Packaging:

The World of Warcraft headset box arrived at my place protected inside a transparent plastic bag:



The outside box of the product comes with very nice artwork; on the front we can see a photo of the actual headset, in the background there are the Horde and Alliance logos, a big World of Warcraft logo on top, the full name of the product on the bottom and a small photo of the wireless USB dongle, included in the package:



On one of the product sides, we see listed the package contents, the full technical specifications and the system requirements, in 3 different languages:



The opposite side presents us some of the main product features:



On the back of the box, we can find a short description of the application, some explanations regarding the Volume Up/Down buttons, the interchangeable headset lenses and the Sound Blaster World of Warcraft Voice Tap, which is an optional accessory:



Creative made a great job by sealing the box on the outside:



When we open the box for the first time, we can see a large World of Warcraft logo, the Sound Blaster logo and another one which tells us that this is a licensed Blizzard product:



After the easy removal of the top cardboard layer, we can see a portion of the headset with a triangle cardboard material in center, to immobilize the product completely during transport, for avoiding any damage. On the top and bottom parts we can also see two boxes, in which the accessories are stored:



In the box, besides the headset, we can also find a large travel pouch, a USB cable to be used for charging purposes, a Quick Start booklet, a microphone and a little screwdriver:



In the same box, the WiFi dongle can be found and an extra pair of lenses, with the Horde insignia: