Charging stand for headphones
Provided is a stand which is used for cradling headphones to be displayed in a store or the like. The headphones are charged in a state of being mounted on a cradle, and charging is stopped when the headphones are removed from the cradle, thus allowing the headphones to be used, while preventing the headphones from being stolen. The charging stand includes: a cradle having a cradling portion on which the headphones are cradled and a charging terminal provided adjacent to the cradling portion; and a charging cable having a holder provided with a connection terminal connected to the charging terminal, the holder holding the headphones, and a connection pin electrically connected to the connection terminal and connected to a charging port of the headphones.
1. A charging stand for headphones, the charging stand comprising:
a cradle having a cradling portion on which the headphones are cradled, a flat surface portion provided at a side of the cradling portion, and a charging terminal provided at the flat surface portion; and
a charging cable having a holder and a connection pin, the holder being provided with a seat depression on which a headband portion of the headphones is seated, a supported portion formed at a side of the seat depression and placed on the flat surface portion, a connection terminal provided at the supported portion and connected to the charging terminal, and a clamper elastically holding an inner surface of the headband portion seated on the seat depression, and the connection pin being electrically connected to the connection terminal and connected to a charging port of the headphones.
2. The charging stand of claim 1 , further comprising:
an anti-theft wire withdrawn from a support of the cradle and having an end portion connected to the headphones.
3. The charging stand of claim 2 , wherein the wire is provided at the end portion thereof with a loop member adjusting a size of a loop surrounding an outer periphery of the headband portion of the headphones, and
an alarm which outputs an alarm sound when the wire is cut or the size of the loop formed by the loop member is changed is further provided.