JP3069644U - Mobile phone holder - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide a holder for a mobile phone that allows a user to make a call without holding it by hand. SOLUTION: A clip part 1 which sandwiches the front and back surfaces of a mobile phone T in a U-shape with a predetermined width, and a human body attachment such as clothes and glasses is provided as a support, which is connected to the clip part 1. The holder 10 is formed by the hook 2 engaged with the support. With the mobile phone T interposed between the clip part 1 and the hook part 2, for example, as a support, glasses 30
Hook on the temple 31 and hang it.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a holder for a mobile phone for enabling a telephone call without holding it by hand.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The above-mentioned mobile phones and PHS (simple mobile phones, hereinafter referred to as mobile phones including the PHS) are remarkably popular because of their simplicity and mobility, and the future of next-generation mobile phones in Japan, the United States and Europe Due to standardization, transmission speed expansion, and price reduction, the spread of the technology will increase.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, there are also problems associated with its widespread use, one of which is the use of mobile phones by drivers while driving. Driving with one-handed steering wheel while talking with a mobile phone in one hand is extremely dangerous.

[0004] In response to the revision of the Road Traffic Law, laws and regulations regarding the use of mobile phones while driving have been set, but it is practically difficult to respond only by law. As long as there is a mobile phone, there will not be no drivers to talk while driving.

[0005] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to make it possible to make a call even when the hand is closed, such as when the driver is driving a car, as described above. And a mobile phone holder therefor.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a holder for a mobile phone according to the present invention is provided with a clip portion for sandwiching the front and back surfaces of the mobile phone in a U-shape with a predetermined width, and is provided continuously with the clip portion so that clothes, glasses, etc. The human body was used as a support, and a hook portion was provided for engaging with the support.

[0007] With this configuration, the mobile phone is sandwiched between the clip portions, and the hook portion is used to attach the human body, for example, in the case of a wearer of glasses, to the "vine" of "glasses". If the part is used as the above-mentioned support and it is hooked and hung there, it is possible to talk without using hands after mounting.

In this configuration, the outer shape of the clip portion can be formed by a wire, so that even if the mobile phone is sandwiched by the clip portion, the surface of the mobile phone is covered with a linear shape. Therefore, the surface of the mobile phone is not covered with the surface, and the display panel, the operation buttons, and the like are not hidden as in the case where the clip portion is formed in a planar shape and sandwiched therebetween.

Incidentally, when the clip portion is formed on a surface and sandwiched between the surfaces, an opening can be provided in the operation portion such as the display panel or the operation button to expose the operation portion. Increases. Forming with a wire requires much less material cost and labor.

[0010] Further, the hook portion can be continuously provided at a position deviated to one side of the clip portion in the width direction. In such a case, when the hook portion is hung on a support, Because mobile phones hang down on the side opposite to the biased side due to their weight, if the hanging side is hung so that the hanging side is the side of the talker, the talker naturally comes closer to the mouth and it is easy to talk. become.

[0011]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1A and 1B respectively show two types of holders 10 and 20 of this embodiment.

Each of the two holders 10 and 20 is formed by bending a single wire, and the portions indicated by reference numerals 1 and 11 are clip portions for holding the mobile phone in between, and portions protruding above the clip portion. Are hook portions 2 and 12 for hooking on the support. The clip portions 1 and 11 of the holders 10 and 20 are common, and the difference is the hook portions 2 and 12. However, the hooks 2 and 12 will be described later. First, the common clip portions 1 and 11 will be described. 11 will be described on the side of the clip 10.

When viewed from the side, the clip portion 1 has a substantially “U” shape, and the distance between the left and right sides of the “U” is slightly smaller than the thickness of the mobile phone. As shown in FIG. 2, the mobile phone T is inserted into the "U" shape, and is sandwiched by the wire spring.

The left and right sides 3 and 4 of each “U” are such that the front side 4 in FIG. 1 is lower than the rear side 3, and the lower side faces the back side Tb of the mobile phone when the mobile phone T is sandwiched. The higher one wears on the surface Ta of the mobile phone. The tip 4a (upper end) of the side of the near side 4 is bent into a hairpin shape so that the mobile phone T is not damaged when the mobile phone T is inserted and can be inserted smoothly. The difference between the height of the rear side 3 and the height of the front side 4 is that the mobile phone T is easily inserted when it is inserted, and the rear face Tb of the mobile phone can be pressed efficiently after the insertion. That's why.

The inner area where the left and right “U” s are opposed to each other is a width area sandwiching the mobile phone T. Although the mobile phone T is sandwiched horizontally as shown in FIG. 2, it is most stable when the area around the display panel Tp is sandwiched in view of the layout specification of the surface Ta of a normal mobile phone.

Therefore, in this embodiment as well, the display panel Tp is sandwiched, but when the mobile phone T is sandwiched, the portion of the display panel Tp does not intersect with the wire of the clip portion 1. The facing space between the left and right “U” s (the width region sandwiching the mobile phone T) is set to be larger than the height of the display panel Tp so as to be exposed.

Next, the hook portions 2 and 12 will be described. In both of the holders 10 and 20, the upper ends of the left and right sides of the "U-shaped" left and right sides of the clip portion 1 are connected by a horizontal side, which is common up to this point. The holder 10 shown in ()) is provided with a hook portion 2 at an intermediate position, and the holder 20 shown in (b) is provided at the right end in the drawing.

When the holder 10 is based on the hook 2, the entire holder 10 has a symmetrical shape with the hook 2 as a center of line symmetry. As shown in FIG. 3, when the glasses 30 are used, the mobile phone T is hung in a substantially horizontal state regardless of whether the glasses 30 are hung on either the left or right "vine 31".

