First iPhone X Unboxing Images and Videos Shared Online

Although the iPhone X has yet to launch anywhere in the world, Benjamin Geskin over the weekend began tweeting images and videos of the smartphone being unboxed for the first time, as well as a few pictures of the device preparing for shipment. Images of the iPhone X's retail packaging appeared on Apple's website following its announcement in September, but we haven't yet been able to catch a glimpse of the inside of the box.

iphone x shipment via geskin

In the first few Tweets, Geskin shared images of the iPhone X stacked and ready to ship, and you can catch more glimpses of the side of the packaging in a separate video. Unlike the iPhone 8's rear-focus cover art, the iPhone X packaging depicts the smartphone's large OLED display.

Geskin then Tweeted a link to Instagram user abraham950, who posted a brief unboxing video of the iPhone X. The video shows that the first thing you see when you open the box is Apple's "Designed by Apple in California" information packet, and below that sits the iPhone X itself.

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In another Tweet, images were shared from an Instagram post that has now been deleted, showcasing a Silver iPhone X from Europe in the process of being unboxed.

iphone x unboxing 2 via geskin

One mobile retailer in Dubai has also received the iPhone X, with a user posting an Instagram video of the package as well as a quick shot of the setup screen and back of the device. In a video shared by the Instagram account @theapplehub, a user in Milan, Italy provided a glimpse at the setup process (which is impossible to complete right now because the device can't be activated yet), and zoomed in on the vertical dual-lens camera of the iPhone X.

As we near launch day on Friday, November 3, even more in-depth unboxing videos of the iPhone X will appear online as users in New Zealand and Australia begin receiving their devices. The first wave of iPhone X reviews also began arriving online today, including original iPhone reviewer Steven Levy's impressions of the device.

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Top Rated Comments

hlevolve Avatar
85 months ago
I'm glad I ordered the silver color. Been ordering black for years. Nice to change it up a bit. Ready for Friday!
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
asdavis10 Avatar
85 months ago
Friday can't come soon enough!
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
djeeyore25 Avatar
85 months ago
I fully expect to open the box and have a Jonathan Ive video playing on the screen.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
oliversl Avatar
85 months ago
Can get pass the camera bump, I try, but I can't. Its really ugly
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
1Zach1 Avatar
85 months ago
I wish Apple had surprised everyone and included AirPods with the X.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
alphaod Avatar
85 months ago
Damn that silver color looks pretty good.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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