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The Package

OCZ does a good job of revealing as much of the mouse to the consumer as possible whilst still protecting it. It sits in a vacuum formed plastic shell which fits neatly inside the cardboard box. In terms of mice packaging, this is rather standard.

The front side of the box reveals all the key features which the rodent entails with plenty of textual information and logos to support. As you can see by the large bold writing, the key unique selling point for the Behemoth is the ‘Double-Laser’. This immediately alerts any consumer that this product is build for accuracy – a factor which is first priority for any PC gamer.

OCZ Behemoth Laser Gaming Mouse

Reverting to the back side of the packaging reveals its features explained in more detail.

OCZ Behemoth Laser Gaming Mouse

As for accessories, you get five 18g mouse weights to suit your preference, a software disk loaded with a couple of programs designed specifically for the mouse and a very intuitive user’s manual written in eight different languages. Including a manual with a computer mouse is probably not needed; however, it shows OCZ’s commitment to ensuring their customers have their product working correctly.

OCZ Behemoth Laser Gaming Mouse

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