (which came from a weird car door frame repeatedly catching the flap, the unit has held up fine.

I'm very pleased with the belt loop arrangement. I never worked with the carabiner, so I cannot comment on its quality, but I specifically intended this pouch to ride horizontal to my belt. The more common vertical pouches catch and pull too easily to be used in my line of work. The feed-through, stitched-down style of this loop, offering options in both directions, was just what I needed. In the two years of use, I never had threads unravel or tearing of the fabric. I gave an "easy to remove" mark of 4/5 because to get the horizontal arrangement, one must feed the belt through a fully stitch loop, so it takes removal of your belt through several belt loops to put the unit on or take it off. I had no issue with that, but it wasn't as speedy as just lifting a clip. In fact, I needed this setup. Previous pouches with their clips were constantly popping off the belt at awkward times when I was bending and working with equipment.

I suppose the proof of my belief in its quality was that I bought a second as the replacement for the original, rather than look elsewhere. My only regret is that they appear to only sell single-phone holsters. With a new role at work I carry a second phone now, and could really use a dual-phone version of this model.

So I'm a construction company owner and I always have my phone on my side.. I've went through atleast 20 different types of phone clips for my iPhone 14 Pro Max every single one of the plastic snap kind have broke. They always get snagged on something the height of my hip and snap immediately! So I was scrolling Amazon and found this guy, it's literally a game changer I have an otter box on my iPhone and I was worried about it fitting inside but I ordered the extra large for the Samsung and it fit my phone with protection case inside perfectly 🤩! This straps to the belt in two direction's horizontal and vertical, the top flap is Velcro and it's made very durable. I've already ran this thing through the wringer and it's holding up like a champ!
If you're reading this review and indecisive about which to get trust me this is the one!

This case (ykooe Cell Phone Pouch Nylon Belt Holster Case, size L) is sturdy and well built. I like it.

The base of the case is rather stiff, and it extends beyond the edge of the enclosure. This gives extra protection to the phone, but it also makes the case larger. Size L fits my Google Pixel 3a with an extra protector.

The belt loop is rather tight, and it hasn't shown signs of stretching. That means it's attached rather rigidly to the belt. To avoid interference when sitting down or fastening a seat belt, I slide it to the side.