The Thermaltake Core V1 is supplied in a fairly compact cardboard box which is decorated in a simple black livery. The front of the box features an exploded image of the case which gives us an idea at the internal features.
Turning around the box reveals another picture of the case and a list detailing the features and specification of the case.
Inside the box, there is a limited bundle included which only comprises of the screws required for installation and a few cable ties.
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