JP7491128B2 - Electronics storage case - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an electronic device storage case that can store electronic devices such as smartphones.

Conventionally, electronic device storage cases having pockets on the front and back for storing electronic devices such as smartphones have been known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
In most conventional electronic device storage cases, when an electronic device is stored in the pocket, the overall thickness dimension increases almost simply in accordance with the thickness of the electronic device.

As a result, conventional electronic device storage cases tend to make it easy for electronic devices stored in the pocket to become exposed to the outside or escape, and the protection of the stored electronic devices is not necessarily sufficient.

Design Registration No. 1504789

The present invention was made in consideration of the above circumstances, and aims to provide an electronic device storage case that can provide optimal protection for electronic devices stored in a pocket.

That is, the present invention has the following configuration.

The invention described in claim 1 is an electronic device storage case comprising a base body and a pocket provided on the outer surface side of the base body, wherein the base body comprises a front wall, a rear wall, and a peripheral wall connecting the peripheral portions of the front wall and the rear wall, and the space surrounded by the front wall, the rear wall, and the peripheral wall is a non-item storage space in which no items are stored, and the base body has a core material disposed at least on one edge and the other edge, and a soft region without a core material is provided between the two core materials.

The invention described in claim 2 is the electronic device storage case described in claim 1, in which the core material is disposed on the inner surface side of the base body.

The invention described in claim 3 is the electronic device storage case described in claim 1 or 2, in which the base body is shaped to provide cushioning properties.

The invention described in claim 4 is an electronic device storage case described in claims 1, 2, or 3, in which the core material is made of a rod-shaped member.

The invention described in claim 5 is an electronic device storage case according to claims 1, 2, or 3, in which the core material is made of a plate-shaped member.

The invention described in claim 6 is the electronic device storage case described in claim 4, in which the core material is inserted into the edge rolled portion provided on the inner side of the base body.

The invention described in claim 7 is an electronic device storage case according to claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, in which the pockets are provided on both the front and back of the base body.

An eighth aspect of the present invention is an electronic device storage case according to any one of the first to seventh aspects , wherein the front wall is substantially rectangular, and the rear wall is substantially the same size as the front wall.

The invention described in claim 9 is the electronic device storage case described in claim 8, in which the base body is provided with a fastener that can open into the space.

As described above, the present invention provides an electronic device storage case that can provide optimal protection for an electronic device stored in a pocket.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. FIG. FIG. FIG. FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view for explaining an inner surface of a base body in the embodiment (a perspective view showing a state in which the inner surface and the outer surface of the embodiment are inverted). FIG. 5 is a schematic end view taken along line XX in FIG. 4 . 5 is a schematic end view taken along line YY in FIG. 4. FIG. 11 is an end view (schematically shown) corresponding to FIG. 10 and showing a state in which an electronic device is placed inside.

One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to Figures 1 to 11. Note that the end views of Figures 9 to 11 are schematic views that emphasize the thickness of the material for ease of understanding.

In this embodiment, the present invention is applied to a smartphone pouch, which is an electronic device storage case configured to store a smartphone W, which is an electronic device.

The smartphone pouch is equipped with a pouch body A, which is a case body having a front pocket E and a back pocket F and capable of housing a smartphone W inside, a self-supporting mechanism B that allows the pouch body A to stand up on a support surface such as a tabletop, a receiving part C that is provided on the outside of the pouch body A and to which the lower edge part w1 of the smartphone W can be attached, and a hanging band D that is attached to the pouch body A and serves as a hanging member that allows the pouch body A to be suspended by a user or the like.

The individual components of the smartphone pouch of this embodiment are described in detail below.

<Pouch body A>
The pouch body A includes a base body 1, a front pocket E which is a pocket provided on the front side, which is the outer surface side, of the base body 1, and a back pocket F which is a pocket provided on the back side, which is the outer surface side, of the base body 1.

The base body 1 includes a front wall 11 having a generally vertically elongated rectangular shape, a rear wall 12 having a generally vertically elongated rectangular shape and having approximately the same size as the front wall 11, and a peripheral wall 13 connecting the peripheral edges of the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12. The left-right width dimensions L1, L2 of the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12 are set to be larger than the front-rear width dimension L3 of the peripheral wall 13.

