The latest AC1750 router from TP-LINK is shipped inside a medium-sized cardboard box, with the usual green color scheme and on the front we will get one photo of the product along with the main highlights:

On one of the box sides, the manufacturer has listed the package contents, system requirements, physical specifications, supported standards but also security modes:

On the back side of the box, we get a quick run through the product characteristics, a presentation of the main interfaces but also a table which helps us choose the router model we need most:

After removing the top packaging layer, we will end up with a cardboard mold, in which the router along with its bundle and documentation sits:

As documentation, we will get two small leaflets, the Installation disk, one Quick Installation Guide but also the Installation Guide in more detail:

Here is a quick look on the two provided installation guides:

Besides, we will also receive one LAN cable, three detachable antennas and one power adapter:

The adapter is rated on the output as 12V, 3300mA:

Compared to the previous generations, the Archer C8 has gone through a complete redesign and thanks to it we will also save a lot of space on the table we will use it on; also, it resembles the appearance of some ADSL routers we have seen from some providers: