unboxings

Amazon recently released their new Echo device. Marketed as a bluetooth speaker and voice assistant similar to how Siri or Cortana works, the device has been on sale since the middle of January, but just started shipping this month to users who pre-ordered it and patiently have been awaiting its arrival. You know, like me. So as mine finally arrived, figured it was appropriate to do what we all do with our new tech here on the web: an unboxing. Here’s my unboxing of the Amazon Echo: So far it seems more of a novelty (and possibly a decent bluetooth

New phone, new box to unbox. The Motorola Droid Turbo was just released today and I managed to grab one real quick so I can see if it’s all it’s cracked up to be. Before we get into all of that, though, let’s do a quick unboxing and spec walkthrough. What It Comes With Here’s the box and it’s quick to note that this is a Verizon exclusive on the side (probably why they didn’t mention the Nexus 6 too much when it was announced). Let’s remove the sleeve and pull off the top and inside we find the phone

My Samsung Galaxy Note 4 arrived today, and as is the proper protocol on the internet for when a new gadget arrives apparently, let’s do an unboxing. Some of the key features/specs of the device and what it comes with are: Super AMOLED 5.7″ QHD display 2.7 Ghz Quad-core processor 3GBs of RAM 32Gbs of Internal Storage MicroSD card slot that will accept up to a 128Gb card. Comes with a 2.0A charger (and compatible 3220mah battery) so charging is done quicker. Capacitive buttons and nicer action on the home button at the bottom of the phone. S Pen feels nice,

Finally got my Moto 360 and figured I should stick with the tradition of YouTube and do an unboxing of it for anyone curious as to what comes in the box and what initial impact the device has when you first hold it in your hand. Here’s a quick video on just that.

Better late than never. Figured there are a lot of people out there who didn’t get an iPhone 6 still (or are waiting for it to arrive from their pre-order) so thought it might be good to do an unboxing for them. Is it all you dreamed it would be and more?! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

Recently, I got an Oppo Find 7a to play with and with it, did an unboxing and then showed you how to root it. Now, it’s its big brother’s turn for an unboxing: the Oppo Find 7. There are a lot of similarities between these two devices. Both have the same sensors, screen size, same cameras, same connectivity, same pulsating notification “chin” that most seem to adore, and even the same dimensions overall. In fact, looking at them both side by side, it could be hard to tell them apart. The big differences are in the bumps that the Find 7 gets

Motorola’s new budget friendly device, the Moto E, is getting a ton of praise from around the web for it’s extremely low price tag coupled with “better than expected” performance, styling, and pretty much all other aspects of it. I plan to do a full video review ASAP, but in the meantime, figured it was best to get a quick unboxing up for anyone interested in what comes with the device (or what doesn’t come with it as I’d imagine is the bigger question) and how it looks and feels when first unwrapped from it’s box. Check out said unboxing