A red and black theme has been carried forwards from the XR500, giving the packaging a definitive gaming style. The image of the router on the front is a little misleading when compared to the actual device, though the box is an indication of how large the XR700 is.
The rear of the box gives some information on the software as well as a picture of the inputs and outputs on the rear.
Lifting the lid, we get our first glimpse of the XR700 in all its glory. First impressions were “wow, that’s huge!”. Packaging is good though, using cardboard instead of plastic or foam, helping to increase the packaging’s recyclability.
Alongside the XR700 is a whole bundle of documentation related to setting the device up, updating firmware, warranty information and certification. There’s also a US/UK power adaptor where you use the relevant insert. Finally, there’s a flat ethernet cable to get you up and running.
The rear of the box gives some information on the software as well as a picture of the inputs and outputs on the rear.
Lifting the lid, we get our first glimpse of the XR700 in all its glory. First impressions were “wow, that’s huge!”. Packaging is good though, using cardboard instead of plastic or foam, helping to increase the packaging’s recyclability.
Alongside the XR700 is a whole bundle of documentation related to setting the device up, updating firmware, warranty information and certification. There’s also a US/UK power adaptor where you use the relevant insert. Finally, there’s a flat ethernet cable to get you up and running.
