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Apple's reduced packaging game continues. Here's what's actually in the box, what's missing, and whether the USB-C cable situation has finally improved. Spoiler: it has, sort of.
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The box is premium, the device is heavy, and Samsung still includes a charger. We go piece by piece through everything inside the Galaxy S26 Ultra packaging.
Sony went back to the fold-flat design and packed the new XM6 into a noticeably more compact carry case. We check what changed and what got cut.
Apple's latest Watch comes in a sleeker package, but the accessories situation remains the same as it's been for a few years — you're buying the cable separately.
The PS5 Pro arrives in packaging that feels almost ceremonial. Thick foam, a separate accessory tray, and yes — the vertical stand is finally included.
Nothing continues to ship in 100% recycled packaging, and the Phone 3 box is both minimalist and sturdy. Inside: the phone, a cable, and a brief getting-started card.
We counted every tool in the V16 box, named them all, and worked out which ones you'll actually use. The answer is fewer than you'd think.
Third-gen AirPods Pro, new case design, lossless audio on the horizon. We look at what's in the box and whether Apple's added anything worth the upgrade.
The second-gen Scribe ships with a redesigned stylus that no longer needs batteries. Here's what Amazon includes and our first impressions of the build quality.
Not every product ships like a half-filled cereal box. These surprised us this year — good packaging, useful accessories, and build quality that matched the price tag.