Each product comes in its own retail package, so we will first take a look at the OtterBox Armor case then move on to the headphones. The Armor case arrived in OtterBox's traditional yellow / black packaging with their Otter mascot (I wonder if he has a name) and a photo of the case itself and a short features list. The back of the retail package offers up a few "in the field" photos and a link to their website. Below is a list of technical specifications, borrowed from OtterBox's website.
One thing not mentioned here (but is covered in the manual) is the fact that the Armor case is only waterproof for up to 30 minutes. This is because the vents used on the case will saturate with water after 30 minutes and may allow a small amount of water to leak into the case.
With that said, let's move ahead and check out the package contents...



















