ReadyKilowatt says:

I’ll be unboxing mine later on today.

+1 to the first company that sends out review units in some sort of puzzle box that would at least make all the stupid unboxing videos a little bit more interesting.

For example, a count-down timer that will short out the battery causing a thermal runaway condition (and destroying the unit), unless you can cut the correct wire before the timer reaches 0:00. Wire it up with a ribbon cable and make one of the wires toward the center the correct (and only) wire to be cut.

How about a dye pack similar to the ones put in bank bags? Open it wrong, get a messy surprise.

duh365 says:

No one has to worry that their Nexus 7 will fall out of their box. Google should have shipped it with a crowbar.

david says:

was one of the openers used a priests collar… at 1:00 I swear its father nelsons collar

voyance en ligne says:

“I was looking for this information in search engines and thank god I got this information here. Thanks a lot”

GregAllen says:

“Unboxing videos” strike me as consumerist and vacuous.

CrankyGeeksFan says:

These videos are concentrating to much on the presenter for his/her show.

It could be done more informatively. Have the camera shoot in a normal perspective and in a more “first-person” style – but not like a first-person shooter video game. The images recorded by the camera are roughly where the viewer would be standing or sitting while watching someone else open the box. Also be prepared with appropriate tools such as an inexpensive hobby knife.

Observation: I’m surprised that the “shake n’ bake” trick seemed to work.

Question: Is the final boxing of this product done by robots or people?