Packaging
The front packaging gives you a nice clear image of the power supply as well as all of the key details and features available at a glance. While space hasn’t been used to its best potential (with a lot of open white areas), it’s a nice strong way to kick things off and at least highlights the semi-modular style of this power supply within the main image.
While the rear of the packaging is light on written details (likely to prevent regional language issues) you are given plenty of diagrams and charts so you know exactly what you’re getting in terms of cabling and power output.
As you can see, the cable diagrams are nice and clear telling you not only what you get, but their individual lengths. Useful information if your system chassis is a little unusual in terms of cable management.
Accessories
As this is a power supply you clearly don’t expect the packaging to contain a lot of accessories. What you are given the in Xilence Performance A+ III Series, however, is notably light. You’re given a pretty flimsy manual along with a warranty extension card. And that’s about it. While about what we usually expect, they’ve certainly spared some expensive in this regard!
