Telephonic communication device

Abstract

Provided is a telephonic communication device that achieves a stable contact between a bone conduction microphone and a vocal cord vibration transmission part of an ear and prevents generation of abnormal noise by a user's action and prevents the microphone from picking up such noise. The device includes a bone conduction microphone for picking up a user's utterance, an air conduction receiver for reproducing a communication partner's voice, a housing having an opening facing the user's tragus, and a tip rubber (first elastic member) and microphone rubber (second elastic member) attached to the housing. The tip rubber abuts against an ear canal wall opposite the tragus. The microphone rubber is elastically supported by a peripheral edge of the opening while holding the bone conduction microphone, and includes a protruding portion protruding from the opening and having an abutting surface that abuts against a surface on or around the tragus.

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