The Kaze Masters come boxed in bright blues mixed with black giving the box a sort of chilly feeling. On the front we see some main features which we'll discuss later, and an image of what the Kaze Master looks like. The picture does little justice to the actual product.

The back of the box has a labeled (in 5 different languages) diagram of what you'll find on the PCB of the Kaze Master aswell as some basic warranty information.

On the left side we find more specifications as to size and capabilities of the Kaze Master.

Inside, we find a styrofoam box and lid well protecting the Kaze and accessories.

Accessories include the following:

• 6 x Temperature Sensors/Thermal Probes
• 4 x 3pin Fan Header adapters
• 4 x Mounting Screws
• 4 x Yellow Tape Strips
• 1 x Kaze Master
• 1 x Molex Power Adaptor
• 1 x Users Manual

Scythe makes sure you have lots of goodies, even if some of them are questionable. There is an adapter necessary to go from a 4 pin molex to the fan controller for power, and there are adapters from every 3pin fan header to the controller. I'm not too sure why this was done. This adds a lot of clutter in your bays which decreases cable management features. However this may also allow easier connecting and disconnecting the fans/power since you would not have to reach all the way into the bay to access the PCB of the unit. I would rather see standard connections here.

On a positive note, Scythe has included 4 small tape strips that will help you hold your thermal probe in any place you'd like inside your case. While regular tape could do the job fine, it is nice to have some handy.