The Max 5G Active Cooling USB 3.0 Enclosure from Thermaltake is shipped inside a medium sized cardboard box, with lots of information on the outside; the frontal side shows us a photo of the product, while in operation, along with the list of features:

On the same side we can find some small pictograms, representing some of the product highlights:

On one of the laterals, we can find a graph, which shows the speed differences between the USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 interfaces, but also some photos of the product connectors or power on/off switch:

Some more product highlights are shown with photos on the opposite side:

On the back, we can see the full list of technical specifications and the features are written in many more languages:

After opening up the box, we can see a portion of the enclosure itself in the center, which is surrounded by protective foam material, along with two boxes with the product accessories:

Along with the previously mentioned items, we can also find inside a paper which describes the warranty terms, but also a small manuals with installation instructions:

The manual has some drawings on the left side, and on the right we can see the written instructions in multiple languages:

One of the box holds two HDD spacing tabs (in case we are using smaller HDDs), a USB 3.0 cable and a special screw driver:

The power adapter that comes with the device is rated on the output 12V, 2A: