Who'd of thought cardboard was better than a plastic sleeve?
Leading up to the launch of the , to help drastically lower the cost of its shiny, new phone. Quotes for the trade-in program are more than reasonable, but it hasn't been without . One of the main complaints we've heard is that the trade-in kit Google sends out is pretty flimsy, but it looks like this is now being addressed.
The new kit for Google Store trade-ins.
Rather than sending out plastic bubble wrap-lined sleeves, the Google Store is now shipping actual cardboard boxes for people to send out their phones in. Google initially stood behind the plastic sleeves, but we'd be lying if we said we weren't glad to see this change.
The new cardboard box is relatively slim, but the inside is padded with foam on the top and bottom to keep your device safe and secure during its trip.
Most people on where photos for the box were shared seem to be quite happy with the new packaging, and this should hopefully help to keep headaches during the trade-in process to a bare minimum.
Leading up to the launch of the , to help drastically lower the cost of its shiny, new phone. Quotes for the trade-in program are more than reasonable, but it hasn't been without . One of the main complaints we've heard is that the trade-in kit Google sends out is pretty flimsy, but it looks like this is now being addressed.
The new kit for Google Store trade-ins.
Rather than sending out plastic bubble wrap-lined sleeves, the Google Store is now shipping actual cardboard boxes for people to send out their phones in. Google initially stood behind the plastic sleeves, but we'd be lying if we said we weren't glad to see this change.
The new cardboard box is relatively slim, but the inside is padded with foam on the top and bottom to keep your device safe and secure during its trip.
Most people on where photos for the box were shared seem to be quite happy with the new packaging, and this should hopefully help to keep headaches during the trade-in process to a bare minimum.