The packaging for the DELTA S TUF Gaming RGB is rather fancy with shiny text and colourful imagery. The capacity and form factor is mentioned on the front.
The rear of the box gives detailed information regarding the RGB connection, expected speeds, dimensions and warranty length.
Alongside the SSD is a small metallic T-FORCE sticker, the RGB cable and a small user manual.
The front face of the SSD is a busy affair, with an urban-camo style. With many cases now housing specific zones to show off 2.5” drives, this style could prove very desirable, especially with such a huge blank zone for the RGB lighting. The drive is 9.5mm thick, so won’t fit some of the thinner laptops out there, but you’d be irresponsible to be buying an RGB drive for that purpose any way.
The rear isn’t anything special, though we don’t expect it to be. The 4 mounting holes are present as well as serial number information.
Looking at the end of the drive, you get the typical SATA power and data ports, along with a micro USB connection for the RGB lighting.
The rear of the box gives detailed information regarding the RGB connection, expected speeds, dimensions and warranty length.
Alongside the SSD is a small metallic T-FORCE sticker, the RGB cable and a small user manual.
The front face of the SSD is a busy affair, with an urban-camo style. With many cases now housing specific zones to show off 2.5” drives, this style could prove very desirable, especially with such a huge blank zone for the RGB lighting. The drive is 9.5mm thick, so won’t fit some of the thinner laptops out there, but you’d be irresponsible to be buying an RGB drive for that purpose any way.
The rear isn’t anything special, though we don’t expect it to be. The 4 mounting holes are present as well as serial number information.
Looking at the end of the drive, you get the typical SATA power and data ports, along with a micro USB connection for the RGB lighting.
