The Cyborg Rumble Pad is shipped inside a blister packaging, so we can see how the product does look like even before deciding to buy it; on the front we can see the manufacturer’s name, along with the product name and the description that it works perfectly on both Xbox 360 consoles and PC; in the center we can see the controller, along with the reversible unit:

On the back, we get more product descriptions and we can also see logos of the supported operating systems (Windows 7 does not show, but the device is fully compatible with it too):

After getting the contents out of the packaging, we can find the pad itself, the reversible unit and a little installation manual, in multiple languages:

Here is a close look on the instruction manual, which shows us how to work with the Cyborg unit that comes with the product:

The reversible unit contains an analog joystick on the left and an 8-way D-pad; between them we can find two cyborg heads that do have LEDs underneath them (in different colors); these will light up depending on how we installed the reversible unit:

On the back of the unit, we can see the header, which will make contact with the connectors inside the pad:

The pad itself looks very solid, has a rubberized surface so it feels very comfortable even after some hours of intense usage:

On the left side, we can see the free space where the reversible unit will sit; between the two connectors, we can see a black plastic pin, which will raise and push the unit in case we want to remove and switch its position:

Here is the pad with the unit installed; because of the unit that can be reversed, we can place the analog sticks one near the other, like on the PS3 controllers:

On the right side of the controller, we can see the traditional X/A/B/Y buttons, that can be also found on the original Xbox 360 pads: