With watches in the hands of people who are able to review them ahead of launch, we’re now seeing unboxing videos appear online, and there are a couple of things worth noting.

YouTubers have been sharing their initial thoughts on both the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max after Apple set them up with review units, and as you might expect, the unboxings are great viewing.

T-Mobile has posted a video showing unboxing of a brand new Samsung Galaxy S7 underwater in what appears to be a swimming pool. It’s surprisingly fun to watch.

The new Apple TV 4 won’t be available to consumers until late October but an unboxing video of it has already been posted by someone who got their hands on it early. Check out the video to see the new box and contents of all new fourth-generation Apple TV running tvOS with Siri remote.

Today, November 1st, Apple opened their stores around the world to fans queuing up for the latest and greatest in their tablet line: the iPad Air. Announced in late October, the iPad Air didn’t exactly come as much of a surprise to anyone who isn’t living under a rock. Leaks of it’s existence were occurring left, right and center until almost the only piece of the puzzle we were missing was it’s official announcement from Apple.

This morning, September 20th, Apple has started to sell the iPhone 5s to consumers queued up around the world. I trekked it off at 5am this morning to my local Apple Store to be one of the first to have access to the new Apple smartphone, and can say I’m definitely not disappointed with the two products I picked up. Now in my possession are the iPhone 5s in ‘Space Gray’, and the iPhone 5c in light blue.

Today has definitely been the day of the iPhone 5, and while many tech fans have had a grasp of their new device for hours, Redmond Pie’s vlogger Steven Chi has been queuing for hours in Canada to get his new Apple smartphone.

Unveiled late last month at Google I/O 2012, the Nexus 7 is one of the most well received tablets since the iPad 2. Critics are absolutely loving the Nexus 7 because it offers the features of a $500 tablet – quad core processor, a gig of RAM, HD display, long lasting battery life, powerful graphics etc. etc. – at just $199. Combine all that with the latest version of Android, 4.1 Jelly Bean, and you get the best in Android tablet experiences today.