The base body 1 has a space sp formed therein, surrounded by a front wall 11, a rear wall 12, and a peripheral wall 13. In other words, the space sp of the base body 1 is surrounded by the front wall 11, the rear wall 12, and the peripheral wall 13, and is a non-item storage space in which no items are stored. The peripheral wall 13 is designed to bend less in the thickness direction than the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12.

The base body 1 is like a contractible airbag that forms a space sp that is a non-item storage space. The base body 1 is shaped like an airbag and is therefore able to provide a certain level of cushioning to the smartphone W stored between the front pocket E and the base body 1, and between the back pocket F and the base body 1.

The front wall 11 is made mainly of soft fabric. It has a vertically long rectangular shape with the four corners formed into partial arcs.

A front first core material J1, which is a rod-shaped core material extending in the vertical direction, is disposed on the left side edge, which is one edge of the front wall 11. A front second core material J2, which is a rod-shaped core material extending in the vertical direction, is disposed on the right side edge, which is the other edge of the front wall 11. The front wall 11 has a soft region N1 that does not have a core material between the front first core material J1 and the front second core material J2.

The rear wall 12 is made primarily of soft fabric. It has a vertically long rectangular shape with the four corners formed into partial arcs.

A rear first core material R1, which is a rod-shaped core material extending in the vertical direction, is disposed on one edge of the rear wall 12, the left side edge (the right side when viewed from the rear). A rear second core material R2, which is a rod-shaped core material extending in the vertical direction, is disposed on the other edge of the rear wall 12, the right side edge (the left side when viewed from the rear). The rear wall 12 has a soft region N2 that does not have a core material between the rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2.

The peripheral wall 13 connects the peripheral edges of the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12 so that the inner surfaces of the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12 face each other via a space sp. The peripheral wall 13 includes left and right peripheral wall portions 13a, 13b, an upper peripheral wall portion 13c provided between the upper ends of the left and right peripheral wall portions 13a, 13b, and a lower peripheral wall portion 13d provided between the lower ends of the left and right peripheral wall portions 13a, 13b.

The upper part of the peripheral wall 13 (upper peripheral wall portion 13c, the upper part of the left peripheral wall portion 13a, and the upper part of the right peripheral wall portion 13b) is made mainly of fabric without a core material. The lower part of the peripheral wall 13 (lower part of the left peripheral wall portion 13a, lower part of the right peripheral wall portion 13b, and lower peripheral wall portion 13d) is made mainly of a zipper V.

The base end d1 of the belt-shaped hanging band D is sewn to the upper part of the left and right peripheral wall parts 13a, 13b. The part of the peripheral wall 13 located below the base end d1 of the hanging band D is mainly made of a zipper V.

The fastener V forming the lower part of the peripheral wall 13 is provided with a front fastener component v1 having a first tooth v12 at the rear end, which is the tip of a cloth belt-like member v11, a rear fastener component v2 having a second tooth v22 at the front end, which is the tip of a cloth belt-like member v21, and a slider (not shown) that can move the first tooth v12 and the second tooth v22 closer together and apart.

In other words, the base body 1 is provided with a zipper V that can open into a space sp provided inside. The open state of the zipper V (the state in which the first and second teeth v12, v22 are separated as shown in FIG. 8) is only taken during the process of manufacturing the smartphone pouch. In other words, after the manufacturing of the smartphone pouch is completed, the zipper V is not basically opened by the user, etc., and the first and second teeth v12, v22 are kept engaged and closed.

The lower part of the pouch body A, which is part of the peripheral wall 13, is mainly composed of the zipper V. Therefore, in the manufacturing process of the smartphone pouch, as shown in FIG. 8, it is easy to open the zipper V and invert the inner and outer sides so that the sewing work for forming the pouch body A can be performed. Furthermore, after the pouch body A is inverted from the inverted inner and outer sides shown in FIG. 8 to the normal state, the open peripheral wall 13 can be quickly and easily closed using the slider.

The slider that can move the first tooth v12 and the second tooth v22 together and apart is hidden under the base end d1 of the strap D when the smartphone pouch is completed, so that it cannot be easily slid by the user, etc.

The front first and second core materials J1, J2 and the rear first and second core materials R1, R2 are made of rod-shaped members made of synthetic resin and are arranged on the inner surface side of the base body 1. The front first and second core materials J1, J2 are inserted into the front rolled edge portion M1 provided on the inner surface side of the base body 1. The rear first and second core materials R1, R2 are inserted into the rear rolled edge portion M2 provided on the inner surface side of the base body 1. The front and rear rolled edge portions M1, M2 are made of strip-shaped fabric.

The front rolled edge portion M1 is provided along the periphery of the inner surface of the front wall 11, and has an overall rectangular ring shape. The front rolled edge portion M1 is sewn together with the front wall 11, the peripheral wall 13, the front pocket E, and the ends of the receiving portion C when they are sewn together, and covers the ends of the multiple pieces of fabric that are sewn together so that they are not exposed to the outside. The front rolled edge portion M1 is cylindrical, and has a hollow portion ck formed inside that can accommodate the ends of the fabric.

The front first core material J1 is disposed inside the front tubular curled portion M1 formed on the left edge of the front wall 11. The front second core material J2 is disposed inside the front tubular curled portion M1 formed on the right edge of the front wall 11.

In other words, the front first core material J1 and the front second core material J2 are disposed in a vertically extending position on both side edges of the front wall 11, utilizing the hollow portion ck formed in the front rolled edge portion M1. The front first core material J1 and the front second core material J2 are sewn to the front rolled edge portion M1 while being housed in the hollow portion ck of the front rolled edge portion M1.

The rear rolled edge portion M2 is provided along the periphery of the inner surface of the rear wall 12, and has an overall rectangular ring shape. The rear rolled edge portion M2 is sewn together with the rear wall 12, the peripheral wall 13, and the end of the back pocket F when these are sewn together, and covers the ends of the multiple pieces of fabric that are sewn together so that they are not exposed to the outside. The rear rolled edge portion M2 is cylindrical, and has a hollow portion ck formed inside that can accommodate the ends of the fabric.

The rear first core material R1 is disposed inside the cylindrical rear curled portion M2 formed on the left edge (right side in rear view) of the rear wall 12. The rear second core material R2 is disposed inside the cylindrical rear curled portion M2 formed on the right edge (left side in rear view) of the rear wall 12.

In other words, the rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2 are disposed in a vertically extending position on both side edges of the rear wall 12, utilizing the hollow portion ck formed in the rear rolled edge portion M2. The rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2 are sewn to the rear rolled edge portion M2 while being housed in the hollow portion ck of the rear rolled edge portion M2.

The front pocket E is provided on the outer surface, i.e., the front side, of the base body 1. The front pocket E is made mainly from soft fabric. The left and right side edges and the bottom edge of the front pocket E are connected to the side edges and bottom edge of the front wall 11 that constitutes the base body 1.

The front pocket E cooperates with the front wall 11 of the base body 1 to form a front storage space S1 between the front pocket E and the front wall 11, which is a storage space capable of accommodating a smartphone W. A front opening K1 is formed between the upper edge of the front pocket E and the upper edge of the front wall 11, which is an opening that can connect the external space to the front storage space S1. The front opening K1 is configured without a fastener, snap button, or other closing means. This allows the user to smoothly insert and remove the smartphone W from the front storage space S1.

On the inside, or back, of the front pocket E, there is a small pocket G large enough to hold an ID card or other card.

The back pocket F is provided on the outer surface, i.e., the back side, of the base body 1. The back pocket F is made mainly of soft fabric and plate-shaped core material p1. That is, the upper end area of the back pocket F is made only of fabric, and the area below the upper end area has plate-shaped core material p1 provided inside the fabric. The lower area of the back pocket F has strength improved by providing the plate-shaped core material p1, since a self-supporting mechanism B, which will be described later, will be provided on the back side, which is the outer surface.

The left and right side edges and bottom edge of the rear pocket F are connected to the side edges and bottom edge of the rear wall 12 that constitutes the base body 1. The rear pocket F cooperates with the rear wall 12 of the base body 1 to form a rear storage space S2 between the rear pocket F and the rear wall 12, which is a storage space that can accommodate a smartphone W.

Between the upper edge of the rear pocket F and the upper edge of the rear wall 12, a rear opening K2 is formed, which is an opening that can connect the outside space to the rear storage space S2. The rear opening K2 is configured without a fastener, snap button, or other closing means. This allows the user to smoothly insert and remove the smartphone W from the rear storage space S2.

As shown in FIG. 11, when a smartphone W is stored in the front storage space S1 of the front pocket E or the rear storage space S2 of the rear pocket F, the front first and second core materials J1, J2 and the rear first and second core materials R1, R2 are not arranged in accordance with the shape of the smartphone W, and the left-right and up-down central portions of the front wall 11 and rear wall 12 adjacent to the space sp can deform so as to recess toward the space sp with priority over the peripheral wall 13, the front pocket E, and the rear pocket F.

