Improved protective sleeve for portable electronic device

Abstract

The utility model relates to an improved protective sleeve for a portable electronic device, which is characterized in that a first surface of the protective sleeve is provided with two corresponding first buckle bodies or second buckle holes, two ends of a bridle are respectively provided with a hard buckle plate, and each hard buckle plate is provided with a first buckle hole or a second buckle body. The first buckle hole or the second buckle body can be correspondingly buckled and combined with the first buckle body or the second buckle hole; therefore, the hard buckle plates at the two ends of the bridle penetrate through the preset through holes of the protective sleeve, and after the first buckle hole is buckled to the first buckle body or the second buckle body is buckled to the second buckle hole, the bridle can be assembled and disassembled on the protective sleeve simply, conveniently, quickly and firmly without being damaged easily due to the fact that the hard buckle plates do not deform. And the effects of convenience, safety and economy in use are achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to an improved portable electronic device protective case, and more particularly to a portable electronic device protective case that is simple to set up, easy to operate and use, allows for easy, convenient and quick assembly and disassembly of straps onto the protective case, and allows straps assembled on the protective case to be securely positioned and not easily damaged, ensuring safety and economy in use, and is highly practical, ideal and progressive. Background Technology

[0002] Various portable electronic devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, handheld computers, and personal multimedia players, have gradually become indispensable personal items in people's lives. To make these portable electronic devices more convenient to use, most of them are now equipped with a protective case. Through the operation of the protective case, the portable electronic device can achieve both protection and ease of operation.

[0003] Furthermore, the protective cases for these portable electronic devices come in a wide variety of forms and types to cater to diverse usage needs and operating habits. For example... Figure 1 , Figure 2 As shown, the protective case 10 of the portable electronic device has a first surface 101 for mounting the portable electronic device 20. The opposite surface of the first surface 101 has a second surface 102. A strap 30 is mounted on the second surface 102. The strap 30 is typically made of an elastomer such as silicone or rubber, and operates through elastic force. When not in use, the strap 30 can elastically adhere to the second surface 102 (e.g., ...). Figure 1 When the strap 30 is opened, a space A is formed between the strap 30 and the second surface 102 for the user's palm or fingers to insert. Accordingly, the portable electronic device 20 is placed in the protective case 10. When the user holds and operates the protective case 10, the elastic binding force of the strap 30 on the palm or fingers prevents the portable electronic device 20, which is placed in the protective case 10, from falling off, thus improving the safety of the portable electronic device 20.

[0004] The aforementioned methods of installing the strap 30 on the protective sleeve 10 generally fall into two categories: First, the two ends of the strap 30 are directly fixed to the protective sleeve 10. While this method achieves the positioning effect of the strap 30, if the strap 30 is damaged, deformed, or unusable, it cannot be replaced; only the entire protective sleeve can be replaced, resulting in a wasteful and uneconomical approach. Second, as... Figure 3As shown, the strap 30 has soft sleeves 301 integrally formed at both ends. The protective sleeve 10 has perforations 103 and positioning grooves 104 at corresponding positions for the soft sleeves 301 to pass through. After the soft sleeve 301 passes through the protective sleeve 10, it is positioned in the positioning groove 104 by a positioning pin 40. This allows the strap 30 to be movably assembled and disassembled from the protective sleeve 10, achieving replaceability. While this operating method improves upon the shortcomings of the strap 30 being fixed to the protective sleeve 10, it has been found through use that… After the flexible sleeve 301 is positioned in the positioning groove 104 by the positioning pin 40, the flexible sleeve 301 at both ends of the strap 30 will be directly subjected to tensile force due to the large elastic force generated when the strap 30 is stretched. With repeated operation, the most common problem is that the two sides of the flexible sleeve 301 are easily torn, which can quickly lead to the entire flexible sleeve 301 breaking and being damaged, requiring replacement of the strap 30. Therefore, the easy damage of the strap 30 is clearly inconvenient, uneconomical, and even unsafe. Furthermore, when the strap 30 is stretched, the positioning pin 40 is usually made of metal to provide sufficient support at both ends. However, this not only increases costs, but also requires the user to insert the positioning pin 40 one by one into the flexible sleeve 301 and then place it in the positioning groove 104, which is also obviously more cumbersome, inconvenient, and labor-intensive. Utility Model Content

