Abstract: A switch assembly for engaging a switch of an electronic device includes a rotatable knob having an axis of rotation, a pin mechanism engaged with the rotatable knob, and a slider body. The pin mechanism includes a pin, the pin being offset from the axis of rotation of the rotatable knob. The slider body is shaped to include a slot in which the pin of the pin mechanism is positioned and a switch recess shaped to receive and selectively contact the switch of the electronic device. Rotation of the rotatable knob in a first direction causes the slider body toward contact with a first portion of the switch to urge the switch into a first position, and rotation of the rotatable knob in a second direction causes the slider body toward contact with a second portion of the switch to urge the switch into a second position.

Abstract: Protective cases for electronic devices such as headphones are disclosed. One protective case for headphones includes a body defining a cavity for receiving and enclosing ear cups of the headphones. The body includes at least one wall defining a plurality of apertures therethrough that allow a headband of the headphones to extend through the plurality of apertures.

Abstract: Protective cases that direct sound are disclosed. A protective case for an electronic device includes a body defining a cavity for receiving the electronic device. The body includes one or more walls arranged about a perimeter of the cavity. The one or more walls define a plurality of sound direction channels extending through the body. At least one first sound direction channel of the plurality of sound direction channels extends through the body in a first direction and at least one second sound direction channel of the plurality of sound direction channels extending through the body in a second direction different from the first direction.

Abstract: A backpack system is disclosed. The backpack system may include a frame, a carrier portion, and a backpack portion. The frame deploys to a deployed state and collapses to a collapsed state, the carrier portion defines an upper pocket and a lower pocket that constrain the frame in the deployed state, and the backpack portion is removably couplable to the carrier portion.

Abstract: A water proof sleeve for an electronic device includes an elastic body including an open top and a curved side wall joined to a bottom wall. The curved side wall and bottom wall define an internal cavity receiving an electronic device. A plurality of separated sealing ribs are formed on an internal surface of the side wall. The plurality of sealing ribs are formed circumferentially about the side wall. One of the plurality of sealing ribs is a water sealing rib and includes a radial dimension that is at least twice the size in comparison to the other sealing ribs of the plurality of sealing ribs.

Abstract: A protective case for an electronic device, the protective case includes a body defining a cavity for receiving the electronic device, the body includes one or more walls arranged about a perimeter of the cavity. The one or more walls define a plurality of apertures extending through the body. The plurality of apertures are shaped and sized to receive and retain one or more retention components coupled to an accessory.

Abstract: A switch assembly for engaging a switch of an electronic device includes a rotatable knob having an axis of rotation, a pin mechanism engaged with the rotatable knob, and a slider body. The pin mechanism includes a pin, the pin being offset from the axis of rotation of the rotatable knob. The slider body is shaped to include a slot in which the pin of the pin mechanism is positioned and a switch recess shaped to receive and selectively contact the switch of the electronic device. Rotation of the rotatable knob in a first direction causes the slider body toward contact with a first portion of the switch to urge the switch into a first position, and rotation of the rotatable knob in a second direction causes the slider body toward contact with a second portion of the switch to urge the switch into a second position.