As a result, even if a smartphone W is stored in the front pocket E or the back pocket F, the overall thickness of the pouch body A does not increase in proportion to the thickness of the smartphone W.

<Self-supporting mechanism B>
The self-supporting mechanism B is capable of holding the pouch body A in an upright position on a support surface such as a top plate. The self-supporting mechanism B is provided on the outer surface of the back pocket F.

The self-supporting mechanism B has legs 2 that can move between a use position (U) and a non-use position (T). The self-supporting mechanism B is provided with hook-and-loop fasteners H as a motion suppression means that can suppress the movement of the legs 2 in the non-use position (T).

The leg 2 has a main leg portion 21 whose upper end is connected to the rear pocket F and whose lower end can abut the placement surface in the usage position (U), and a deformable intermediate connecting portion 22 that connects between the vertical middle portion of the main leg portion 21 and the rear pocket F and can maintain the position of the main leg portion 21 in the usage position (U).

The main leg portion 21 is made by covering a substantially rectangular plate-shaped core material p2 with fabric. The main leg portion 21 is rotatably connected to the back pocket F by sewing the sewing allowance portion i1 extending from the upper edge to the back pocket F.

In the use position (U), the intermediate connecting portion 22 extends in the front-rear direction, and in the non-use position (T), it is folded in half so that it is convex upward in side view and is sandwiched between the main leg portion 21 and the back pocket F.

The intermediate connecting portion 22 has a front portion 22a with a rectangular core material p3 inside, a rear portion 22b with no core material inside, and a hinge portion 22c provided between the front portion 22a and the rear portion 22b.

The front portion 22a has a sewing allowance portion i2 that is sewn to the back pocket F. The rear portion 22b has a sewing allowance portion i3 that is sewn to the main leg portion 21.

The hook-and-loop fastener H is configured to be able to connect and separate the lower end of the main leg portion 21 and the lower end of the back pocket F. The hook-and-loop fastener H is equipped with a first hook-and-loop fastener element h1 provided at the lower end of the main leg portion 21, and a second hook-and-loop fastener element h2 provided at the lower end of the back pocket F to which the first hook-and-loop fastener element h1 can be attached and detached.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the self-supporting mechanism B is capable of standing the pouch body A in a tilted backward position relative to a support surface such as a tabletop by placing the legs 2 in the use position (U).

<Receiving part C>
The receiving portion C is capable of supporting a lower edge portion w1 of the smartphone W. That is, as shown in Fig. 3, the receiving portion C cooperates with the pouch body A in an upright position by the self-supporting mechanism B to hold the smartphone W in an upright position with a portion of the smartphone W other than the lower edge portion w1 exposed to the outside.

The receiving portion C is disposed on the front surface, which is the outer surface, at the lower end of the front pocket E. Note that the receiving portion C is not limited to supporting a smartphone W, and can also support the lower edge of other electronic devices. In other words, the receiving portion C can hold the other electronic device in an upright position with the other parts of the other electronic device exposed to the outside, except for the lower edge. Examples of other electronic devices include mobile phones, tablet PCs, small laptop PCs, and handheld terminals (mobile terminals).

The receiving part C has a core material p5 arranged inside. In other words, the receiving part C is made by covering the core material p5 with fabric.

The upper edge of the receiving portion C extends in a generally straight line in the left-right direction. The side and lower edges of the receiving portion C are connected to the front pocket E and correspond to the shape of the edges of the front pocket E.

The left and right side edges and bottom edge of the receiving portion C are connected to the side edges and bottom edge of the front pocket E. The receiving portion C is sewn to the pouch body A. The receiving portion C cooperates with the front pocket E to form a bottom edge receiving space c2 between the receiving portion C and the front pocket E that can accommodate the bottom edge w1 of the smartphone W. An opening c1 is formed between the upper edge of the receiving portion C and the front pocket E, through which the bottom end of the smartphone W can be inserted and removed.

The receiving portion C includes a plate-shaped core material p5, so that when the lower edge w1 of the smartphone W is inserted into the lower edge receiving space c2, the receiving portion C can press the smartphone W toward the front pocket E and the base body 1.

As a result, the left-right and up-down central parts of the front pocket E and the front wall 11 that receive the weight of the smartphone W tend to deform and dent backwards more than their respective peripheral parts.

In other words, the receiving portion C, which includes the plate-shaped core material p5, is capable of pressing the smartphone W placed in the lower edge receiving space c2 in an appropriate manner so as to sink it into the left-right and up-down central portion of the front pocket E and into the left-right and up-down central portion of the front wall 11.

<Hanging Band D>
The hanging band D is of a known configuration, the length of which is adjustable and which can be worn around the neck or shoulders of a user. The base end d1 of the hanging band D is sewn to the left peripheral wall portion 13a and the right peripheral wall portion 13b of the peripheral wall 13 of the pouch body A. In this embodiment, the slider of the fastener V is hidden on the back side of the base end d1 of the hanging band D sewn to the left peripheral wall portion 13a.

The smartphone pouch having the above-mentioned configuration is provided with a self-supporting mechanism B that can stand the pouch body A, which is the case body, on a placement surface such as a tabletop. A receiving portion C to which the lower edge portion w1 of the smartphone W can be attached is provided on the outside of the pouch body A. Therefore, with the smartphone pouch according to this embodiment, the smartphone W can be kept in an upright state in a manner suitable for heat dissipation with the smartphone W exposed to the outside.

This smartphone pouch allows the user to hold the smartphone W in an upright position on a tabletop near the user while working, with all parts of the smartphone W except for the bottom edge w1 exposed to the outside.

In other words, the smartphone pouch not only functions as a pouch that can be used to carry the smartphone W while protecting it using the strap D, but also functions as a smartphone stand. This means that there is no need to prepare a dedicated smartphone stand, and the smartphone pouch can be used extremely flexibly for web conferences and hands-free calls using the smartphone W.

As described above, the smartphone pouch, which is an electronic device storage case according to this embodiment, includes a base body 1, and a front pocket E and a back pocket F provided on the outer surface side of the base body 1. The base body 1 has core materials (front first core material J1, rear first core material R1, front second core material J2, rear second core material R2) arranged on one edge, which is the left edge, and the other edge, which is the right edge, and soft regions N1, N2 without core materials are provided between both core materials (between the front first core material J1 and the front second core material J2, and between the rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2).

This makes it possible to provide a smartphone pouch that can optimally protect a smartphone W, which is an electronic device, stored in the front and back pockets E and F.

In other words, both sides of the smartphone W stored in the front and back pockets E and F can be adequately protected by the front first core material J1, the front second core material J2, the rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2.

In addition, the soft regions N1, N2 located between the front first core material J1 and the front second core material J2, and between the rear first core material R1 and the rear second core material R2, can change shape to follow the shape of the smartphone W and sink the smartphone W, so that the stored smartphone W can be effectively prevented from slipping out of the front and rear pockets E, F.

In other words, the smartphone pouch of this embodiment can adequately protect both sides of the smartphone W by the areas having the core material (front first core material J1, front second core material J2, rear first core material R1, rear second core material R2), and the soft regions N1 and N2 can be attached to the smartphone W in a manner that hugs or wraps it, thereby adequately preventing the smartphone W from slipping out of the front and rear pockets E and F.

The front first and second core materials J1, J2 and the rear first and second core materials R1, R2 are each disposed on the inner surface side of the base body 1.

As a result, the core materials J1, J2, R1, and R2 do not come into direct contact with the smartphone W, making it difficult for the core materials to damage the smartphone W. In addition, the core materials J1, J2, R1, and R2 are not visible on the outside, making it difficult for them to impose design restrictions.

The base body 1 has a shape that can exhibit cushioning properties. Therefore, the base body 1 can flexibly change its shape to sink in to accommodate the smartphone W stored inside.

More specifically, the base body 1 is shaped like an airbag with an internal space sp, and the front wall 11 and rear wall 12 can be recessed in the direction of the space sp to accommodate the smartphone W stored inside.

As a result, the smartphone W stored in the front and back pockets E and F is well protected by the base body 1, which has excellent cushioning properties.

The front first and second core materials J1, J2 and the rear first and second core materials R1, R2 are made of rod-shaped members.

As a result, each core material J1, J2, R1, and R2 can be realized with a simple configuration.

The core materials J1, J2, R1, and R2 are inserted into the front and rear edge rolls M1 and M2 provided on the inner surface of the base body 1.

This allows the core materials J1, J2, R1, and R2 to be arranged by optimally utilizing the morphological characteristics of the front and back rolled edging portions M1 and M2, which are made using a known sewing method.

