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<\/picture><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>(Image credit: EKSAtelecom)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe headset comes nicely packed, in a bright orange box \u2013 a color theme that\u2019s continued across the design, from the buttons to the branding on the case. As you\u2019d expect, packed away in a sleeve, is the instruction manual and warranty cards. It\u2019s a nice touch, perhaps overkill, but ever since Apple began its tech domination, it\u2019s all about making packaging and unboxing an \u2018experience\u2019.<\/p>\n
Inside the well-padded carry case, you\u2019ll find the two headsets, sat in a removable molded base unit that charges them when not in use. The headsets are kept in place with concealed magnetics, preventing movement, too. At the front of the base unit is a single orange button for turning the headsets on or off.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also a USB cable neatly slotted in the space in front. For my money, this case offers all the protection you need. It\u2019s lightweight, but feels durable \u2013 I put plenty of weight on top of it, and the structure still held out, making it ideal for the commute, or leaving around in a manic office.<\/p>\n
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