What does frustration free packaging mean?
1826393
It ships in a cardboard box that doesn't have all sorts of adds on it, but does say "frustration free packaging". This box is easy to wrap as a gift, doesn't communicate to the kids what exactly is inside, and is easy to open. The actual box that you see in the product picture is inside the cardboard box that says "frustration free packaging". I wish all children's gifts were so easy to wrap and open. Everything else that people have said about the pieces being easy to store in the original packaging is also true.
1826394
Not quite sure...altho a great aspect of the packaging is that all the pieces have their own specific "home" in the plastic molded interior. Maybe that is what is implied by that statement. GREAT item and the booklet provides very clear instruction.
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
1826396
I'm not exactly sure, but there is a place for every piece to this kit in the clear, hard plastic that makes it very easy to put away every time. There is also a diagram in the instruction book that is very clearly marked to where each piece goes. This makes it easy to locate the pieces when needed to build or put away. I hope this was helpful.
2161213
"Frustration-Free Packaging is an Amazon initiative designed to alleviate "wrap rage" by featuring products in recyclable boxes that are easy to open and contain fewer excess materials." That's from Amazon's FAQ:
624897
I assume Frustration Free means it is the actual box of the item, it is not placed in a larger box, that's how mine was delivered.
619755
Frustrated free is an open box item sent in bubble wrap standard is much better
1530592
It arrives in frustration free packaging. Ours looks just like the picture though and my son loves it.
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!
57071
Probably easier to answer, what is frustration packaging, and then think opposite :). If you ever tried to get into the hard plastic wrapped things (where you need to cut it), or ever bought the nexus 4, where it was frustrating getting at the mobile...frustration free is the exact opposite. You can open it, without effort, and you don't need to say things like "$"£*&" (insert you favourite swear word, or if you don't swear, something like "Oh dear loed") and throw the package against the wall in frustration.
892303
Frustration-Fee packaging contains less plastic blister packed items that are difficult to open. It is recycled material. All manufactured pieces are included. It's just easier to open and easier on the environment.
2161214
"Frustration-Free Packaging is an Amazon initiative designed to alleviate "wrap rage" by featuring products in recyclable boxes that are easy to open and contain fewer excess materials." That's from Amazon's FAQ: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200404820I choose it when offered because the boxes really are easier to open, are eco-friendly, and don't have all the excess packing material inside so there's less waste. It is a marketing tool for sellers and a benefit for customers - at least I think so. "Frustration-Free Packaging is an Amazon initiative designed to alleviate "wrap rage" by featuring products in recyclable boxes that are easy to open and contain fewer excess materials." That's from Amazon's FAQ: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200404820I choose it when offered because the boxes really are easier to open, are eco-friendly, and don't have all the excess packing material inside so there's less waste. It is a marketing tool for sellers... » Read More "Frustration-Free Packaging is an Amazon initiative designed to alleviate "wrap rage" by featuring products in recyclable boxes that are easy to open and contain fewer excess materials." That's from Amazon's FAQ: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200404820I choose it when offered because the boxes really are easier to open, are eco-friendly, and don't have all the excess packing material inside so there's less waste. It is a marketing tool for sellers and a benefit for customers - at least I think so. « Show Less
1625678
Frustration free is just that, it us easy to open. With normal packaging you may need a knife or scissors, with this type it may be just tide with a string and simple knot that comes undone just by pulling the string.
811342
There is a normal and frustration free packaging. Normal is its display box. Frustration free is a brown box which is easier to take the toy out of.
1057134
No idea! I've never tried the "frustration free" - it may refer to a good package that it doesn't break?! :)...
783560
I purchased with Frustration Free packaging. There was a bar code. However, submitting the rebate, I received a letter from Oral-B stating that barcode was ineligible and my rebate was denied. Select Retail packaging for the rebate.
1249769
I believe, frustration free, means though extremely well wrapped (like double bubble wrap), it is easy enough to unpackage. Standard, means though well wrapped, there could be a remote possibility of damage. I have NEVER had any damage. luckily.
1214803
Frustration free is usually all cardboard and very easy to open. Standard is often difficult to open.
201350
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.
2070985
It means they dont heat seal the package. So whatever they put it in can easily be opened, without the use of a chainsaw or blowtorch as it would normally require.