AVENTISAdjustable Foam PC Packaging for Safely Shipping Tower Desktops

Foam is sturdy and customizable as described. I would not buy this for an over sized or gaming desktop tower. Foam is too small for that. I would recommend for regular sized desktop towers only.

Make sure you know the dimensions you have because this is not adjustable at all. Had to rip parts off the foam so it could fit in my pc and it does not look good, it was also frustrating to put it on it. Hear me out when I say it, DO NOT buy it. Overpriced as hell, not functional, I feel scammed.

**UPDATE** our movers ended up holding everything hostage for 2.5 months. I thought for sure my gaming PC would be broken after a horrible move. To my surprise, my PC works perfectly! I 100% think this packaging saved my PC. My PC was moved over 3,000 miles.I’m moving cross country and was searching for options on how to safely pack my gaming PC for the movers. There weren’t many options out there, and with mixed reviews for this product I reluctantly purchased this item.My PC is 18.5x18.5x7.5. I was able to just barely fit this in the foam and the box. And when I say just barely, I mean it. The box slightly tore in one corner trying to get this thing in, but I was able to get the job done. I also shoved microfiber towels in the PC to help prevent shifting during transport.I’m extremely happy that it did end up fitting my computer. Your computer will not fit in the box provided if it is any bigger than my computer.Long story short, if your computer is similar dimensions as mine (or smaller) and you need a box to move your computer, get this.Now just have to hope it makes it to the other side of the country and still works!

The foam is small I had to cut it in to 4 corner pieces and used shrink wrap to hold to the tower. The box was also to short, so I had the mill down the top part of the foam to be able to close the box. The length and width had 6 inch and 4 inch extra. It's good for if it was $25... but over $40 is overpriced, for all the extra work needed to make it work.

Let me break down what you are receiving for 60 of your hard earned dollars:The foam quality is fine but it the width is way too small. It is 6.5 inches wide and you can remove the inner layer, sacrificing protection for size, to make it 7 inches. Unless you have a mini tower, it's not gonna work out for you. Curiously, they don't list these dimensions on the listing, as if they know it's too small for most people.But what is really offensive is the box they give you. It's literally a standard ULINE 20x20x1 cardboard box (the ones you can buy for 50 cents on their website) and mine came crumpled and bent up. Maybe it was my fault for assuming that $60 would get me a reinforced box, I guess my expectations were too high. This company thinks that they can ship you some under-sized foam and a box with as much structural integrity as a wet roll of toilet paper and you're gonna be happy about it.Let me do you a favor and tell you what I should have done. Buy your own cardboard box (double-walled for extra support) and a ton of large-bubbled bubble wrap. Wrap it up until it looks like a snowman and pack it up. Even if you use the entire roll of bubble wrap, it'll still be cheaper than this terrible quality item, and at least you won't be giving money to a company that does not respect you.

The box itself is 22"x20"x14". I shipped a Phanteks P400 with the dimensions of 18.30" x 8.30" x 18.50". This is a large after-market full ATX mid tower case, so larger than what I imagine most people are trying to send. The packaging would fit a much smaller case very comfortably, and the P400 is likely at the end of the spectrum of how large of a case it is compatible with.The included foam inserts were high quality and dense, and included pre-cut removable inserts to adjust for size. After removing all the foam inserts I still had to cut and reposition some foam to make room, but in the end it ended up working perfectly and was much better protection than I could've done myself. Excellent product and would definitely recommend: with a little bit of finesse and less complaining you can make it fit extremely well. Thanks!

These boxes are really not worth buying. Instead of spending $40 per box, just take your computer to FedEx or UPS and pay them to pack it for you. The boxes are thin double-wall carboard and struggle the support the weight (around 25lbs) of the typical mid-tower computer. The included foam is thin and there is not enough to properly pad a mid-tower computer, such as a Dell XPS or Optiplex. You'll need to add some of your own packing material. I ordered two of these, and one arrive crushed and unusable. I would blame the shipper, except that for a $40 box, I'd expect heavier triple-walled cardboard that could survive a little shipping abuse.

Realistically, it's pretty expensive for a box and some foam, but when you need to ship a computer, it does the job. I had looked around for alternatives but when you consider you need to account for antistatic foam as well as a box that is supportive enough, it's surprisingly hard to find something. I used this to ship a desktop across the country and it worked perfectly. The box itself feels really thin and I was concerned it might not hold up. It did and the system was working perfectly after arrival.