Packaging

The keyboard is supplied in an attractive cardboard box, which is printed on all sides with information about the product. I must say that the packaging made me eager to see what was in it. The top of the box features a nice image of the keyboard and the Razer logo and product name, while the bottom has text that goes into detail of the features. There are also a few inset photos of the keyboard. 

Upon removing the outer box, we are greeted with the inner box, which has a hole cut out, into which a nice looking cardboard wallet is inserted. The wallet is emblazoned with the Razer logo, and does look quite eye catching. Inside the inner box, we finally get to the keyboard. There is nothing else in the main compartment. The keyboard is placed in a plastic envelope.

Overall, the packaging is very attractive, and does it's job. The addition of the cardboard wallet was a pleasant surprise, and does give a nice, well thought finish to the packaging. There were no unexpected surprises regards the packaging. The information contained on the outer box would be enough for a customer to make an informed opinion of the product. 

Contents

So now we get down to the nitty gritty, and see what we get for our money. Obviously, there is the keyboard, then there is a quite good quality manual, installation CD, a certificate of authenticity and two Razer logo decals. Considering the price point that the Arctosa is at, the package has some nice little touches and makes you feel that Razer have spent some effort on their products and packaging.