[0005] The main objective of this invention is to provide an improved protective case for portable electronic devices, which improves upon the aforementioned shortcomings and allows the straps of the portable electronic device protective case to be easily, conveniently, and quickly assembled and detached from the protective case. Furthermore, the straps assembled on the protective case provide secure positioning, are not easily damaged, and offer both safety and economic benefits.

[0006] The purpose and effect of this utility model are achieved by the following technical solutions.

[0007] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices includes a protective case with a first side for housing the portable electronic device and a second side opposite the first side for housing a strap. The first side of the protective case has two corresponding first buckles, and each first buckle has a through hole on its adjacent side communicating with the second side. The strap is a soft elastic band, and each end of the strap has a rigid buckle plate. Each rigid buckle plate has a first buckle hole, and each first buckle hole is correspondingly fastened to each of the first buckles on the protective case.

[0008] The purpose and effects of this utility model can be further achieved by the following technical measures.

[0009] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein each of the first buckle bodies of the protective case is provided with a first buckle groove in the opposite direction of each of the through holes, and each of the first buckle holes on the rigid buckle plates at both ends of the strap is provided with a first buckle tenon on one side, and each of the first buckle tenons is inserted into the corresponding first buckle groove.

[0010] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the first side of the protective case has a recessed first receiving groove at each of the first buckle positions, each of the first receiving grooves is connected to each of the adjacent perforations, and each of the first receiving grooves is used to accommodate each of the rigid buckle plates at both ends of the strap.

[0011] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein each of the rigid buckles at both ends of the strap is provided with a rigid plate, and each rigid plate is integrally formed and covered within the strap.

[0012] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the rigid plate is made of plastic or metal.

[0013] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the second side of the protective case has a recessed second receiving groove, the second receiving groove connecting to two corresponding perforations and for receiving the strap.

[0014] The purpose and effects of this utility model can also be achieved by the following technical solutions.

[0015] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices includes a protective case with a first side for housing the portable electronic device and a second side opposite the first side for housing a strap. The first side of the protective case has two corresponding second buckle holes, and a through hole is provided on the adjacent side of each second buckle hole to connect to the second side. The strap is a soft elastic band, and each end of the strap has a rigid buckle plate. Each rigid buckle plate has a second buckle body, and each second buckle body is correspondingly fastened to each of the second buckle holes of the protective case.

[0016] The purpose and effects of this utility model can be further achieved by the following technical measures.

[0017] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein each of the second buckle holes of the protective case is provided with a second buckle groove on one side, and each of the second buckle bodies provided with the rigid buckle plates at both ends of the strap is provided with a second buckle tenon on one side, and each of the second buckle tenons is inserted into the corresponding second buckle groove.

[0018] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the first side of the protective case has a recessed first receiving groove at each of the second buckle hole positions, each of the first receiving grooves is connected to the adjacent perforations, and each of the first receiving grooves is used to accommodate the rigid buckles at both ends of the strap.

[0019] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein each of the rigid buckles at both ends of the strap is provided with a rigid plate, and each rigid plate is integrally formed and covered within the strap.

[0020] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the rigid plate is made of plastic or metal.

[0021] An improved protective case for portable electronic devices, wherein the second side of the protective case has a recessed second receiving groove, the second receiving groove connecting to two corresponding perforations and for receiving the strap.

[0022] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model has significant advantages and beneficial effects compared with the prior art.

[0023] This utility model features two corresponding first buckle bodies or second buckle holes on the first side of the protective cover, and rigid buckle plates at both ends of the strap. Each rigid buckle plate has a first buckle hole or a second buckle body, and the first buckle hole or the second buckle body can be correspondingly fastened to the first buckle body or the second buckle hole. Accordingly, the rigid buckle plates at both ends of the strap pass through pre-set holes in the protective cover, and the first buckle hole is fastened to the first buckle body, or the second buckle body is fastened to the second buckle hole. Utilizing the non-deformable nature of the rigid buckle plates, the strap can be easily, conveniently, quickly, securely, and without damage assembled and disassembled on the protective cover, achieving convenient, safe, and economical use. In other words:

[0024] 1. Simple setup and economical.

