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The SteelSeries Spectrum 7XB is supplied in a thick cardboard box which should provide the headset with a good level of protection during transit. SteelSeries have opted for their standard black, orange and white colour scheme for the box which is decorated with a green and white band, eluding to the Xbox 360 compatibility of the headset within.
Unlike other boxes we've seen from SteelSeries, the front doesn't open up to reveal the headset inside. Instead, there is a large image of the headset on the front of the box as well as a small window at the right which gives a peek at the unit within. Turning the box over reveals details of the headset's features and specification in various different languages. There are also some pictures and diagrams which illustrate some of the more exciting features of the headset.
Inside the box, we find a comprehensive bundle included alongside the headset. The most significant included item is the wireless receiver unit which is supplied with a 3.5mm audio cable and an RCA splitter for connecting to a TV or PC. There is also a cable included for connecting the headset to the Xbox controller, to enable in-game chat.
We also find all the usual items including a SteelSeries product catalogue, a quick start guide (which details the installation procedure) and a couple of SteelSeries stickers for your PC or Xbox 360. SteelSeries also include a pair of AAA batteries to power the headset.
