How is it different from retail packaging? I see there is retail packaging and this one.
275048
Looked the same to me. The product is the exact same as you would get from Samsung. Works great.
275049
The only thing I have to say is this is of good quality and works very well.
599236
Retail packaging means that it comes in the same packaging that you would get at any authorized retail store. It does have a little black case to put the ear buds in when they are not in use, but I am not sure about what they include when you purchase at an Apple store...
777711
Yes mine was retail packaging albeit Chinese. Inside the plastic packaging was quite different from a real Sandisk, which takes scissors or a knife to open.
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the business comes in a brown box. the retail comes in the pretty high gloss packaging you would see at a resale location i.e. target/bestbuy. due to the reduced packaging and other small feature adjustments, the price is typically less for the business.
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Hi! Retail packaging is the kind of packaging you are going to find if you go into a store and buy a product. When someone on-line says "retail packaging," you can be quite sure it's the real deal and not some knock-off product posing as the real deal. Buying ink on-line can be a tricky business because so many vendors deal in third party manufactures--people who make the ink to fit certain printers. If they say "retail packaging" and show you a picture, you can be quite sure it's what is sold in the stores.
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that's the only way I would except one as I ordered one and it came in just a small plastic box, not the retail package and I just sent it back to amazon for a full refund and made sure the 2nd try that the site I purchased from showed and said retail packaging for my money...
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It is not a retail package...meaning it isn't in the normal plastic clamshell style container. It is a plain cardboard box not meant for retail displays like you'd find in a store. But it includes everything the retail packaged version would.
811359
It comes in a plastic bag rather than the retail packaging. I don't recommend it. I had problems with the one I bought like that.
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The one with packaging is the same as the one without. It may appear it looks different, but based on my memory they are the same.
668003
Well, what I got was a genuine Samsung product, but it wasn't in packaging that would be displayed in a store. Retail packaging means it looks as if it came from the store...like tmobile or AT&T.;
831800
The one I bought from Amazon was retail packing in the original box. Bulk packing does not always mean the item is coming in its original packaging. Make sure uou are able to return it for a refund if you have issues.
1122503
it's a retail box version, in other words, it come with original packaging with factory seal (of course, box written in Japanese)
1145989
This for me came in retail packaging. I bought 2 different Sony SD cards and the 2 came together but different packaging.
647662
I have owned both - no difference just packaging. Usually one of the two is cheaper from day to day.
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Frustration free packaging means you do not break nails or the product nor do you have to search for heavy duty tools or an assortment of various neighbors to help remove the product from it's protective wrap. I would guess that retail packaging is the opposite of the frustration free. The kind that has been popping up more often which is nearly impossible to open, but the product stays intact for shipping and can be considerably lighter in weight. I would also guess that standard packaging is what consumers have been accustomed to over the years. Easy to open, but doesn't hold up anywhere nearly as well and more subject to the product being damaged. perhaps others have differing opinions. Frustration free packaging means you do not break nails or the product nor do you have to search for heavy duty tools or an assortment of various neighbors to help remove the product from it's protective wrap. I would guess that retail packaging is the opposite of the frustration free. The kind that has been popping up more often which is nearly impossible to open, but the product stays intact for shipping and can be considerably lighter in weight. I would also guess that standard packaging is what consumers have been accustomed to over the years. Easy to open, but doesn't hold up anywhere... » Read More Frustration free packaging means you do not break nails or the product nor do you have to search for heavy duty tools or an assortment of various neighbors to help remove the product from it's protective wrap. I would guess that retail packaging is the opposite of the frustration free. The kind that has been popping up more often which is nearly impossible to open, but the product stays intact for shipping and can be considerably lighter in weight. I would also guess that standard packaging is what consumers have been accustomed to over the years. Easy to open, but doesn't hold up anywhere nearly as well and more subject to the product being damaged. perhaps others have differing opinions. « Show Less
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They are the standard boxes as you buy anywhere else. There is no difference in them what so ever. It is just that 3 boxes are purchased/shipped at one time. And you are able to pay less when getting the 3 pack than you would for 3 off a store shelf. It is a win win for the purchaser. You can buy what the stores do not seem to be carrying any more and it is cheaper as well.
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I have ordered two so far and found no difference in the packaging. The item looked just like it was pictured here.