Reviews for Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod classic

I ordered an Incase belt clip that was in pieces on arrival. This armband is the most frustrating accessory I have ever had for an Apple product. Impossible to rotate wheel to adjust volume, etc.

37 of 38 people found this useful

It's too bad that I did not read the reviews previously as I would not have purchased the product. I had the same problem with this particular product and now find it amazing that Apple continues to carry it when it's apparent that there is a serious defect. My plastic came right apart as well.

50 of 50 people found this useful

This armband is uncomfortable and hard to use. To prevent it from slipping down your arm, you have to strap it on so tight that it limits circulation to your forearm and hand. Worse, the plastic lifts away from the touch screen, so it's almost impossible to manipulate your iPhone while it's strapped to your upper arm, let alone while actually running. This makes using the Nike+ app, which is otherwise great, extremely frustrating... I have lost runs trying to check my progress or stop the workout (and yes, I know you can just press the Home button to check progress... try it through the thick plastic! ugh!). The worst part is that it's expensive -- I paid almost US$50 for it at one of the Apple stores in Japan. It's so bad, I'm considering getting a nano touch and giving up running with the iPhone 4 altogether.

78 of 83 people found this useful

I got this to use with my touch and nike+ system, I run probably between 15-25 miles a week, but I figured since it was $35 AND sold at the Apple store it would be a quality product. 2 weeks after buying it the screen split from the frame on the bottom! Annoyed, I exchanged it at the Apple store and the rep told me he had NEVER heard of the problem (this was back in July), well last Sunday I was out on a long run and sure enough the screen separated from the frame again!

111 of 113 people found this useful

I had water damage to my iPod from sweat while wearing this armband. Leaves the port exposed and just milimeters from the skin. Was bound to happen in the hot climate I work out in.

82 of 83 people found this useful

I purchased this approximately one month ago to replace a previous sports band. The fit was stiff and the plastic coating made it hard to use my click wheel. The beauty is after one month of use, the plastic window case cracked. $40 bucks down the drain. In addition, I had to take it out of the sleeve any time I needed sit it in the dock or attach it to any port. This was my first (AND LAST) time ever purchasing an en case sports armband. Terrible product engineering and overpriced. The worst part is the fact that this product was actually recommended by a store employee.

61 of 61 people found this useful

Pros:
* easy to strap on
Cons:
* hard to slide into sleeve - ultimately damages plastic screen, creating visible folds
* too much material on the skin - when running, its really bothersome - too much strap
* ultimately, 2 months of running later, the plastic screen cracked and broke
* very hard to press buttons through the plastic.

Would never buy another. Just bought the new Marware armband at the Apple store. So far, love it (1 week in). Only disadvantage is its a bit harder to strap on because the fabric is slick on the arm. :)

60 of 60 people found this useful

The armband is practically cardboard-the plastic cover split wide open the 2nd time I put my iPod into it-

This is a cheap,horrible product-would be overpriced at 99 cents!

I repeat, please, do not waste your money on this!

Would have given it minus 5 stars if I could-but you are forced to give it at least one star to post a review.

225 of 230 people found this useful

Three weeks into using this armband with my iPod, and the clear plastic separated from the neoprene. My iPod falls out of the case during use on a treadmill or elliptical machine. I would not buy this product again.

390 of 400 people found this useful