The card advantage is nice, especially since red and white are traditionally not great at landing the long game in Commander matches
The combination of seeing five cards and drawing two is surprisingly potent, especially in formats that have good ramp (Sol Ring, Ancient Tomb) and where the power level between cards varies greatly (singleton formats, Vintage)
The list price of a booster box is $164.70, which equates to $5.49 per pack of 14 cards
Of course, the included dividers and tokens might go unpunched by seasoned players, but especially in the case of MtGxFinal Fantasy, every Bundle is someones first, so their inclusion is appreciated, especially as a way to mitigate packaging waste
I select the highest-quality cards available, including the newest cards that other sellers leave out, to create high-performance decks that truly make the most of their Commander