Unboxing quicky: Z-Onedoll ZO-138
Posted: Wed May 31, 2017 7:21 pm
Hi,
it has been a while since the last Unboxing post, so here is at least an 'Unboxing quicky' for Z-Onedoll's ZO-138.
A *lot* of people have asked how Z-Onedoll has progressed in the past year, and this Unboxing will try to answer this question. The short answer is: Z-Onedoll has improved quite a bit. Surprisingly, a lot of their competitors have worsened within the same time frame. Especially the TPE competition… well, they are starting to fall behind. In this environment Z-Onedoll keeps improving. That is quite amazing!
First, packaging:
That's how the carton looks like when you open it. My first impression was: That actually looks well-ordered. Accessories are in a separate compartment (on the right). No metal parts floating around in the box.
Cover (on the left) removed. Looks still good.
The doll has her head attached - ZO has to consider their dolls with heating and animatronics. These heads can not be removed, so the packaging takes care of shipping a complete body. The inside of the cover padding (2nd picture) protects the head and helps to fix the upper body in the carton. Pretty smart.
This carton was a little bigger than necessary. Other manufacturers don't care and allow the doll to float around in the carton. Z-Onedoll fills the carton to prevent the doll from moving. I think someone actually listened to the customers.
This is good packaging!
Let's take the body out of the plastic bag:
It still looks good. No obvious dents or scratches.
Her backside. She looks still good. The butt is curvy. That's a relieve. There are so many TPE dolls shipped with a flat butt…
Her frontside. And she looks still good!
…and the breasts feel awesome. They are really soft and they feel more natural than hollow TPE breasts.
This is a major improvement!
I need to take a quick video for illustration.
(continued in next post)
it has been a while since the last Unboxing post, so here is at least an 'Unboxing quicky' for Z-Onedoll's ZO-138.
A *lot* of people have asked how Z-Onedoll has progressed in the past year, and this Unboxing will try to answer this question. The short answer is: Z-Onedoll has improved quite a bit. Surprisingly, a lot of their competitors have worsened within the same time frame. Especially the TPE competition… well, they are starting to fall behind. In this environment Z-Onedoll keeps improving. That is quite amazing!
First, packaging:
That's how the carton looks like when you open it. My first impression was: That actually looks well-ordered. Accessories are in a separate compartment (on the right). No metal parts floating around in the box.
Cover (on the left) removed. Looks still good.
The doll has her head attached - ZO has to consider their dolls with heating and animatronics. These heads can not be removed, so the packaging takes care of shipping a complete body. The inside of the cover padding (2nd picture) protects the head and helps to fix the upper body in the carton. Pretty smart.
This carton was a little bigger than necessary. Other manufacturers don't care and allow the doll to float around in the carton. Z-Onedoll fills the carton to prevent the doll from moving. I think someone actually listened to the customers.
This is good packaging!
Let's take the body out of the plastic bag:
It still looks good. No obvious dents or scratches.
Her backside. She looks still good. The butt is curvy. That's a relieve. There are so many TPE dolls shipped with a flat butt…
Her frontside. And she looks still good!
…and the breasts feel awesome. They are really soft and they feel more natural than hollow TPE breasts.
This is a major improvement!
I need to take a quick video for illustration.
(continued in next post)