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Dual iPhone 5S and 5C unboxing (you know you want to see it)

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In that particularly techy form of porn, the unboxing has become the standard first-day exploit of the hard-core gadget consumer class.

Over the years, however, the unboxing video has lost a little of its luster — partly because we don’t anticipate each new Apple iDevice with such bated breath anymore, and partly because Apple and other device manufacturers have clothed their devices in less and less packaging over the years, in a laudable attempt to be eco-friendly.

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But it’s a lot less sexy when the unboxing takes only about five seconds.

So Tom Rich went one better and did a dual iPhone 5C and 5S unboxing:

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Rich shows what’s in each package:

  • one shiny new Apple iPhone
  • a charger (in his case, a funky UK one)
  • a set of Apple earpods
  • a USB-to-Lightning connector
  • and of course, assorted documentation and Apple stickers

Interestingly, the iPhone 5C packaging is a little less standard, and a little harder to get into, with a new pull-tab de-plastic-shrinkwrap-izing feature similar to some packages of gum, and a more rounded box.

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