Packaging:
The packaging for the
Tagan provides the standard information. The front of the box provides the model information and a picture of the power supply. The back of the package lists some of the features in multiple languages.
The bulk of the information a computer enthusiast will be interested in is on the side of the package. On one side you are given a view of some of the cables. On the other side you are given much more information, such as a miniature view of the power rating sticker and a brief description of a couple of features.
Removing the cardboard slip cover, I found another, more interesting box. Instead of your typical cardboard packaging, this one looks like a leather briefcase (although I suspect it is really vinyl). This is easily the nicest box/packaging I have seen. Although it does give a great first impression, it does not impact how well the power supply will function, and will be stored away as soon as the PSU is installed.
Opening the box you will find the power supply is behind a piece of cardboard and wrapped in plastic. The cables are wrapped in bubble wrap and the included accessories are inside a little box. Under the power supply I found a simple multi-language manual that covers all aspects of installation, as well as listing what is included in the box.