On the other hand, when the holder 20 is based on the hook 12, since the entire holder 20 is asymmetric, for example, as shown in FIG. When the portable telephone T is caught by the clip 31, the side of the talking port of the mobile phone T sandwiched by the clip portion 11 is inclined downward by its own weight, and the talking port is located near the mouth of the wearer. This is in a state in which it is easier to talk than the holder 10 having the symmetrical shape.

However, when the holder 20 is hooked on the “vine” 31 on the right side, the mobile phone T is tilted so that the side opposite to the talk opening faces downward, contrary to the above, so that the talk opening side faces upward. , So that the user goes away from the mouth of the wearer. This is located further away from the holder 10 described above, and the holder 20 is used only for the left "vine" 31 in this example.

That is, although the holder 20 can be used for only one of the two temples 31 of the glasses, the communication opening is naturally located near the mouth, so that it is easy to talk, and the holder 10 is provided on both the left and right sides. Although it can be used for the "vine 31", the volume at the time of a call is reduced by that much since the talk opening is located farther from the mouth than the holder 20. Therefore, they will be used taking advantage of their respective advantages.

Note that, when the mobile phone T is used by being suspended from the “vine 31” of the “glasses 30” using the holders 10 and 20 of this embodiment, for example, The on / off operation buttons on the surface of the phone T cannot be operated directly by looking at them, and the on / off operation buttons are on the face. Since there is a possibility that the button is relatively pressed by the face and malfunctions, a cushion rubber 60 is mounted on the upper surface of the operation button Ts as shown in FIG. If the operation button Ts is operated only when the rubber 60 has an appropriate pressure due to the elasticity of the rubber 60, it is possible to prevent a malfunction from occurring, and the mobile phone T is suspended and mounted on the vine 31. To turn on and off In this case, the operation button Ts can be turned on by pressing the back surface Tb of the mobile phone by hand and applying pressure between the hand and the face so as to reach an appropriate pressure of the rubber 60 described above.

When the holders 10 and 20 are hung on the temple 31 of the glasses, particularly, in the case of the asymmetrical holder 20, the mobile phone T is greatly inclined with respect to the temple 31, Although not shown, it is preferable to provide a stopper at the portion of the temple 31 to prevent it from slipping down.

In the above description, the glasses 30 have been described as an example of a support for the holders 10 and 20. However, for a person who does not wear the glasses 30, another example of a support is shown in FIG. As shown in the drawing, a band such as a headphone mounting band 40 may be separately manufactured, and the headphone mounting band 40 may be mounted on the head and engaged with the band 40.

Further, as another example of the support, even if the hook portions 2 and 12 are hooked around the collar of the clothes, since the communication mouth is located near the mouth, it is possible to talk sufficiently. Can be used as a support.

In this embodiment, the clip portions 1 and 11 are formed of a wire as shown in FIG. 1. However, as shown in FIG. 7 (indicated by reference numeral 50), the clip portions 1 and 11 have a flexibility such as a resin plate. A plate body is formed (a portion indicated by reference numeral 51 is a clip portion, and a reference numeral 52 is a hook portion). The clip portion 51 has an opening 55 in the portion to expose the display panel Tp of the mobile phone. Can also be manufactured.

[0027]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the holder of the mobile phone of the present invention has a clip portion that sandwiches the front and back surfaces of the mobile phone in a U-shape with a predetermined width, and is provided continuously with the clip portion, such as clothing and glasses. Since the wearing body of the human body is used as a support and the hook is engaged with the support, the mobile phone is sandwiched between the clips, and the hook is hooked to the support by the hook to hang. For example, you can talk without using your hands after wearing.

At this time, if the outer shape of the clip portion is formed by a wire, even if the mobile phone is sandwiched by the clip portion, the surface of the mobile phone is covered in a linear shape. Unlike the case where the clip portion is formed in a planar shape, the surface of the mobile phone is not covered with the surface, and the display panel and operation buttons on the surface are not hidden. Forming with a wire material requires much less material cost and labor.

Further, if the hook portion is continuously provided at a position deviated to one side in the width direction of the clip portion, when the hook portion is hung on the support, the mobile phone is weighted by its weight. Since it hangs down to the side opposite to the biased side, if it is hung so that the hanging side is the side of the talker, the talker naturally comes close to the mouth and it becomes easy to talk.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIGS. 1A and 1B respectively show perspective views of a holder of this embodiment.

FIG. 2 shows a state where a mobile phone is sandwiched between holders.

FIG. 3 shows a use state of the holder shown in FIG. 1 (a).

FIG. 4 shows a state of use of the holder shown in FIG. 1 (b).

FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing a process for preventing a malfunction of an operation button when using the holder of the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a support that is an object of this embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another example of the embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1, 11, 51 Clip portion 2, 12, 52 Hook portion 3, 13 Back side (of clip portion) 4, 14 Front side (of clip portion) 4a, 14a Tip (on the back side of hook portion) 10, 20, 50 Holder 30 Glasses 31 Vine 40 Mounting band 55 Opening 60 Rubber T Mobile phone Ta Mobile phone front Tb Mobile phone back Tp Display panel Ts Operation buttons

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Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A clip portion for sandwiching the front and back surfaces of a mobile phone in a U-shape with a predetermined width, and a support member provided with a human body attachment such as clothes or glasses as a support and connected to the clip portion. A holder for a mobile phone having a hook portion for engaging a body. 2. The portable telephone holder according to claim 1, wherein the clip portion has an outer shape formed by a wire. 3. The mobile phone holder according to claim 1, wherein the hook portion is provided continuously at a position deviated to one side of the clip portion in the width direction.