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Bitfenix Flo Gaming Headset Review

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The Bitfenix Flo is supplied in a medium-sized cardboard box which is decorated in an attractive black livery. The front of the box features both an image of the headset and a window which lets you see the headset itself within.

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Turning the box over reveals a further image of the headset alongside some images to illustrate the different connection options available. There are also comprehensive details of the features and specification of the headset on the back. The box itself feels very good quality and should do a decent job of protecting the headset during transit.

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Inside the box, there isn’t much included alongside the headset itself, apart from the cables required to connect it to various devices and the detachable microphone.

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One comment

  1. I think this looks REALLY REALLY Good, real shame to hear about the paint finish, but I do remember way back in the day, when bitfenix just launched that their cases had a bad finish too. ill wait on R2 before jumping in with one of these, although im paid soon and might risk the £50 just for sh1ts and giggles.

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