As the Sova KitGuru managed to get a hold of is one of just two pre-release samples sent to the UK, our box is not indicative of the final retail sample.
As you can see, it is plain black, with nothing at all to identify what is inside.
However, Roccat did send me the above image – and this is what the retail packaging should look like. It is safe to say it is more interesting than the box I received.
Inside, there is the Sova itself (which is examined on the next page) as well as a detachable 4m cable which connects the Sova to your PC. It has two USB 2.0 ports at its end, as these feed the two USB ports on the Sova itself, as well as the integrated keyboard.
Finally, there is a small clip which attaches to the Sova. This locks your mouse's cable in place, meaning the wire won't drag as you are using your mouse. I assess how this works in practice on the ‘testing' page of this review.