Nite IzeNite Ize Hitch Phone Anchor and Tether - Anti-Theft Cell Phone Lanyard Accessories - Phone Case Anchor & Tether for Drop Protection - Black Tether

On a recent trip overseas, I had my phone in my hand most of the day, every day, in a city that has recently become notorious for phone snatchers. The design gives the flexibility to attach this to an item (bag, pants, etc) or loop around your wrist, but I ended up using it around my wrist most of the time. My wrist is around 7"/17.8cm circumference and looping the strap once around my wrist felt fairly secure, looping it twice felt a bit tight, but completely secure.As far as installation, I thought that this wouldn't work well since it doesn't stick onto the phone or case, but in reality, the card behind the phone inside the case is a perfect design, and there's pretty much no way it's coming loose unless the strap or attachment point breaks.

Im impressed that this has survived two months already, the cheap ones would last a week with the twisting of the plastic, definitely worth getting a more pricy one than a worthless cheap one. It fits perfectly under my mothers phone case.I honestly got it for my mother because she has limited mobility and drops her phone a lot, or loses it, i was worried about her falling in the house while im away and not being able to contact anyone. I figured an elderly alert system was basically a phone on your neck so i put this on and attached a huge bright colored lanyard that would be hard for her to lose. Its nice because now im not getting asked twenty times a day to look for her phone.

Took this to London where phone theft is huge. My Berliner leather bag has a strap with a latch for keys. I attached this bungie to the key strap, then to my phone. I could pull my phone out, look at the map, put it back in my purse, and know it would be there when I got off the bus or underground, or coming out of a museum. Worked brilliantly and loaned to my niece to take to London this week.

I purchased this to protect my phone from falling into the water when working and hiking in wetlands. I attach the clip to the belt loop of my hiking pants, so if it falls out of my pocket, or I drop it while I’m using it it won’t fall into the water. It works well with my phone and case (iPhone with otter box).The one problem I’ve found is that overtime the tab that goes between the phone and the case shifts down and can start to block the charging port at the bottom of the phone. This is not a big deal if you are only using occasionally, your case is fairly easy to remove, or you only use MagSafe charging. However, it can be a problem if you’re trying to charge your phone on a portable charger while simultaneously using the tether.Despite that issue, I still recommend this product for anyone who need to keep their phone securely attached to them!

This little thing worked great to secure my phone inside my Travelon purse while traveling in Europe. It was long enough that I could pull out the phone and use it for directions and for taking pictures. I did not actually use the adhesive to secure it to the inside of my phone case because I don't want to have it connected permanently.

The locking mechanism of the "MicroLock" is so clumsy and hard to use that you risk dropping the phone while trying to attach it. I would recommend the product only if you intend to keep it attached permanently, and even then, I'd suggest you place the phone on a table or sit with it over your lap while attaching.The good thing about the clasp is it would be very difficult for a pickpocket to quickly slip it off (unless they cut the cord).The spring-wound cable is also more intrusive than a straight cable and gets in the way, and is way too short if attached to a belt loop as shown in product packaging.

Great to keep my cell phone attached to my person when out and about out. Used it at several concerts so far and love it. I can keep my phone handy without having to worry about it falling and getting lost. Easy to use and install and a great value.

Yes, I would buy this again. The locks do not come with instructions but I got it figured out pretty quickly. They really are secure. I wore my phone as a wristlet on a train trip where we rode outside and wanted to hang our phones over the edge for photos. People were pointing at my wristlet and wished they had one, too. I could still put it in my pocket or cross body bag. It fits on your wrist snugly, but not tight (no marks) and relieves the fear of dropping your phone.