What is the difference between frustration free and retail packaging?
922266
This comes in a no frills cardboard box that it's shipped in, with none of the plastic and ties retail packaging contains to deter theft.
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.
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?
619755
Frustrated free is an open box item sent in bubble wrap standard is much better
1464575
I have no idea. I just went to look at the item description to see what this was even referring to, and I was surprised. I think the frustration free packaging refers to something offered through amazon, right? Sorry I can't be of any more help. I will tell you that the little foil is easy to undo on these though and they are delightful little sizes.
183844
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: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
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!
669339
There isn't a difference between the packages except the item count. I've also purchased it in a single count pack.
439059
Frustration Free, the drive just comes in a cardboard envelope. Regular packaging, the drive cones in the plastic packaging that is impossible to open.
308489
buy bulk or universal packaging. It's cheap for the same product as retail, just without the expensive and pretty packaging.
931958
From what I can find on the Microsoft site, the difference is in the packaging. It's probably just cheaper/simple cardboard packaging, so it costs less.
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.
1965513
I'm not sure what you mean by Frustration Free, but they recently changed the colors of their cards....you can see them here...http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/compactflash/
571149
I'm not really sure what you mean by 'frustration free packaging' but, if you mean is it hard to open the package? From what I remember, no. It was in a box and securely wrapped. Hope this helped!
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.
1277814
Frustration-Free packaging is an option for customers to have an easier un-packing/un-boxing experience. It eliminates materials like steel wire ties and hard plastic clamshells to ensure nothing gets between you and your product. Check this link to know more about it:
173844
Non-retail packaging means that the headset is not in a blister pack or shell (that I hate having to open). Instead it was in a white box that included all of the parts like the charger and instructions. This type of packaging is usually from an over-run when the headset was meant to be included with another product. That just means savings for you.
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Frustration free packaging is the reduced overall amount of packing materials used.