what's the difference between frustrated free packaging and standard packaging?
619755
Frustrated free is an open box item sent in bubble wrap standard is much better
189445
I don't understand what frustration free packaging means? I ordered two Optima Batteries from Amazon and I had to "jokeling open them up with a crow bar. The packaging was the best and most secure that I have ever seen. Isn't that the purpose? to get a quality item shipped without damage and not have FFD (frustration free damage) Great Product and Great Packaging. VERY HAPPY! PS: You buying the battery or the box it comes in?
201348
My sets came in the straight packing box with dividers instead of the fancy box in the packing box.Kind like bulk buying. I think that is what it means "frustration-free" packaging.
183842
Frustration Free Packaging (FFP) is recyclable packaging that is designed for the specific product and tested for durability. I use it any time that it's available! Here's a link with more info:
649685
Without tearing the packaging open, I cannot tell. There is a user guide, but I'm not sure beyond that.
1006556
The frustration-free packaging comes with an insert information card. It has a lifetime limited warranty in the US and a 30 year warranty in Germany and regions not recognizing lifetime limited. Also, I think the frustration-free packaging needs a bit more padding. My experience with SanDisk USB sticks has been great. Very reliable and I can't recall a read or write error. My sticks are used mainly on Windows XP and Windows 7 machines and a Samsung blu-ray player.
798333
Frustration Free packing means the 20 pack are in a plain carboard carton box. The Standard packaging doesn't have a sealed cardboard top and instead has a heavy duty like plastic packing shrink wrapping so you can see the actual contents from the top.
744523
Frustration free packaging is the reduced overall amount of packing materials used.
460728
Frustration free packaging is an easy to open design of shipping boxes. If I remember correctly you just pull a perforated strip of cardboard off on one side and the box is open.
100143
Frustration free means it comes in a smaller box and you have to put all the pieces together. It's pretty easy with this toy. They snap together quite easily. Standard packaging is the traditional kind in the store where the toy is all assembled and you have to have scissors to cut all the ties on the packaging to get the toy out. There is a lot of throw-away with this type of packaging. Hope this helps.
263916
I went with retail packaging. Came in the same packaging that you would see in best buy or any retail store. Didn't want to chance getting standard packaging.
1121639
Comes in a plain brown square box instead of the typical box you see in the store with the zip ties and plastic thingies and tape and all that other stuff that keeps it in place and makes it look appealing on the shelf in a store. So if it is a gift and you want the fun packaging - don't get the frustration free. If you're just gonna take the toy out and start rolling it around, the frustration free is nice :) Hope this helps.
1663546
Standard packaging is like you'd find at any store if you went to buy the product. Frustration-free packaging is meant to be simpler and easier to open. There are no twist-ties or zip-ties holding things to the packaging. Frustration-free packaging is also in basically just a plain brown cardboard box (in my experience).See this: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
2090424
If you've ever gotten a Kindle, you've used the frustration free packaging. It's the recycled zip tie pox. Standard packing is what you would get at a retail store.
110002
I believe the difference is only in packaging. Retail, boxed and wrapped in plastic with instructions vs. Minimal, aimed toward someone buying in bulk.
864725
There is no difference in addition to the packing.the Frustration-Free Packaging is more firmer than the other.
159533
Bulk packaging means that the package will not be decorated, anti-theft, the minimum necessary to ship the product, etc. Retail packaging is decorated "in-store" packaging, the way you would see it in a store. Frustration free packaging features items in recycled boxes that are easy to open unlike hard plastic clamshell castings, wire ties, etc.