Mobile phone bag

Abstract

A mobile phone bag, characterized in that it comprises at least one rectangular main band (4) comprising a first end (5) and a second end (6), the bag (3) comprising - a quadrangular pocket (7) configured to hold the mobile phone (1), disposed at the first end (5) of the main band (4), and - fastening and release means configured to fix the bag (3) to a longitudinal support (2), which in turn comprise first fastening elements (8) and second fastening elements (9) disposed on the main band (4), and a fastening section (10) of the main band (4) disposed between both fastening elements (8, 9), both fastening elements (8, 9) configured to be fastened and released from each other by flexing the fastening section (10) around the longitudinal support (2), said longitudinal support (2) being surrounded by said fastening section (10) and the bag (3) being fixed to the longitudinal support (2).

Description

Mobile phone bag Field of invention The present invention pertains to the field of bags, purses, and accessories for storing personal items, and more specifically to cases and bags for storing mobile phones and other electronic devices. The present invention relates to a bag for storing a mobile phone and attaching it to longitudinal supports such as table supports, chairs, beds, and all types of furniture. Background of the invention Currently, there is a wide variety of bags, cases, and accessories for storing personal items, specifically mobile phones and other electronic devices such as tablets or e-readers. However, most of these are simply cases designed to protect the phone, but they often require the user to store it in their clothing, another bag, or leave it on any surface, with the consequent risk of it falling, getting lost, or being stolen. Alternatively, there are cases with small elastic bands or straps to attach the phone to the user's arm or belt, forcing them to carry it with them at all times, which is inconvenient. Other solutions include relatively large bags, purses, or backpacks that require the phone or tablet to be placed inside along with other items, which is also inconvenient when trying to locate, find, or retrieve it. However, the applicant is unaware of any type of bag or other type of support for storing electronic devices, particularly mobile phones, that would allow the user who is going to be in a certain place for a while to leave it fixed to any existing furniture structure in a secure way, and with easy and quick access to it at any time. Therefore, a bag for a mobile phone or any other electronic device is desirable that allows it to be securely attached to any piece of furniture and quickly accessible by the user, avoiding the inconveniences of current bags and cases. Description of the invention The present invention overcomes the drawbacks of the prior art by means of a mobile phone bag, which has at least one rectangular main band, which in turn has a square pocket at one end for storing a mobile phone, tablet, e-reader, or any other electronic device. Furthermore, the bag has quick-release fastening and release mechanisms configured to attach the bag to a longitudinal support. This longitudinal support can be any horizontal bar or structure, although it may have different inclines. The longitudinal support can be part of any furniture, such as chair armrests, wall or cabinet rails, bed frames, etc. These quick-release fastening and release mechanisms have first and second fastening elements arranged on the main band.The section of the main strap located between the two fastening elements is called the fastening section. The first and second fastening elements are complementary to each other and are configured to fasten and release quickly by flexing the fastening section around the longitudinal support, so that the longitudinal support is surrounded by this fastening section and the bag is thus secured to the longitudinal support. According to a particular embodiment of the invention, the first fastening elements are arranged at the second end of the main band opposite the first end, and the second fastening elements are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band between the pocket and the second end. According to an alternative embodiment, both the first and second fastening elements are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band between the pocket and the second end, leaving the second end free for the attachment of any other element or accessory. Specifically, with both fastening elements in the middle section, the bag can feature an additional pocket at the second end of the main strap. This additional pocket can be similar to the one at the first end, or different. This configuration results in a bag that can hold two electronic devices, or anything else that fits inside them, attached to the longitudinal support like a pair of saddlebags, with both pockets hanging on either side of the support. Specifically, the fastening elements can be Velcro® elements, magnets, snaps, hooks, eyelets and buttons, zipper elements, or others. Preferably, both the first end pocket and any additional pocket can be transparent, which facilitates quick location of the mobile phone or electronic device, and also allows viewing from inside these pockets without having to remove it, and without having to remove the bag from the longitudinal support on which it is fixed. Preferably, the pockets have closing means, such as zippers, clip means or buttons, etc., that allow the pockets to be closed, preventing the accidental removal, falling or extraction of the mobile phone or other items from inside. According to different specific embodiments of the invention, the main band can be made of various materials, such as fabric, plastic, leather, non-woven fabric (in which the fibers are bonded by mechanical, thermal, or chemical means, such as felt), a combination thereof, or any other material. In particular, the bag can have a lining attached to the back of the main band, that is, the side opposite the pocket. This lining provides greater strength and durability and can be made of the same material as the main band, or a different material, and have the same or a different design. According to a particular embodiment of the invention, adapted for electronic devices such as large tablets or e-readers, the bag may have two identical, parallel, and separated main bands, the pockets of which are joined together to form a large, extended pocket for housing the device, and are attached to the longitudinal support by means of the fastening sections of both bands. According to a further embodiment of the above, if both main bands have an additional pocket, these additional pockets are joined together to form another large, extended pocket for housing another large electronic device. The configuration of the present invention allows the mobile phone pouch to be attached to any type of longitudinal support, such as table supports, chairs, beds, wardrobe rails, and all kinds of furniture. This makes it especially useful for patients in hospitals, as it allows them to keep their device close at hand and easily accessible, while secured to a support such as bed rails, shelves, armchairs, wheelchairs, etc., thus preventing the risk of it falling