[section_title title=”Packaging”]Packaging
Lets crack on and take a look at the packaging.
Starting at the front of the box we can see it is a fairly standard affair. At the top we have our model name, and a brief description of some of the features. At the top right we also have a reminder of ASUS’ dual usage intentions.
In pride of place in the large clear window is a glimpse of the headset itself all nicely arranged in its plastic mold, arm not included.
Finally in the bottom right corner we have the ASUS logo and their brand slogan, ‘In Search of Incredible’.
Moving onto the back, we are treated to a lot more information than the front. Again at the top we have our model name, but moving down the left hand side we have a list of features that details things like the massive 60mm drivers, the dual mic design and the large 100mm ear cushions.
The right hand side shows a shot of the Cerberus with the two mics labeled. Lastly, moving down to the bottom we have some more specs and a package contents list. Below this are are variety of logos such as various certifications and in the bottom right corner we have the Mac compatibility logo and again the ASUS Logo.
Opening the box and sliding the whole lot out we can see our headset in its protective plastic mold with the microphone tucked off to the right. No twist ties or blister packing here which is always nice, I had no problems getting into the Cerberus’ packaging.
The black box we see at the bottom contains our accessories.
Here is said black box. As you can see our accessories are: a user manual, a 3.5mm male to female mobile device adapter and the Audio/mic splitter cable.
Overall I’d say the packaging the Cerberus comes in is plenty good enough for a more entry level product, it has a nice clean design and features plenty of information.
Moving on, lets get a closer look at the headset itself…
