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Nanoxia Deep Silence 8 Pro Review - Heavy, Functional, and Silent
A Closer Look - Outside »Packaging
Nanoxia ships the Deep Silence 8 Pro in a black and brown cardboard box with no images of the enclosure itself. Instead, the case model is prominently printed on the larger sides, with specification tables on the smaller panels. Carrying holes allow for easy transportation.
Foam spacers and a plastic bag protect the Deep Silence 8 Pro from fingerprints and scratches, and as you can see, our sample arrived all in one piece.
Contents
You will find a bag of black screws, a microfibre cloth for cleaning purposes, just a few zip ties, and a 1-to-3 fan splitter adapter alongside a useful manual.
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