Features:
The box for the ST1500 is fairly standard from what I've seen in the past from Silverstone. It's mostly black and gray, with the majority of the text being a contrasting white. A few pictures of the power supply's key features will help off-the-shelf buyers learn a little more about it's pure greatness. Of course the $388CDN price tag may sway a lot of people away, but those who truly know what this beast is will buy no other.

A power supply with a 1500W power rating is bound to be large, and when you open the box you will realize just that. The ST1500 is 220mm, or 22cm, long - quite a bit more than your standard power supply. The extra depth means it won't fit in just any case because when you add on the space required for the modular connectors, you do need quite a bit of case depth to accommodate it. However, I don't see this being a problem because the type of system most users will be powering with this power supply is not the type of system you would build into a small case anyways.

The entire exterior of the power supply is black, which is complimented by a black fan grill, black wire sleeving and black connectors.

The right side of the ST1500 has the standard specifications sticker. Silverstone has chosen to make this a black sticker with white text so it's fairly subtle looking on the body of the supply.

On the top, a stamped Silverstone logo runs diagonally across most of the panel. It will give something to look at in cases where the power supply mounts at the bottom, but will of course it will not be visible in cases where the power supply is mounted up top.

Nothing special on the left side - it's just another plain black panel.