The NZXT Vulcan is a micro form factor case that really pushes into new territory and has some impressive features that set it apart from others in its class. As most micro-ATX users know, this size case can present some 
interesting challenges when completing your build and can be discouraging and cause you to go another route. In regards to layout, NZXT went with a vertical design instead of your typical square media center style here.
NZXT Vulcan Packaging
When I received the Vulcan it came in a standard brown box with black text all over. It was branded well and displayed the features of the case on the side. Here are some of the features you will find on the box.
- Durable Non-slip finished top handle for portability
- Black Interior
- Dual 5.25" slots and four 3.5" slots (internal and external)
- Wire routing holes + extruded side panel provides extra space for cable management
- Dual 8W channel fan control
- Fits at least 350mm video cards like the ATI 5970
- ATX PSU with removable filter + anti-vibration rubber support
- Dual external water-cooling cutouts
- Dual top 120mm exhaust for optimal cooling
- Top mounted (2x)USB, E SATA, External HD Audio + Mic
- Fan LED on/off function: Turn off lights during night time use
- CPU heat sink cut-out + 170mm heat sink support
- Supports 200mm fan intake on side mesh (NZXT only guarantees fitment with NZXT’s FN-200)
- Extra large mesh holes for optimal airflow
- Removable Hard drive cage
- Included thumbscrews for all drives
Inside It was well packaged and secure inside with all the parts in a small cardboard box. There was a manual and enough thumb screws for all of your internal components. It also came with some nice rails to make installing hard drives in and out a breeze.
