The packaging for the NAOS, like the AVIOR before it doesn't waste any materials, but still looks good.
One downside to small packaging, is you know you are not getting a particularly impressive bunch of accessories.
That assumption is proved correct when you slide the box open and find a simple manual and a sticker – not that you necessarily want to be paying for additional bits with your £60 mouse, but it is worth being aware of.
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Maybe it’s different with the 7000, but I have the NAOS 5000, and it came with a metal case full of 5g (I think) weights that you could insert into the mouse. So the 5000 at least DOES have weight options.