JP2017220920A - Auxiliary tool for preventing slipping down of headphone and auxiliary tool for improving use feeling - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a headphone which is hardly shifted from a position of ears at the time of jogging and operating, and prevents pain on the ears and uncomfortable feeling caused by sweating even when used for a long period of time.SOLUTION: A headphone band, which is put on a rear part of a head or on a jaw from a speaker part, is made from a stretchable synthetic resin, and Japanese paper is used as an ear pad.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to use of headphones comfortably and expansion of usage applications.

Conventional headphones are easily dislocated from the ear position when jogging or working, and feel uncomfortable to use.
Also, if you use it for a long time, your ears will hurt or your ears will sweat. These solutions are becoming increasingly important.

(1) Is it possible to use the present invention because the position of the headphones is not shifted even if it is moving?
(2) Isn't the ear hurting when used for a long time?
(3) Is there any way to suppress sweat even when used for a long time when the temperature is high?
(4) In sports and other exercises, can you give pinpoint instructions to the person even if the coach is not loud? In light of the above-described conventional problems, the present inventors have conducted research to realize a low-cost mechanism, and as a result, have succeeded in realizing this mechanism and propose it as the present invention.

Means to solve the problem

In order to solve the above problems, the stable band proposed by the present invention is a synthetic resin band that hangs from the speaker portion to the back of the head or on the chin, and uses Japanese paper for the ear pad. The above problems were solved.
(1) The band used at the back of the head increases the distance between the speakers by 60%, so that it can be pressed against the ear and pain can be reduced even after prolonged use.
(2) The band part to be hung on the chin is more stable with elastic rubber cloth, etc., and synthetic resin is also acceptable.

Effect of the invention

(1) Even when stationary, there are few unpleasant feelings that the headphones are difficult to slip off.
(2) If you use headphones for a long time, your ears are compressed and you feel pain, but there are few.
(3) Sound quality becomes clearer by using Japanese paper for the ear pads.
(4) Since Japanese paper is used for the ear pad, the heat and sweat of the ear part are absorbed, and discomfort can be reduced even when used for a long time.
(5) Using wireless headphones, it is easy to give detailed instructions even in wide areas such as sports competition guidance, noisy places and factories.

The headphone band which concerns on this invention The rear view of Example 1 The front view of headphone band Example 2 concerning the present invention Front side view of headphone band embodiment 3 according to the present invention Paper pad front view of speaker portion according to the present invention Side view showing the situation when actually worn

The headphone body is characterized in that an auxiliary piece for preventing displacement is provided, and the headphone has a plurality of supporting points instead of a single one.

Example 1 The headphone band part is used by turning it to the back of the head. The configuration is as shown in FIG.
In FIG. 1, if the band portion is made of synthetic resin or a material having resilience, the distance between the speaker portions of the main body is widened and the tightening to the ear is eased. Stretchable material is effective for movement such as exercise.

Example 2 is a band used by turning to the jaw according to the present invention and has the configuration shown in FIG.
The material is preferably a soft material with elasticity, and an adjustable material such as a slide is also desirable.

Embodiment 3 has a configuration shown in FIG. 3 with a ring and a mounting portion for suppressing a paper pad according to the present invention. Because there is a notch in the ring, it is easy to wear and can use the elasticity to suppress the pad. Also made difficult to come off by making a groove in the receiving part of this ring.

Example 4 is a paper pad according to the present invention and has the structure shown in FIG.
If Japanese paper is squeezed, it will become a durable and comfortable pad, and if you make an ear on the pad, it will be easy to use and easily enter the speaker.

Example 5 shows the situation when actually worn as shown in FIG.

1 Band part for the back of the head 2 Band part for the jaw 3 Groove part to hold the ring 4 to hold the Japanese paper 5 Japanese paper pad 6 Japanese paper pad Solid ear

Claims (5)

A supplementary band that prevents a drop by using a semi-circular band in the headphone band and using it on the back of the head. A band part that prevents slipping off from the headphone band part to the chin. An elastic band to be attached to the headphones, and an auxiliary band that prevents slipping off by using a bead to squeeze the microphone part into a narrow hole like a bead at both ends. The part which used Japanese paper for the pad of the earpiece of the headphone speaker. A part that uses Japanese paper for the speaker when pressing the ear pad.

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