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The only extra options I got was EVO gold frets and AJL tuners + the carrying case. Yeah, the case is really small and easy to bring with you. If you’re traveling with a suitcaste the parts fit neatly inside there too. Unlike the Yamaha silent the AJL has a removable neck, which makes it even easier to bring with you. It doesn’t really weigh much either.
As for the neck width it was a bit unfamiliar at first (I have a JWC with kind of a slim neck), but now that I’m used to it I prefer it over anything else I have tried. It’s really smooth and comfortable.
Good call on the evo frets! Hopefully it will never need a refret no matter how much you practice!