The PS07 comes in a fairly straight forward cardboard box, with the usual logos and slogans across the top. Further down from those we have a high contrast representation of the front of the chassis and a quick run down of the major features of the chassis, such as its dual 120mm silent fans, dust filters, large CPU cooler and graphics card support.
Around the back we have another high contrast representation, this time of the main interior of the chassis, this show even more features of the chassis but we’ll take a closer look at those in just a moment.
There are plenty of extras to be found in the box too, with a good quality instruction booklet to help you through the setup process, a USB 3.0 to USB 2.0 compatibility adaptor, a 5.25″ drive adaptor, anti vibration pad, SilverStone chassis sticker, brackets and all the usual nuts and bolts required to install your components.
I think your comment about removing the hard drive cages creating better airflow is in direct conflict with what the manual states. Just FYI.
This has been rectified in the review, thanks for the feedback 🙂