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The TS-877 comes in a large box with a small but clear image of the unit on the front. Under the image are two information panels, the left hand one lists some of the NAS features while the one on the right displays the hardware specification.
The rear of the box has a group of icons in the bottom left hand corner representing some of the QTS OS features; Data Protection, Surveillance Station, Mobile Management, Private Cloud, File Sharing and Backup Station.
One side of the box just has a group of transportation icons while the other has long line of icons representing the different standards that the device meets.
The box bundle for the TS-877 is pretty comprehensive. There's a quick installation guide, a pair of Ethernet cables, fixing screws for the main 3.5in drive bays should you feel that the tool free system doesn't hold the drives firmly enough; we think it does but including fixing screws gives you that extra peace of mind.
Also provided are enough screws to fix 2.5in drives in all the main trays and a pair of riser and fixing screws for the M.2 mounts. QNAP also provides a pair of passive heatsinks for M.2 drive cooling – a really nice addition to the bundle.
