It is quite clear from the packaging that the Arctic P253 BT is not going to be anything particularly sophisticated. The brown cardboard packet features a basic diagram of the headphone on the front.
The packet itself is very compact, due to the folding nature of the headphones within. Turning the box around reveals a detailed breakdown of the features and specifications of the unit, alongside a diagram outlining the different features of the buttons on the headphones.
Inside the box, the only item we find alongside the headphones is mini-USB cable for charging.
I own these, and I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one who was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality. Much better than cheap drugstore headphones for sure, and even tolerable to people who own one or more high quality headphones, imho.
I have stuff like Sennheiser and Grado headphones (albeit the cheaper ones) and these don’t sound bad at all. Not as good as name brand audiophile headphones (even the cheap ones like HD202’s or 201’s), but much better than I expected considering the low, low price. They sound like good headphones, not cheap ones. Comfort is decent too.