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Retail package and bigfoot labeling
The Outdoor Technology Bluetooth Tags come in a box with bigfoot on the outside. The package is wrapped in brown paper bag material with a solid plastic case housing the headset.
Check out my full ZDNet review for more thoughts, details, and experiences with this Bluetooth headset.
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Headset and BT transmitter
They sent both the Bluetooth transmitter and headset to evaluate.
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Bluetooth transmitter for iPods without a BT radio
The small Bluetooth transmitter is used for iPods that do not have an integrated Bluetooth radio. You simply plug this into the 30-pin connector and connect to the headset via Bluetooth.
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Front of the headset retail box
The OT Tags come in a plastic box and are available in both black and red colors.
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Back of the retail box
The back of the retail box shows how the OT Tags rest over your neck and connect together.
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OT Tags wrapped in retail packaging
The headset folds up to a small footprint. The cable connecting the two pieces is a durable braided wire that is about 32 inch in length.
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The earbud end of the OT Tags
The two earbud ends might appear a bit large, but the plastic is durable and lightweight so you really cannot even tell they are in your ears.
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Durable instruction sheet
The manual is a simple two-sided piece of durable plastic coated paper that clearly describes all the functions and operations of the headset.
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Different earbud tips for your ear
You will find a few options for earbud sizes and should find one that fits you well.
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Included USB cable to charge the headset
A small USB cable is included to charge up your headset, but unfortunately it is not microUSB like most phones today.
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Right side volume controls
One side of the right earbud has volume controls that can also be pressed longer to control track play.
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Multi-function button and indicator light
The large big foot icon on the right earbud is the multi-function button (MFB) that is used to control calls and music playback. The small light flashes blue or red at different times.
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Removable earbud tips
The earbud tips pop off so you can put the ones that fit you on the end.
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Charging port
There is a small port for charging up the headset with the included cable.
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Cable and connector
The wire connecting the earbuds is durable and does not get twisted like many other cables. There is also a small piece that can be used to connect the two cables together.
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Outdoor Tech Bluetooth Tags image gallery 2
Retail package and bigfoot labeling
The Outdoor Technology Bluetooth Tags come in a box with bigfoot on the outside. The package is wrapped in brown paper bag material with a solid plastic case housing the headset.
Check out my full ZDNet review for more thoughts, details, and experiences with this Bluetooth headset.