[0025] 2. It allows for easy, convenient, quick, reliable, and secure assembly and disassembly of the straps onto the protective sleeve.

[0026] 3. It makes the straps assembled on the protective cover less prone to damage and safer to use.

[0027] The above description is merely an overview of the technical solution of this utility model. In order to better understand the technical means of this utility model and to implement it in accordance with the contents of the specification, and to make the above and other objects, features and advantages of this utility model more apparent and understandable, preferred embodiments are described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Attached Figure Description

[0028] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional diagram of a commonly used protective case for portable electronic devices.

[0029] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the strap opening operation.

[0030] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional diagram of the strap assembly of a conventional portable electronic device protective case, which is then removed from the protective case.

[0031] Figure 4 This is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0032] Figure 5 yes Figure 4 The decomposed structure diagram.

[0033] Figure 6 This is a partially enlarged cross-sectional schematic diagram of a partial embodiment of the strap and protective sleeve of this utility model.

[0034] Figure 7 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present invention where the strap is assembled on the protective sleeve.

[0035] Figure 8 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present invention where the strap is in an open state on the protective sleeve.

[0036] Figure 9 This is a partially enlarged cross-sectional schematic diagram of another embodiment of the strap and protective sleeve of this utility model.

[0037] Symbol Explanation

[0038] A: Capacity 10: Protective Cover

[0039] 101: First page 102: Second page

[0040] 103: Perforation 104: Positioning groove

[0041] 105: First buckle body; 1051: First buckle groove

[0042] 106: Perforation 107: First receiving groove

[0043] 108: Second receiving groove; 109: Second snap hole

[0044] 1091: Second slot 20: Portable electronic device

[0045] 30: Strap; 301: Soft sleeve

[0046] 302: Rigid snap-on panel; 3021: Rigid panel body

[0047] 303: First snap hole; 3031: First tenon

[0048] 304: Second fastener; 3041: Second tenon

[0049] 40: Positioning pin Detailed Implementation

[0050] To further illustrate the technical means and effects adopted by this utility model to achieve its intended purpose, the following detailed description, in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments, details the specific implementation, structure, features, and effects of the improved portable electronic device protective case proposed according to this utility model.

[0051] Please see Figure 4 , Figure 5 , Figure 6 , Figure 7 As shown, this utility model discloses an improved protective case for portable electronic devices, comprising a protective case 10. The protective case 10 has a first surface 101 for housing a portable electronic device 20, and a second surface 102 opposite the first surface 101 for housing a strap 30. The first surface 101 of the protective case 10 has two corresponding first fasteners 105, and a through hole 106 adjacent to each first fastener 105 connects to the second surface 102. The buckle body 105 is provided with a first buckle groove 1051 in the opposite direction of each of the through holes 106; the strap 30 is a soft elastic strap, and each end of the strap 30 has a rigid buckle plate 302. Each rigid buckle plate 302 is provided with a first buckle hole 303. Each first buckle hole 303 is correspondingly fastened to each of the first buckle bodies 105 of the protective sleeve 10. Each first buckle hole 303 is provided with a first buckle tenon 3031 on one side. Each first buckle tenon 3031 is precisely inserted into the corresponding first buckle groove 1051.

[0052] As described above, the first surface 101 of the protective cover 10 is provided with a recessed first receiving groove 107 at the position of each of the first buckle bodies 105. Each of the first receiving grooves 107 connects to the adjacent through holes 106. Each of the first receiving grooves 107 can accommodate the rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends of the strap 30, so that after the first buckle holes 303 of each rigid buckle plate 302 are fastened and engaged with the corresponding first buckle bodies 105, each rigid buckle plate 302 will not protrude outward from the first surface 101.

