The Krait's box is pretty similar to the packaging of other Razer products, dark, forboding and awesomely cool. The front features a picture of the Krait along with some of its specifcations; namely its APM (Actions Per Minute) and its DPI ( Dots Per Inch). There is also a large Razer logo along with an embossed "Krait" under which is written, "High Precision Gaming Mouse".

On the back of the box is another picture of the Krait along with some multilingual features and specifications which are number coded to parts of the picture.

The lid of the box is held shut by a small velcro pad. Peeling this back reveals the Krait housed in a vacuum formed plastic shell.

Razer also took the liberty of adding a little blurb of how great their product is on the left

The mouse is relatively easy to remove from the packaging and along with it came a few bits that were hidden beneath the Krait. Along with the mouse you also receive:

1: See through sticker
2: Manual
3: Driver CD
4: Note from "Razer Guy"
5: Certificate of authenticity (So you know you are a "Real" Razer owner).

The drivers are easy to install and the manual is clear and concise in showing you how your Razer works and how you should operate it. Not that many people don't know how to use a mouse...