Headset with ear support
AssigneeZound Industries International AB
InventorMartin Birath
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Abstract
A headset having first and second audio listening devices, each device having an inner side and an outer side and an ear support for holding the audio listening device in the ear of a user, wherein each ear support is attached to opposite ends of a resilient cord adapted to extend behind the head of a user. Each ear support comprises an elongated support portion extending along a first longitudinal axis and further adapted to rest on an upper part of a user's ear, and an elongated leg which is interconnected with the elongated support portion by a first bend such that the elongated leg forms an acute angle with the elongated support portion, whereby the ear support is attached to the outer side of the audio listening device such that the elongated leg is inclined in direction of the inner side of the audio listening device.
Claims19
A headset comprising a first and a second audio listening device to be placed in a respective ear of a user, each audio listening device having an inner side and an outer side, each audio listening device further comprising an ear support for holding the audio listening device in the ear of the user, wherein each ear support is attached to opposite ends of a resilient cord adapted to extend behind the head of the user, whereby each ear support comprises:
- an elongated straight support portion extending along a first longitudinal axis and configured to rest on an upper part of an ear of the user, wherein the elongated straight support portion has an end, wherein the end is connected to the resilient cord;
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- an elongated leg which is interconnected with the elongated straight support portion by a first bend such that the elongated leg forms an acute angle with the elongated straight support portion,
- whereby the elongated leg is attached to the outer side of the audio listening device such that the elongated leg is inclined in direction of the inner side of the audio listening device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.