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Endorfy ship these power supplies in a two tone brown box with some unit details on the front. You get the ATX 3.1 ready stamp, a highlight to the Fluctus Fan inside, notification of 100% Japanese caps, and the 10 year warranty support.
As mentioned earlier in the review the Endorfy box highlights the 80 Plus Gold badge with no mention of Cybenetics certifications. We did ask Endorfy about this and they told us that this unit had since passed certification with Cybenetics recently. The approvals are shown above. As I continually say in our power supply reviews, the only ratings worth anything now are Cybenetics.
The rear of the box gives a list of primary specifications such as the dimensions, the fan and mean time before failure, along with protections. It is pretty basic box design, but effective enough.
Inside the box the power supply is protected with some bubblewrap. The accessories and cables take up the remainder of the box.
The accessories include a C13 specific power cable (we got a European cable, but you should get the right one for your region if you buy it locally), some cable ties, a user manual and mounting screws. All you really need to get the power supply installed into your system.
Endorfy include a range of ribbon/flat style cables which prove easier to route in a modern system. None of the cables have in cable capacitors and they are reasonably high quality throughout. The ATX connector is 18-20AWG and the 4+4 pin EPS12V measures 710mm and is 18AWG. The PCIe cables are 560mm long and 18 AWG. SATA cables are also 18AWG and measure 560 mm with 155mm lengths between. The 12+4 Pin PCIe cable is 605mm and is rated to 600 watts. It is 16-22 AWG Gauge.