The base body 1 has a front pocket E and a back pocket F on the front and back. This allows two smartphones W to be stored at the same time.

Since the pouch body A has a front pocket E and a back pocket F, for example, two smartphones W for work and a personal smartphone W can be stored together in the pouch body A.

In addition, when the smartphone W is stored, the front wall 11 and rear wall 12 of the base body 1 are recessed toward the space sp, so that even when the smartphone W is stored, the overall thickness of the pouch body A does not increase significantly, and the pouch body A can maintain its sleek appearance.

The base body 1 comprises a substantially rectangular front wall 11, a rear wall 12 that is substantially the same size as the front wall 11, and a peripheral wall 13 that connects the peripheral edges of the front wall 11 and the rear wall 12. Inside, a space sp can be formed that is a non-item storage space that does not contain any items and is surrounded by the front wall 11, the rear wall 12, and the peripheral wall 13.

This allows the base body 1 to take on a suitable shape that provides cushioning properties.

The base body 1 is provided with a zipper V that can be opened into the space sp. Therefore, by opening the zipper V during manufacturing, the smartphone pouch can be easily assembled.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above.

The electronic device stored in the electronic device storage case is not limited to a smartphone. The electronic device may be a smartphone or other electronic device that can be stored in a pocket. Examples of other electronic devices include mobile phones, tablet PCs, small laptop PCs, and handheld terminals (mobile terminals).

The base body is not limited to the embodiment described above as long as it has a pocket on the outer surface. For example, the base body may be sponge-like.

The core material provided on the base body is not limited to being disposed on the inner surface side of the base body, but may be disposed on the outer surface side of the base body.

There may be only one pocket on the base body.

The core material provided in the base body does not have to be inserted into the edge rolled portion of the base body.

The core material may be a hard component.

Of course, the base body may be configured without a fastener.

The core material arranged on one edge and the other edge of the base body is not limited to a rod-shaped member, but may be a plate-shaped member.

The shape of the receiving part is not limited to that shown in the above embodiment, as long as it can accommodate the lower edge of the electronic device.

The receiving part may be provided on the outside of the case body, and does not necessarily have to be provided on the outer surface of the pocket. In addition, the location of the receiving part is not limited to the bottom end of the case body, but may be any location where the back of the electronic device, such as a smartphone, can be supported by the case body.

The receiving portion and self-supporting mechanism do not have to be provided on the outer surface of the pocket.

The receiving part may not have a core material inside.

The core material placed inside the receiving part does not have to be plate-shaped.

The self-supporting mechanism may be of any configuration as long as it can support the case body on a supporting surface such as a top plate.

The means for suppressing the movement of the self-supporting mechanism is not limited to hook-and-loop fasteners, but may also use magnets or snap buttons, for example.

The specific configuration of each part is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

A: Pouch body (case body)
B: Self-supporting mechanism C: Receiving part D: Hanging band (hanging member)
1... Base body 2... Leg part E... Outer pocket (pocket)
F... Back pocket (pocket)
J1, J2... previous first core material (core material), previous second core material (core material)
R1, R2...first core material (core material), second core material (core material)
W: Smartphone (electronic device)

Claims (9)

An electronic device storage case comprising a base body and a pocket provided on an outer surface side of the base body,
the base body includes a front wall, a rear wall, and a peripheral wall connecting peripheral portions of the front wall and the rear wall, and a space surrounded by the front wall, the rear wall, and the peripheral wall is an article non-storage space in which no article is stored;
The base body has a core material disposed at least on one edge and the other edge, and a soft region having no core material is provided between the two core materials. The electronic device storage case of claim 1, wherein the core material is disposed on the inner surface side of the base body. The electronic device storage case according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the base body is shaped to provide cushioning properties. An electronic device storage case according to claim 1, 2 or 3, in which the core material is a rod-shaped member. An electronic device storage case according to claim 1, 2 or 3, in which the core material is made of a plate-shaped member. The electronic device storage case according to claim 4, wherein the core material is inserted into a rolled edge portion provided on the inner surface side of the base body. An electronic device storage case according to claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, in which the pockets are provided on both the front and back of the base body. 8. An electronic device storage case according to claim 1, wherein the front wall is substantially rectangular, and the rear wall is substantially the same size as the front wall. The electronic device storage case according to claim 8, wherein the base body is provided with a fastener that can open into the space.

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