What is included is part of the option
The same item name can mean very different things once you read what actually comes with it. Go through the checklist below so a set is not mistaken for a single item, and a shown accessory is not mistaken for an included one.
Single item versus set
Confirm whether the option is one piece or a set, and note the number of pieces in the set. A set with different contents is a different option.
Explicitly included parts
Only parts stated in the text as included should be treated as included. A strap, lid, or insert named in the description is a declared part.
Image-displayed parts
Parts that appear only in a photo are shown, not necessarily included. The image shows what the item looks like; it does not confirm what is in the box.
Packaging display
Boxes, dust bags, and other packaging shown in images are display items. Confirm in the text whether they are actually included before counting them.
Optional add-ons
Parts offered as an optional add-on are separate from the base option. Record them as add-ons, not as included parts.
A worked checklist
- Single or set: the title says set — noted as a set.
- Included: the description names the strap and the cover.
- Shown only: the photo shows a box — left open until confirmed.
- Add-on: an extra insert is offered separately — recorded as an add-on.
- Result: the declared parts are separated from the shown parts.
Comparison example — not a live listing, shipment, or recommendation.
Continue your review
Next, align all fields with the like-for-like guide, and separate options with the variant comparison guide.