The unit ships in a standard retail box which breaks from Vantec’s traditional colour scheme, and displays the product logo and additional information in silver and blue. A bright orange banner along the top corner boasts the unit as "SATA Ready", while a product sketch and some of the major features make up the bulk of the display.

Inside the box, the power supply is tightly packed in bubble wrap with the cabling sitting snugly along the right and bottom sides. There are certainly a fair amount of extras included with the supply. Along with a standard AC power cord, the unit comes with mounting screws, a 20-page user’s guide, and cable ties of two differing lengths. What most users will appreciate, however, are the included two SATA hard drive power adapters, which are wired for a standard 4-pin Molex at one end, and the 15-pin SATA configuration on the other. Given that, in my opinion at least, hard drive manufacturers should really be the ones responsible for providing these adapters until they become common place, it was very nice to see Vantec including them with their unit. This is especially the case given the budget-pricing on the unit. Mind you, cable ties and power converters aren’t exactly big ticket items, but for an $80 power supply, most consumers would only expect a power cord.