Product Description

The ultimate sport armband is the ultimate workout partner. Streamline's one-piece frame and screen cover protect your device from scratches and dust.size iPod from scratches and dust.

Product Details

• Color: Black
• Brand: Griffin Technology
• Model: 8159-NSTRLNB
• Dimensions: 6.50" h x 1.26" w x 5.12" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Compatibility: iPod nano 3G
• One-piece frame and screen cover protects your iPod from scratches and dust
• Screen protector does not interfere with navigation or use of click wheel
• Low-profile design keeps your iPod nano close at hand, without being in the way
• Reflective trim increases nighttime visibility

Amazon.com Product Description
With the right music, workouts are more fun--and maybe even a little easier. Even if you're not working up a sweat, the Griffin Streamline ultimate sport armband makes it easy to take your tunes with you anywhere, thanks to a low-profile design that keeps your iPod nano conveniently close at hand.

Slip your player in the one-piece frame, and hit the road. All controls are easily accessible through the clear, full-face screen protector, and the reflective trim helps increase your visibility in low-light situations.

What's in the Box Griffin Streamline for iPod nano.

Customer Reviews

Not that great.
Ultimately this product does what it's supposed to do, which is hold your iPod on your arm. The problem is that the iPod doesn't fit snugly in the armband so it's hard to use the click wheel. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone who wants to adjust their iPod while it's in the armband.

armband for ipod nano
Griffin Streamline Armband for iPod nano 3G (Black)
Product was exactly what was advertised. We liked it.

Not too great
At first glance this seemed pretty good, but after using it for a bit, I have changed my mind.

On the positive side, the armband works well, and can fit about any arm. I've used it lifting and running, and have had no problems with it slipping or being too tight. I also feel very comfortable with my iPod in the case - if I dropped it, shoved it off a table, etc, I think there would be no problem surviving a fall.

The main problem I have with this is how it fits with my earphones plugged in. The earphones shove the bottom of the case out, warping the plastic. Just moving around, the plastic pushes against the wheel, sometimes adjusting the volume slightly. It also made it difficult for me to adjust the volume. The plastic keeps getting in the way. I ended up cutting a section of the edge out to fit my earphone plug.

The second problem is that when the iPod is in the case, the hold button is inaccessible. Normally I wouldn't care about that, but since the plastic kept turning my iPod on and off in my bag, my battery was dead a few times when I wanted to use it.