The box for the Ryos TKL Pro is compact, much like the board itself. It is a little wider than usual to accommodate the chunky wrist rest, but for the most part it is a little smaller than your average keyboard box. It is very informative, letting you know via a sticker which Cherry MX switch it comes with, as well as list of its most impressive features.
The back continues the trend, through extends it to other languages too, making sure whichever part of the world you are in, you know just what your new keyboard is capable of.
The only accessory that comes with this board is the quick-installation guide. This shows you some of the basic functions of the easy shift keys that you can remap later in the back-end software.