Lets take a closer look at the actual unit.  The X-Pro is finished in a more traditional silver anodized aluminum housing that is paired with Black sleeved cabling.  Ultra has a minimal amount of labeling on the outside of the housing and the color looks better in person.

     The brushed aluminum look is accented in a simple matching grill and black 80mm fan.  Like most newer power supplies the X-Pro automatically adjusts to the AC input voltage requiring no additional switch.  The finish reminds me of the Lian-Li product line.

     The cable sleeving is nicely done leaving no exposed wiring at the ends of most of the runs.  A plastic collar is used to prevent damage to the cables as they leave the housing.  These fans are supported by After Spin Technology (AST) helping to keep things cool even after the system is shut off. 

     The X-Pro has a cable for just about every build option and they are long too.  Ultra has designed the cables to reach every nook and cranny to allow you to hide the runs around or behind your components.  Each of the system runs is clearly labeled to make installation quick and easy.

     In addition to the power supply, the Ultra X-Pro comes with a standard power cable, mounting screws and a nicely illustrated User's Manual.