First let's take a tour of the package.



The Antec 300 comes in a black box, with a picture of the top portion of the case adorning the front of the package. On the back are some additional photos along with some specifications.



On one side is another picture with some highlighted features. The other side contains a short paragraph again outlining some of the features included with the 300.



The 300 comes enclosed in a plastic cover and capped in styrofoam on top and bottom. This is pretty much the standard and works well to protect the case.



Accessories include instruction manual, bag of screws/standoffs and a bag of thumbscrews. The bag full of thumbscrews pleasantly surprised me; a slightly different take on tool-free installation of hard drives.



Now I'm going to throw some props to Antec for this little inclusion. Inside was a note stating that some problems were found post production in some 120mm Tri-Cool fans. Instead of going through and testing all the fans, they included an extra fan in case one of the affected fans was installed in the case. Very cool to address an issue up front instead of making the consumer go through the hassle on the back end of the deal.