Dual Phone Holster for Belt Pouch Suitable for iPhone 16/15/14/13/12/11/Pro/Max,Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra S24,Motorola with Wallet Holster Card Holder,Phone Pouch for Belt Compatible with Case/Cover

I carry two iPhones. A work cell and personal cell. Both in cases. My personal in a very thin otterbox. My work in a slightly bulkier otterbox. Too valuable. Have to protect them.I am a person who absolutely hates having things in my pockets, let alone bulky things. So I am constantly looking for ways to comfortably carry the items that I have to have with me when walking around in my day to day-- Notepad, work cell, personal cell, pen, keys. Usually I end up holding both phones in my hands. Hate having them in my pants pockets. So I started researching ways I could consolidate some of these items. I tried the small man purse thing. Like an indiana jones shoulder bag. Just can't make myself keep something over my shoulder like that. I thought if I could have one case that compacts my phones it might help. Granted I knew I still might not like it because I am just making one item even bulkier in doing this. But I thought if I could have two phones in one case that would free up one hand in most instances. So that's the logic behind what I was shopping for.All that said, this case is well made. It will protect both of your phones. For sure. BUT you will have to take both of your phones out of their cases. Neither of them will fit with a case on it. If you rock those super thin rubber phone cases that just surround the back of your phone then you could probably make that work. I wish I could do that, but I can't. I can't risk breaking my phones when they're not in the case. I used to, but those days are gone.I also want to add that I knew this was likely to be the case before I made the purchase. The price was not too high. It was worth checking out. So I have no reason to negatively rate this product. I just hope this helps anyone that might be trying to make the same decision.

Great material perfect size love it

Built well and sturdy but the velcro wares out soon after repeated use. and the stitching begin to come out. i bought three of these items.

A little bulky but very secure

I bought this for travel because I carry the wife's phone when we go to attractions. It got a lot of use in the last two weeks, and worked well.The metal belt clip does not have the tab that snags the belt. This holster comes off the belt easily. My first phone cases had the metal tab, and I fought with it, and even thought about grinding it off. Now I have two phones wearing fat cases the belt tab is needed to drag one phone out of the case and keep the case on the belt. I'm a little conflicted now, finally getting what I wanted and realizing the benefit of what I didn't want.This case does not have the belt loop, and I didn't want one because they loosen up and the case sags when using the metal clip. The case was tight against the belt the whole time.The hook and loop was generous and sticky.

Been using a horizontal belt loop case for my iPhone 11 Pro Max with an Otter Box Lumen Series case, and found it to be a little uncomfortable, so wanted to switch to a case that either hooked on to a belt loop or clipped on vertically. This case fit that criteria. It is perfect size for the phone with the case on it, and I like being able to carry a couple of credit or gift cards in the cardholder. Seems to be well built and the one time I dropped it, the protection it gives the phone saved the phone from breaking. I generally use both the belt clip and the Carabiner clip to insure the case is not knocked off my beltThe only complaint is that the Carabiner clip used to hook the case to a belt loop was flimsy and I had to replace it with a sturdier one I had with a sun glass case. Otherwise the case seems to be well built.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this phone holster in October on the theory that it is a decent design (it is) and a phone holster is a phone holster.It ain't.The belt loop fell apart (stitching failed) not even 90 days after purchase with daily use. The Velcro is also failing. The return period (warranty) is 30 days.Now, admittedly, I'm an HVAC/R Field Technician and my tools do tend to see some hard use along with a fair bit of use, but I also take very good care of my tools and I don't abuse them.This design is good. The execution is where they failed hard. They single stitched one of the primary stress points (belt loop) with out using a backer or bar tacking of any sort.. as a result of those lacks the stitching just pulled itself out.On the plus side, it does actually hold 2 full size phones (Blu V91) with compact (OtterBox Commuter style) cases. It also keeps them separated so that one phone doesn't scuff up the other.Bottom Line: To have a daily use product like this fail, even at "just" $12, at less than 90 days is simply, and flatly, unacceptable.This last is especially true because the Nite Ize version lasted well over a year for just about twice the money. The only thing wrong with it is that the Velcro failed at about 12 months.. which is why I replaced it.That fact alone makes this version almost twice as expensive per year at $48 ($12 every 3 months) as the Nite Ize version at $24.00.Look guys, charge me 20 or even 25 if it lasts. Not everything is about raw dollars and lowest price points. A fair number of folks actually care about quality and longevity, and are willing to pay a bit extra for those because we recognize that it's actually cheaper in the long run to buy something decent that lasts.I won't be buying anything else built by this company.

I had one of these before and it lasted about 3 years the Velcro vanished of so many uses, bout I bought a new one that I have been using for 3 days and is coming apart, the back compartment is loosing the stitches.