Frustration-free packaging is a concept introduced by Amazon in 2008 to provide an easily openable, no-hassle, and waste-free packaging solution. Lego has adopted this eco-friendly and customer-centric packaging approach. Legos frustration-free packaging is designed to be easy to open, often with a single tear strip. It uses minimal, recyclable materials and is engineered to keep the bricks secure without using any plastic ties or bags. According to a customer question on Amazon, frustration-free packaging for Lego usually means Amazon slaps a shipping label directly on the Lego box. Another customer on Reddit reported receiving two sets with frustration-free packaging, the Saturn V rocket, and the Snowspeeder, both of which came in a normal Lego box. Therefore, frustration-free packaging for Lego may or may not come in the original Lego box, but it is designed to be easy to open, waste-free, and eco-friendly.