The water proof pouch comes with an arm band and a lanyard (I forgot to include it in the pictures because it fell on the floor when I opened the package) so that you can use it hands free. As a reference, in the second photo I have the pouch on top of a Mac Book that is 13"x9".
It was a little confusing and difficult to work the switches on the clip to open up the pouch, even though there were directions and diagrams about that.
On the side where it is clear for the phone screen, try using your finger nail or just your fingers to flip the inside part of the switches on the clip. The clip should unclip outwards and then you slide it through the two clips to open up the pouch.
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and it fit my phone just fine. There's also plenty of room for you to add some other necessities (i.e. credit card, cash, keys, etc.). I tested out the waterproof part with a sheet of paper first because I wasn't going to chance ruining my phone. Boy am I impressed by this water proof pouch! I thought that it was going to be a dud and that water was going to soak up the paper completely. The paper wasn't even wet one bit. Just based on that alone, I would definitely recommend this to anybody! The plastic screen doesn't decrease the sensitivity of using your phone. You can still use the screen just fine.
I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
If you would like to purchase this pouch, you can do so here: Water Proof Pouch
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