or getting lost, and with the possibility of attaching and removing it quickly. As stated above, its main use is for mobile phones, although depending on its size and possible variations it can be used for other electronic devices, and even any other object. Brief description of the drawings Next, to facilitate understanding of the invention, an embodiment of the invention will be described by way of illustration but not limitation, which refers to a series of figures. Figure 1a is a schematic front elevation view of an embodiment of a mobile phone bag in the extended position. Figure 1b is a schematic rear elevation view of the extended bag shown in Figure 1a. Figure 2 is a schematic rear elevation view of an embodiment of a mobile phone bag in a stretched position in which the fastening elements are made of Velcro® strips. Figure 3 is a schematic front elevation view of a particular embodiment of a bag in the stretched position for large electronic devices with two main bands whose pockets are joined together forming one large extended pocket. Figure 4 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of a bag of the present invention in a stretched position. Figure 5 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the bag in Figure 4 in a folded position, with the fixing section flexed. Figure 6 shows in perspective an embodiment of a mobile phone bag in a folded position attached to a longitudinal support. Figure 7 shows in perspective another embodiment of a mobile phone bag in a folded position attached to a different longitudinal support. Figure 8 is a schematic front elevation view of a different embodiment of a mobile phone bag in the stretched position with a pocket at each end of the main band. Figure 9 is a schematic side view of the bag in Figure 8 arranged on a longitudinal support. Figure 10 is a schematic front elevation view of a particular embodiment of a bag in the stretched position for large electronic devices with two main bands, with pockets at both ends, which are joined together forming a large extended pocket at each end. These figures refer to a set of elements which are: 1. Mobile phone 2. Longitudinal support for securing the mobile phone 3. Mobile phone bag 4. Main band of the bag 5. first end of the main band 6. second end of the main band 7. Main band pocket 7. Extended pocket 8. First fixing elements 9. Second fastening elements 10. Main band fixing section 11. Additional pocket on the main band 11. Extended additional pocket Detailed description of the invention The object of the present invention is a mobile phone bag 3 1. As can be seen in the figures, the bag 3 has at least one rectangular main band 4, which in turn has a square pocket 7 at one end 5 for storing a mobile phone 1, tablet, e-reader, or any other electronic device. Furthermore, the bag 3 has quick-release fastening and attachment mechanisms for securing it to a longitudinal support 2, which can be any horizontal bar or structure, although it can also be at different angles. As shown in the figures, this longitudinal support 2 can be a rod in a wardrobe, as seen in Figure 6, or an armrest on a wheelchair, as shown in Figure 7. This presents a very specific application of the invention for people with reduced mobility who have to spend a lot of time in a wheelchair and can securely and conveniently attach their mobile phone to the wheelchair frame.These fastening and quick-release means have first fastening elements 8 and second fastening elements 9 arranged on the main band 4, and a fastening section 10, which is the section of the main band 4 arranged between both fastening elements 8 and 9. The first 8 and second fastening elements 9 are complementary to each other and are fastened and released quickly by flexing the fastening section 10 around the longitudinal support 2, so that the longitudinal support 2 is surrounded by the fastening section 10, thus securing the bag 3 for the mobile phone 1 to the longitudinal support 2. Figures 1a-1b and 2, 4-5 and 6-7 show a particular embodiment of the invention, in which the first fastening elements 8 are arranged at the second end 6 of the main band 4 opposite the first end 5, while the second fastening elements 9 are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band 4 between the pocket 7 and the second end 6. According to an alternative embodiment, the first fastening elements 8 and the second fastening elements 9 are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band 4, between the pocket 7 and the second end 6 of said main band 4, leaving said second end 6 free for the attachment of any other element or accessory. Figures 8 and 9 show a particular embodiment according to the above, in which the bag 3 has an additional pocket 11 arranged at the second end 6 of the main band 4. As can be seen in Figures 8 and 9, this additional pocket 11 can be similar to the pocket 7 at the first end 5, although it could also be different. This embodiment provides a bag 3 that allows for the storage of two electronic devices 1, or any other item, such that it is attached to the longitudinal support 2 like a saddlebag, with both pockets 7, 11 hanging on either side of said longitudinal support 2. Specifically, the fastening elements can be Velcro® elements, magnets, snaps, hooks, eyelets and buttons, zipper elements, or others. Figures 1a and 1b show a front and rear elevation view, respectively, of a bag in the extended position, in which the fastening elements 8 and 9 are snaps. Figure 2 shows a rear elevation view of another embodiment of a bag in the extended position in which the fastening elements 8 and 9 are Velcro® elements. Preferably, pocket 7 and the additional pocket 11, if applicable, can be transparent, which facilitates the quick location of the stored mobile phone 1 or electronic device, and also allows its viewing from inside pocket 7 and additional pocket 11, without having to remove them, and without having to remove the bag 3 from the longitudinal support 2 on which it is fixed. Preferably, pockets 7, 11 may have closing means, such as zippers, clip means or buttons, which allow the closure of said pocket 7 preventing the accidental removal, falling or theft of the mobile phone 1 or other items from inside. According to different particular embodiments of the invention, the main band 4 can be made of different materials, such as fabric, plastic, leather, non-woven fabric such as felt, and / or a combination thereof. In particular, the bag can have a lining attached to the main band 4 on its back side, that is, on the side opposite the pocket 7. According to a particular embodiment of the invention, adapted for electronic devices such as large tablets or e-readers, the bag 3 may have two identical parallel and separated main bands 4, whose pockets are joined together forming a large extended pocket 7 to accommodate the device, either vertically or horizontally, and are attached to the longitudinal support 2 by means of the fixing sections 10 of both main bands 4. Figure 10 shows a particular embodiment of the above, in which both main bands 4 have an additional pocket 11, and these additional pockets 11 are joined together forming an additional extended pocket 11, also of large size, to accommodate another large electronic device.