[0053] As described above, each of the rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends of the strap 30 is provided with a rigid plate body 3021. The rigid plate body 3021 is covered inside the strap 30, which has soft and elastic properties, so that the peripheral surface of the rigid buckle plate 302 is a non-rigid soft surface, thereby allowing it to be securely, reliably and firmly fastened together with the first buckle body 105 of the corresponding protective sleeve 10.

[0054] The rigid plate 3021 mentioned above can be made of plastic or metal.

[0055] The strap 30 mentioned above can be made of silicone or rubber.

[0056] As described above, the second surface 102 of the protective sleeve 10 is provided with a recessed second receiving groove 108. The second receiving groove 108 connects to two corresponding through holes 106, so that the rigid buckle plates 30 at both ends of the strap 30 pass through the corresponding through holes 106 respectively, and after each of the first buckle holes 303 is fastened and combined with the corresponding first buckle body 105, the strap 30 can be properly accommodated and positioned in the second receiving groove 108.

[0057] That is, using the above-described utility model, please cooperate with... Figure 7 , Figure 8 As shown, since the strap 30 has rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends, each rigid buckle plate 302 is passed through the corresponding through holes 106 of the protective sleeve 10, and each first buckle hole 303 is fastened to the corresponding first buckle body 105 of the protective sleeve 10. Because the rigid buckle plates 302 have non-deformable stability, the strap 30 and each rigid buckle plate 30 can be easily, conveniently, quickly, reliably, firmly, and stably fixed to the protective sleeve 10. Furthermore, since each first buckle hole 303 of the rigid buckle plate 302 is fastened to the corresponding first buckle body 105 of the protective sleeve 10, and each first buckle hole 303 has a first buckle tenon 3031 on one side that is inserted into the first buckle groove 1051 of the corresponding first buckle body 105, the strap 30 is stretched outwards (e.g., ...). Figure 8 When in use, the rigid buckle 302 will not come loose at all due to the fastening and engagement of the first tenon 3031 and the first buckle groove 1051, making the operation and use of the strap 30 safe. Consequently, the protective cover 10 and the portable electronic device 20 installed thereon can also achieve the expected effect of preventing falling and ensuring ease of use and safety.

[0058] As described above, since the strap 30 is fastened to the corresponding first buckle body 105 of the protective sleeve 10 by the rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends, in addition to being firmly and stably connected as mentioned above, when the strap 30 is stretched open for use, the rigid buckle plates 302 will not be torn or damaged by the elastic force of the strap 30 being stretched open, thereby extending the service life of the strap 30 and making the use of the strap 30 and the portable electronic device 20 installed in the protective sleeve 10 safer.

[0059] Please cooperate with the above. Figure 9As shown, the corresponding first buckle body 105 of the protective sleeve 10 can also be replaced with a second buckle hole 109, and a second buckle groove 1091 is provided on one side of each second buckle hole 109. The first buckle hole 303 of the rigid buckle plate 302 at both ends of the strap 30 is replaced with a second buckle body 304 that can be fastened and engaged with the second buckle hole 109, and a second buckle tenon 3041 is provided on one side of the second buckle body 304. The second buckle tenon 3041 can also engage with the second buckle hole 109. The second buckle groove 1091 is engaged with the strap. Accordingly, when the strap 30 passes the rigid buckle plates 30 at both ends through the corresponding through holes 106 of the protective sleeve 10, and the second buckle bodies 304 are fastened to the corresponding second buckle holes 109 of the protective sleeve 10, and the second buckle tenons 3041 are inserted into the corresponding second buckle grooves 1091, the strap 30 can naturally achieve a simple, convenient, quick, reliable, secure, and stable assembly with the protective sleeve 10. Of course, when the assembled strap 30 is opened, the rigid buckle plates 302 will not tear or break, thus extending the service life of the strap 30 and enhancing the safety of the strap 30 and the portable electronic device 20 mounted on the protective sleeve 10.

