Is the frustration free packaging suitable for giving this toy as a gift?
843874
I was not present at the opening, but I have given this gift to 2 young children with no complaints from either parent about opening the toy. Both children continue to play with the drill and I hear from their parents that it is one of their child's favorite toys.
843875
When I purchased this toy, I don't recall if it was "frustration free" packaging, but it was in a "normal" toy box from Fisher Price, not some generic cardboard. We gave it as a birthday gift to a 2-year old. She loved it!
843876
absolutely, I sent it to my grandson for his birthday. Fisher Price is a wonderful company, and you never have to worry about any of their products.
843877
The frustration free packaging was just the box it was shipped in. A cardboard box. Inside that was the tools in plastic bags, with the drill in a cardboard holder. So no it was no suitable packaging for a gift.
843878
we gave it as a gift to our 2 year old grandson. he is still thrilled with this drill
1826395
this link describes their "frustration free packaging" http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011&ref;=spks_0_0_1883747602&qid;=1447197646&pf;_rd_p=1883747602&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_t=301&pf;_rd_s=desktop-auto-sparkle&pf;_rd_r=0AMG66EK04ETDPFX0WM3&pf;_rd_i=frustration+free+packaging
1636375
I would say that the Frustration-Free Packing is supposed to be easier to open. The bucket with the blocks didn't come in a plastic bag, it was just in the box. Makes for very easy access. Hope this helps :)
922267
Frustrating free packaging is when you don't need heavy duty scissors and tools to get the toy out of the box and you can play with immediately. Retail package is when it take twenty minutes to release the toy from the box that it came in due to all the screws, ties, straps etc. and strength.
275138
No. The toy functions right out of the box. Too bad - another answer is right on in wishing the sayings could be changed.
1404852
I think frustration free must refer to he outer box it comes in because the jug is the same as retail. Outer packaging is a box with a cut cardboard tube as a spacer/protection for the neck of the jug.
819830
Nope. Packed in formed plastic on cardboard backing. However, the presentation is clean and simple and a great gift. Hope this helps.
1214802
Since I ordered "standard" packaging, I can't comment on the "frustration free", but I had absolutely no frustration with the standard packaging. I used a knife, but even without a knife I'm sure I wouldn't have had any difficulty. There were no foam peanuts or anything else that might require great recycling lengths.
1895179
Frustration packaging means that the packaging doesn't require any cutting, the packaging has twist and turn devices to free your toy, no cutting required.
2026174
Save the box & packaging Should be no problem to disassemble, repack & transport
1619469
Frustration-free just means the dollhouse comes unwrapped, without the outer packaging you would find on it in the store. It comes assembled either way
2115827
It comes in a box with no packaging. This came in a box dump it out and it's ready to play with.
441082
Standard packaging is a pain to get open; usually plastic sealed around the edges, pieces difficult to get out of pkg. Frustration free packaging is easy open.
1249770
Here is the information on "Frustration-Free Packaging": http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200285450. It looks like they use less materials to ship the order. I chose the standard shipping, but the item looks like what the image appears for the carafe when you click the frustration-free option. The standard packaging was the option for Amazon Prime, and it arrived in a brown box with the air pillow and was in excellent condition. Hope this helps!
2204991
Mine came in a plastic bag with NO retail cardboard containing any upc barcode or anything. Just a plastic bag and a sticker that says "new" on it. This is suppose to be a gift but I am not sure if I want to gift something without the proper retail packaging. The receiver of the gift may think it was a "hand me down". I would think the same if I was receiving this gift as packaged.
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
100145
I just received my order and it came in a plain brown amazon box. It is a christmas gift and i'm not happy about a 2 year old opening the wrapping paper to find a box with no picture. Didn't realize it defaults to frustration free packaging. If it is a gift, make sure you select standard packaging.