US 2018/0124489 A1Published application

Earbud Cover

OwnerAyman Aljuwayed, Nizar Almejmajinventors

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Abstract

An earbud cover is a hollow shell with an interior and exterior. The interior allows for the insertion of an earbud body. A second ovoid aperture is positioned at a pole of a prolate spheroid end. A second pole is positioned at an opposing spherical ellipsoid end. An axis extends between the first and second pole defining a first and second side. On the first side lies a first aperture that is adjacent to the second ovoid aperture. The first aperture allows for the egress of the stalk of the earbud and allows for the retention of the earbud body within the hollow interior. A third ovoid aperture lies on the second side, opposite the first side. The third ovoid aperture allows for communication between the earbud and the user. The earbud cover is made of bio-inert material such as liquid silicone rubber.

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Dependent claims

An earbud cover having an ovoid shape consisting essentially of:

a. a hollow shell defining an interior adapted to contain an earbud body, the hollow shell having
i. a prolate spheroid end, having a first pole,
1. a second ovoid aperture positioned at the first pole, wherein the second ovoid aperture is adapted to permit the ingress and egress of air;
ii. a spherical ellipsoid end, having a second pole, wherein the spherical ellipsoid end opposes the prolate spheroid end, wherein an axis extends between the first pole and the second pole defining a first side and a second side of the earbud cover;
iii. a first aperture positioned adjacent to the second ovoid aperture on the first side, wherein the first aperture is adapted for an egress of an earbud stalk, and wherein the first aperture is adapted to receive an earbud body and retain the earbud body within the hollow interior;
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iv. a third ovoid aperture positioned opposite the first aperture on the second side, wherein the third ovoid aperture is adapted to permit communication between the earbud body and the ear.

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