The Ozone Strike Battle arrived here in a relatively small brown corrugated cardboard box. It was shipped with UPS Standard, and arrived in okay condition here at the APH Networks offices in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. There were some dents, and the corners were a bit beat up, but nothing to complain about. The inside box was not damaged at all, which is always a pleasant experience when opening packages like these.

Pictured above is how you will find the Ozone Strike Battle mechanical keyboard in retail stores. The box shows off the red theme of the keyboard, since it has red backlit LED lighting effects. The front of the box displays the keyboard with a red and silver background. The name Ozone Strike Battle is found in the top right, with the font looking a bit "rugged" to accentuate the Battle aspect of its name. The bottom left advertises the key features of the keyboard, such as the tenkeyless design, aluminum top case, macro capability, and red LED effects. These features are great for anyone who likes to move around a lot and wants to take their keyboard with them, especially since it does not include the extra bulk of a wrist rest or number pad. The top left of the box states Cherry MX mechanical switches are used, and placed in an English US layout. The box also has red splotches and the top left of the box, which I am guessing is to further show why it has the name "Strike Battle". I would say just from the box, despite its no-frills design, has gaming in its roots thanks to its macro functionalities. Hopefully your games will not involve the number pad though.