[0060] As described above, the first surface 101 of the protective cover 10 is also provided with a recessed first receiving groove 107 at each of the second buckle holes 109 to connect the adjacent through holes 106 and to accommodate the rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends of the strap 30.

[0061] As mentioned above, each of the rigid buckle plates 302 at both ends of the strap 30 is also provided with a rigid plate 3021, and each rigid plate 3021 is integrally formed and covered inside the strap 30.

[0062] As described above, the second surface 102 of the protective sleeve 10 is also provided with a recessed second receiving groove 108, which connects to the two corresponding perforations 106 and is used to accommodate the strap 30.

[0063] In conclusion, this utility model provides an improved portable electronic device protective case, which obviously offers better performance than conventional designs. Although its device and structure are not complex or cumbersome, the overall operational concept is highly practical and is an application not seen in similar products. Therefore, it meets the requirements of novelty and inventiveness for a utility model patent application. We respectfully request the examiner to review it and grant a patent. We would be most grateful.

[0064] However, the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. Any changes and modifications to the present utility model that have the same effect should still be included within the scope of the patent application of the present utility model.

Claims

1. An improved portable electronic device protective cover, comprising a protective cover, the protective cover having a first surface, the first surface being used to place the portable electronic device, and a second surface being provided on the opposite side of the first surface, the second surface being used to place the strap; characterized in that: The first surface of the protective cover is provided with two corresponding first buckle bodies, and a through hole is provided on the adjacent side of each first buckle body to connect to the second surface; the strap is a soft elastic strap, and hard buckle plates are respectively provided at both ends of the strap, and each hard buckle plate is provided with a first buckle hole, and each first buckle hole is correspondingly buckled and combined with each first buckle body of the protective cover.

2. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: Each of the first buckle bodies of the protective cover is provided with a first buckle groove in the opposite direction of each of the through holes, and each of the first buckle holes provided with the hard buckle plates at both ends of the strap is provided with a first buckle tenon on one side, and each of the first buckle tenons is inserted and combined into the corresponding first buckle grooves.

3. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The first surface of the protective cover is provided with a concave first receiving groove at the position of each first buckle body, each first receiving groove is connected to each adjacent through hole, and each first receiving groove is used to accommodate each hard buckle plate at both ends of the strap.

4. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: Each of the hard buckle plates at both ends of the strap is provided with a hard plate body, and each of the hard plate bodies is integrally formed and enclosed in the strap.

5. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The hard plate body is made of plastic or metal.

6. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The second surface of the protective cover is provided with a second concave receiving groove, and the second receiving groove is connected to the corresponding two perforations and is used for receiving the strap.

7. An improved portable electronic device protective cover, comprising a protective cover, the protective cover having a first surface, the first surface being used to place the portable electronic device, and a second surface being provided opposite to the first surface, the second surface being used to place a strap; characterized in that: The first surface of the protective cover is provided with two corresponding second buckle holes, and a through hole is provided on the adjacent side of each second buckle hole to connect to the second surface; the strap is a soft elastic strap, and hard buckle plates are respectively provided at both ends of the strap, and each hard buckle plate is provided with a second buckle body, and each second buckle body is correspondingly buckled and combined with each second buckle hole of the protective cover.

8. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: A second buckle groove is provided on one side of each second buckle hole of the protective cover, and a second buckle tenon is provided on one side of each second buckle body provided with each hard buckle plate at both ends of the strap, and each second buckle tenon is inserted and combined into the corresponding second buckle groove.

9. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The first surface of the protective cover is provided with a concave first receiving groove at the position of each second buckle hole, each first receiving groove is connected to each adjacent through hole, and each first receiving groove is used to accommodate each hard buckle plate at both ends of the strap.

10. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: Each of the hard buckle plates at both ends of the strap is provided with a hard plate body, and each of the hard plate bodies is integrally formed and enclosed in the strap.

11. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 10, characterized in that: The hard plate body is made of plastic or metal.

12. The improved portable electronic device protective cover as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The second surface of the protective cover is provided with a second concave receiving groove, and the second receiving groove is connected to the corresponding two perforations and is used for receiving the strap.

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