CM Storm supplies the Ceres-400 in the company's typical red and black packaging. A transparent plastic window gives consumers the opportunity to partially view the headset before committing to a purchase.
A short piece of advertising material, as well as four of the Ceres-400's main specifications, is listed on the packaging's rear side.
An included ‘key features' booklet serves more as additional advertising material than a potentially-useful user manual.
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I think thats a very stylish looking headset for the price. shame about the glue problem, but maybe that was an early review sample problem?
The corsair HS1A seems better value IMO
Davis, I hope it’s a problem related with early review samples ONLY. Whether this is the case or not, it shows the potential for such problems to occur again in the future, therefore requiring some form of attention by CM Storm.