The disclosure includes a case of a portable electronic device such as a cell phone, the case including a first well for receiving the portable electronic device and a secondary well. The case may include a thin layer of material on the exterior surface of the back wall of the case. The back wall of the case may include an aperture for receiving a portion of a silicone strip or finger loop, the aperture registering with an aperture in the thin layer of material. The aperture in the back wall of the case may include a flange or annular ridge on the exterior surface of the back wall, the flange or annular ridge preferably being level with the exterior surface of the thin layer of material.

An improved VR headset accessory, and in particular, a case for carrying the VR headset that has advanced functionality necessary for facilitating portable maintenance and usage. For example, the accessory houses additional batteries and/or power source connections for charging the VR headset as well as ancillary devices for controlling the display of content in the VR headset to create a controlled viewing environment. The accessory also houses a communication component for sharing content with a remote server.

An electronic device handwear embodying a glove sleeve that retains a mobile phone “hands free” for outdoor activities in a main pocket by way of a pocket material along an outward facing surface of the glove sleeve. The pocket material is adapted to enable visual and haptic communication with the touchscreen user interface of the retained mobile phone. A retention pocket adjacent to the main pocket is movable between an open condition and a retaining condition overlapping the opening end of the main pocket and snugly closing of the main pocket opening. The pocket material and the retention pocket material may provide port apertures for enable cables to access an electronic device sheathed in the main and retention pockets.

An electronic device handwear embodying a glove sleeve that retains a mobile phone “hands free” for outdoor activities in a main pocket by way of a pocket material along an outward facing surface of the glove sleeve. The pocket material is adapted to enable visual and haptic communication with the touchscreen user interface of the retained mobile phone. A retention pocket adjacent to the main pocket is movable between an open condition and a retaining condition overlapping the opening end of the main pocket and snugly closing of the main pocket opening. The pocket material and the retention pocket material may provide port apertures for enable cables to access an electronic device sheathed in the main and retention pockets.

The present utility model discloses a foldable bag which comprises a first sheet, a second sheet and a third sheet, an accommodating cavity with an opening is enclosed by the first sheet and the second sheet, the third sheet extends from the second sheet and is rotatable to at least partially cover the opening, the first sheet has two corresponding first sides and second sides, the first sheet is provided with a first folding line, a second folding line and a third folding line. The foldable bag can not only contain mobile devices, but also provide support.

A handheld electronic device case with quick-release anchoring capability includes a device case main body operable to engage a handheld electronic device and provide a protective cover therefor. A vacuum formation-and-release actuator is operable to establish a releasable vacuum connection between a rear surface of the handheld device, or a base of the case main body, or or an independent base of a universal vacuum connector incorporating the vacuum formation-and-release actuator, and a reference surface in order to detachably mount the handheld device to the reference surface. The releasable vacuum connection is provided by a controlled pressure zone that maintains a negative pressure differential relative to an external ambient pressure. The releasable vacuum connection is releasable by virtue of the vacuum formation-and-release actuator being movable in a manner that vents the controlled pressure zone.

A handheld electronic device case with quick-release anchoring capability includes a device case main body operable to engage a handheld electronic device and provide a protective cover therefor. A vacuum formation-and-release actuator is operable to establish a releasable vacuum connection between a rear surface of the handheld device, or a base of the case main body, or or an independent base of a universal vacuum connector incorporating the vacuum formation-and-release actuator, and a reference surface in order to detachably mount the handheld device to the reference surface. The releasable vacuum connection is provided by a controlled pressure zone that maintains a negative pressure differential relative to an external ambient pressure. The releasable vacuum connection is releasable by virtue of the vacuum formation-and-release actuator being movable in a manner that vents the controlled pressure zone.

The present disclosure provides various embodiments of cases for lifting portable electronic devices (PEDs) from a compartment of the case. Such a case may comprise a compartment with a rear wall and a front wall coupled to the rear wall with a space disposed between the walls. A lift member may be at least partially disposed within the compartment with an end of the lift member coupled to the front wall. The lift member may comprise a handle and a cradle portion. The cradle portion may support the PED within the compartment and upwardly lift the PED relative to the compartment when the handle is upwardly displaced by a user. Accordingly, a larger portion of the PED is exposed outside of the compartment allowing for easy removal of the PED from the compartment.

The present disclosure provides various embodiments of cases for lifting portable electronic devices (PEDs) from a compartment of the case. Such a case may comprise a compartment with a rear wall and a front wall coupled to the rear wall with a space disposed between the walls. A lift member may be at least partially disposed within the compartment with an end of the lift member coupled to the front wall. The lift member may comprise a handle and a cradle portion. The cradle portion may support the PED within the compartment and upwardly lift the PED relative to the compartment when the handle is upwardly displaced by a user. Accordingly, a larger portion of the PED is exposed outside of the compartment allowing for easy removal of the PED from the compartment.

A mobile device mounted holder includes a body portion, the body portion including a slot for receiving cards. The mobile device mounted holder further includes an attachment mechanism, integrated with the body portion, for attaching to a mobile device. The mobile device mounted holder further includes a clip end located proximate to the slot, such that the clip end prevents the cards, when located in the slot, from sliding out of the slot and the clip end is attached to a flexible arm such that the clip end has a flexed position and in the flexed position the cards are removable.