Claims

1. A mobile phone bag, characterized in that it comprises at least one rectangular main band (4) comprising a first end (5) and a second end (6), the bag (3) comprising - a quadrangular pocket (7) configured to hold the mobile phone (1), disposed at the first end (5) of the main band (4), and - fastening and release means configured to fix the bag (3) to a longitudinal support (2), which in turn comprise first fastening elements (8) and second fastening elements (9) disposed on the main band (4), and a fastening section (10) of the main band (4) disposed between both fastening elements (8, 9), both fastening elements (8, 9) being configured to fasten and release from each other by flexing the fastening section (10) around the longitudinal support (2), said longitudinal support (2) being surrounded by said fastening section (10) and the bag (3) being fixed to the longitudinal support (2). 2.A mobile phone bag according to claim 1, wherein: - first fastening elements (8) are arranged at the second end (6) of the main band (4) opposite the first end (5), and - second fastening elements (9) are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band (4) between the pocket (7) and the second end (6).

3. A mobile phone bag according to claim 1, wherein the first fastening elements (8) and the second fastening elements (9) are arranged in an intermediate zone of the main band (4) between the pocket (7) and the second end (6).

4. A mobile phone bag according to claim 3, comprising an additional pocket (11) arranged at the second end (6) of the main band (4). 5.A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the fastening elements (8, 9) are selected from Velcro elements, magnets, snaps, hooks, eyelets and buttons, and zipper elements.

6. A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the pocket (7) is transparent.

7. A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the pocket (7) comprises closing means.

8. A mobile phone bag according to any of claims 4 to 7, wherein the additional pocket (11) is transparent.

9. A mobile phone bag according to any of claims 4 to 8, wherein the additional pocket (11) comprises closing means. 10.A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the main band (4) is made of a material selected from fabric, plastic, leather, non-woven fabric, and a combination thereof.

11. A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, comprising a lining attached to the main band (5) on the side opposite the pocket (7).

12. A mobile phone bag according to any of the preceding claims, comprising two identical, parallel, and spaced-apart main bands (4) whose pockets (7) are joined together to form an extended pocket (7').

13. A mobile phone bag according to claims 4 and 12, wherein additional pockets (11) are joined together to form an additional extended pocket (11').