A behind-the-head mounted personal audio set that allows a mono-aural personal audio device to be worn in either a wearer's left or right ear without the need to remove or detach individual components of the personal audio sent and mount is disclosed. In a disclosed embodiment, the personal audio device has two earphone portions and the mount allows the audio device to operate in either mono or stereo modes wherein one of the earphones may be moved away from a wearer's ear when needed, such as when driving. A boom microphone is preferably pivotally secured to one of the earphone portions.

A reversible behind-the-head mounted personal audio set that may be worn on either a wearer's left or right ear is disclosed. The behind-the-head headband occupies a substantially horizontal plane and a headset-mounting portion is pivotally secured to the headband at a first pivot so that the center of the earphone is positioned below the plane of the headband. In one embodiment, a boom microphone is pivotally secured to the headset mounting portion at a second pivot axis spaced apart from said first pivot axis.

Disclosed is a wireless headset phone. The wireless headset phone includes: a body housing; at least one hinge support rotatably mounted to the body housing, for attaching the headset phone to the left or right ear of a user; an earpiece provided in the hinge support; and an ear hook connected to the hinge support to support the headset phone, the ear hook being fit around the ear of the user to enable the user to put on the headset phone.

An apparatus is used for providing programming. The apparatus comprises a display device having a clip for attaching the display device to another object and a main body for receiving the programming which is displayed on the display device. The main body either has a surface so that the main body sits on the object or a further object, or the main body has a hook for attaching the main body to one of the object or the further object. The apparatus further comprises a speaker unit which has a hinge portion. The speaker unit also have a hook for attaching the speaker unit to one of said further object, said another object and an additional object.

A headgear for attaching an object to a head of a user that is defined by a support beam and first and second ear loops coupled to opposite ends of the beam. The support beam generally wraps around a back of a user's neck or head and remains below the external occipital protuberance at all times during use of the headgear. This configuration minimizes the contact between the portions of the headgear and the user's hair. The first and second ear loops each include an upper arm adapted to be positioned above the ear, a lower arm adapted to be positioned below the ear, or both. An interface device is coupled to the headgear and held on the user's head by a tensioning force pulling the interface device toward the user.