The Package and Contents

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Right then; let's first take a closer look at the contents of the package and see what's included.

As you can see above, the headphones come in a sturdy plastic molded package with lots of bright and 'attention getting' labels spelling out what the product is and what it's called.

Over all, it's not a bad design, but personally I think it lacks the pristine elegance of some of the other designs I've seen lately.

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What do we get inside the green and black package? - Well, quite a lot actually; considering the simple nature of the product.

First up, we get the headset of course, but we also have a plethora of other cables included. In the box is a small black decoder that's used to decode Dolby Digital information. There's also an analog adapter for non-digital material, a wired in volume control, a (brief) manual, a small microphone, a USB cable for the latter and a power cable that provides separate power to the decoder box and the headset.

Lastly, is a tiny little cable used with the Xbox 360 controller, so obviously Sharkoon has given the user everything needed to take full advantage of these impressive headphones, whatever your hardware may be.

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