The sides of the station are made from shiny black plastic, which pick quite a bit of fingerprints; in the front, it comes with a control knob (that can be pushed inwards as well), a secondary (back) button, but also the OLED screen:

The right side comes with a slot, where we can insert one of the included rechargeable batteries, so we have one of it kept charged at all times:

In the back, it accommodates one Line-in jack, a Line-out jack, a DC-in port, a miniUSB jack, one Optical in and one Optical out; depending on the selected setup, connections will be done differently:

The bottom area of the unit does feature a large rubber foot, with the product code name, power rating but also serial number:

The cardboard box houses a lot more accessories:

Besides the manual, we will also get a small leaflet for feedback purposes:

Many connectivity cables are available, along with a microphone windscreen and an additional battery:

The mobile audio cable will be used to connect the headset directly to our smartphone or other devices that use the same jack type (microphone/headphone combo port):

The supplied USB cable will be used for charging the battery inside the headset directly, without removing it and charging at the base station: