Broder Bros., Co.

Prime Resources Corp.

Other

Legent Corporation

Jeffrey Lederer

Te-Ming Huang

Patrick V Pagano

David J Connell

An accessory for holding or supporting a portable device or portable device case is provided. The accessory has an engagement element for engaging a surface of the portable device, a base element movable relative to the engagement element, and a support structure linking the engagement element and the base element. The accessory has a first configuration in which the engagement element is adjacent the base element and wherein a thickness of the accessory corresponds to a thickness of the engagement element combined with the thickness of the base element, and a second configuration in which the engagement element is spaced apart from the base element by the support structure.

Mobile device accessory

Mobile device stand

Mobile device pocket with ring stand

Spinner toy

Mobile device pocket with pop-up stand

Fidget toy

Spinner

Mobile device holder with pocket

Dispenser

Expandable bottle

Cleaner phone stand

A compact portable misting fan includes a novel and attractive housing which makes extremely efficient use of space, encased fan blades which are mounted between front and rear baffles, a liquid reservoir with an atomizer, conveniently located mist and fan controls, and an easily accessible battery compartment. The housing has a substantially flat profile with a substantially cylindrical upper section in which the fan is mounted and a substantially rectilinear lower section in which the reservoir and batteries are contained. The fan on/off switch is located on a lower portion of the cylindrical upper section and the misting button is located on an upper portion of the rectilinear lower section and on a side opposite to the fan switch. It is easily held in the user's hand so that the fan and the mister can be operated separately by thumb or index finger. A small hole is provided in the housing for the outlet of the atomizer. The outlet is preferably angled upward so that mist is sprayed into the path of air from the fan.

Compact portable misting fan

A compact portable misting fan includes a novel and attractive housing which makes extremely efficient use of space, encased fan blades which are mounted between front and rear baffles, a liquid reservoir with an atomizer, conveniently located mist and fan controls, and an easily accessible battery compartment. The housing has a substantially flat profile with a substantially cylindrical upper section in which the fan is mounted and a substantially rectilinear lower section in which the reservoir and batteries are contained. The fan on/off switch is located on a lower portion of the cylindrical upper section and the misting button is located on an upper portion of the rectilinear lower section and on a side opposite to the fan switch. It is easily held in the user's hand so that the fan and the mister can be operated separately by thumb or index finger. A small hole is provided in the housing for the outlet of the atomizer. The outlet is preferably angled upward so that mist is sprayed into the path of air from the fan. A removable panel is provided for battery replacement. The housing is optionally provided with an eyelet for receiving a lanyard. In one embodiment, the reservoir is removable via a removable panel. In another embodiment, the reservoir is self-contained and accessible via a removable filling cap.

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Greenwich, CT, United States of America

Jeffrey Lederer