Packaging

This may look a bit dishevelled, but this packaging in reality is a double box. InWin wanted to be sure I had a presentable package for this review as well as adding another layer of protection to this expensive limited edition chassis.

The front of the box features Limited Edition written in script above the X-Frame naming. The grey boxes at the bottom denote features like USB 3.0, an open frame, metal handles and its ROHS compliance along with others.

Spun around to the right, this panel offers the InWin logo with their name and tag line at the top. The middle offers the name and type of the chassis and the bottom offers the site address to look at this chassis a bit more in depth before purchase or to get support after.

This panel may actually be the front and not the back, but either way this panel is kept simple with just a large X on the panel with the word frame under it and a small InWin logo in the top right corner.

The left side panel is where you will find the specifications of the chassis on the left and on the right are five key features of the InWin X-Frame.

I have to think that my packaging is a bit on the pre-release side of the process of going to full retail. Inside of the box surrounding the chassis is a mix of low density and high density foam with Styrofoam peanuts taking up all of the awkward voids left in the box.

Once all of the various foam pieces were removed, I pulled the chassis out of the box. InWin was nice enough to ship the chassis in a tough cloth liner to keep abrasions down, but also kept all of those odd foam pieces from working into the openings of this open air chassis in transit.