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The packaging that SteelSeries have used for the Kana is very similar to what we've seen them use for other products in the past. The mouse itself is encased within a form-fitted sheet of plastic which is part of an internal tray. The outer box is constructed from thick cardboard to provide a good level of protection. The front of the box has a simple design which features a large image of the mouse. The front of the box also acts as a door which can be opened to reveal the mouse within.
Turning the box over reveals a lot more information about the Kana. SteelSeries have illustrated some of the key features using two small pictures of the mouse which are annotated with certain numbers which correspond to the feature list below. There is also a list of the key specifications of the mouse. All the information on the box is repeated in a number of different languages.
As we have come to expect with SteelSeries products, the bundle is very small indeed. In fact, the only item they include with the mouse is a quick start guide which details the system requirements and points us towards the SteelSeries website, to download the mouse software.
