Does it allow for the user to wear it so the iPod is "upside down" and the headphone jack is pointing up? Would there be risk of it falling out?
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The Ipod fits pretty snug... All you would have to do is turn the armband upside down, and it'd work for you. I've done it before while walking with my kids at the park (sometimes jogging) and It's never fallen out.
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If I'm understanding the question, that's the way I wear it so I can read the face of it. Never had any problems with it that way. Snug as a bug....
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Yes, you could wear it upside down with no problem. It's pretty secure - I wouldn't worry about the I Pod falling out or moving around.
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Yes. It is adjustable and I actually prefer to wear it lower because it is a little heavy with my phone in it and I have to make it tight to keep it on my upper arm. My headphone cords get slappy though so I wrap them around my arm once. I don't know if there is anything better for such a big phone but it works.
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Hello Katherine, You can wear it upside down and it won't fall out. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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Yes. I have placed my iPod earphones in there and it works fine. But, I have to say that I do wind up my ear buds, and secure them with a tie first. Hope this helps.
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This arm band is open at the top. It isn't hard to get the phone in or out when it is loose. Strapping it to your arm puts enough tension on it to keep it secure. My wife's phone has the headphone jack on top so I knew there wouldn't be any issue connecting her headphones. If yours is on the bottom, there are three small holes on the bottom that may or may not line up with the jack. The material on the bottom is stretchy so it probably will, but I couldn't say for sure.
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The whole clip of the iPod and only the clip is exposed on the back. You can still clip to an armband. I don't know how well it would work during strenuous running or other exercise.
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If you look at the case as it is pictured, the headphone jack is on the bottom, front right corner.I have this case, and I find it to be in a bit of an inconvenient spot.
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I would assume you can flip your phone any which way so the audio jack input could be facing up and the screen should flip or whatever to accommodate; it does with my Android phone. But then again I don't have an iPhone so I don't really know. Just make note, the little legs are adjustable so I'm sure you could move it to the side so it won't get in the way.
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It depends I have an Ipod that both the ear phone jack and the computer/power connect are on the bottom so what I have done is turned it upside down. A little inconvenient but it works if you are crafty it would not take much to open the slot a little larger it is plenty wide. The unit it self is quite heavy for its size and you are not going to bend it without some real brute force. This is all good, it has real good rubber stoppers on the bottom and it does not move with a simple touch it has to be more of a real push. To give you an idea of the weight you would not want this to be dropped on your toe as it will really do some harm. Hope this helps.
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The stand's not really the problem here. If a cord will fit into the iPod with the case on it, the stand will hold it just fine.
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It's a silicone rubber case, so it stretches around the iPod and fits snugly. So you can wear it upside down If you chose with no issues.
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I have the Noki Windows phone and can use headphones when inserted upside down. As long as the jack is on the left or right side of the iPhone you should be able to do the same.
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I suppose you could with modifications, but why would you when you can purchase one specifically made for the iPod itself which would provide much better stability and safety for the product. Just saying.
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It's depending on the headphone jack is. If the jack is simliar to the apple headphones, you won't have any problems. But w/ my beats wire I have to keep it in one place or it would get forced out.
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I plugged it into my ipad where you plug in headphones. It just holds it so it won't get lost. T
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In the water, I wear a swin cap and I wear the headphones upside down. With that combination I havent had the issue of them falling out.
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I am using it just for protection for my i pod. Whenever I have to hook it up to any of my mp3 devices (i.e. car computer) I have to remove the case and then plug the jack into my device. The only time the case does not hinder me from using it without and removal of hardware is when I link it via blue tooth, anything wireless. Hope I could help