Mystery Samsung Smartphone Unboxing! By Mrwhosetheboss

So yeah: this is a not a joke. This is the highest value. Samsung unboxing I've ever done. Let's get inside so four packages in total. Let's see what we're working with package number one. This is seriously exciting.

Okay, so you might recognize what this one actually is before I've even opened it and that's the next package and the last one, and we'll come back to that one, and we're gonna start with this. This is a brand new Star Wars, limited edition, Samsung smartphone, and it's a tie in with the new rise at the Skywalker film, and I wasn't really planning on checking it out until I saw the renders of what the actual phone looks like, and then I have to get it. When you take the sleeve off it says: I'll show you the dark side and inside the box you can tell this is made by someone who cares about the Star Wars franchise. There's an embossed case over here. Let me actually grab my phone and see how it looks like this is the fun bit.

So that is a really nice texture to it and I. Don't really know what you are: it's just kind of a plaque really and just take a look at this packaging here. You've got Star Wars Rise of Skywalker, and it's very own brand and actually got me thinking that there's a good chance. This collaboration happened because Samsung Galaxy is kind of linked to the Star Wars. Okay, there's another layer.

Now, if we take this bottom section out very nice, so the first package is galaxy buttons, but, unlike I, think you've ever seen before interesting to note that the galaxy birds actually became the second most popular, true wireless earphones on the entire market. You probably guess which ones first I personally prefer the neck band style earphones, because you could just kind of forget they're there, but nonetheless it's cool to see these in the box. It's not something you get with any standard, Samsung smartphone. This is a special edition on the outside has got a black charging case and when you've got a red interior, red and black is kind of symbolism for the dark side in Star Wars. So that makes all the sense- and now the smartphone- and this is a 12- get Graham at 256, gigabyte, storage, Galaxy Note m+, and this is where it becomes clear that yes, there is a price premium here, but also that this limited edition is not a lazy cash grab, because there's a lot going on that you are worth noting this is not the retail package for the note M plus its fern is the first thing you see and I, don't think, there's anything out of the ordinary on the inside.

You still get your standard AKG earphones as well, so we've doubled up on the audio. That's pretty nice. We've got a logo on the back, which is okay, but what I do like are the red accents on the power and volume keys. The camera ring around the back and right here. That is the coolest bit the red S Pen, inspired by the lightsaber that the dark side uses, even after booting it up there's a lot going on.

For starters, a completely new red and black theme. It's a bit of a shame. It doesn't cover all the pre-installed apps I feel like that. Would have made it pretty easy to do and would have massively up to the immersion, but it does cover most menus and UI elements, and you meant to combine this with the suite of new Star Wars themed wallpapers. It gets better, though you get a custom boot screen and a custom power off-screen, which meant to look like your phone is shooting into hyperspace as it shuts down.

Wow, you've actually got red navigation keys at the bottom of the phone. Oh, and the last thing is sound effects and actually heard what, if you take out this stylus yeah, it sounds like a lightsaber. Let's try that again, I like it, so this whole package in the UK, it cost 1200 pounds or the US about $1,300, which it's expensive, but as far as limited editions, go I. Think it's fairly priced. You pay about 20 percent, more than the phone alone, but you're, getting the Galaxy Buds, extra accessories and, of course, a cooler looking phone.

Alright, three packages left, so we're going to go one two three, and let me tell you this one, in my opinion, is the highest value of them all. This thing you've probably heard of Samsung's Galaxy home aka, big speedy speaker, and whilst we wait for that to release, you might not have known that. Samsung already makes a smart speaker, and it's probably pretty good. A few years ago, Samsung acquired the audio brand Herman and that's a massive company who themselves owned. AKG, JBL and many more and so Samsung took advantage of this with the VS 3 Khan looks like an iPod up top.

This is a weird device. It's actually controlled with this magnetic dial that you just kind of drop on the top and then start adjusting sound quality. Wise I'd say it's slightly above average for the 65 pounds or $85. You can get it for, but it has a few tricks. It can upscale audio that was previously lower resolution to sound crisper.

It works over not just Bluetooth but Wi-Fi too, so you can control it even if you're two floors above it, and it's got Alexa voice control, and they were quite smart about this. You don't need to scream over the volume of your music. You can talk into the remote that has a built-in mic in it. A third package is a little different, and it's actually got two things in it. The first thing is an official Samsung case and the reason I got.

This is because it is a 50 pound on the Samsung website or $65, and I just couldn't understand why, so I had to buy it to try it I went terribly. So this is the clear view, smart case, and it really had me scratching my head. What exactly a smart case is, so we use our Galaxy, Note, $10, Edition and tested out to be fair. The quality is really nice, but this style of case has never made sense to me. It looks great like this, but when you open it, this is super weird to hold in my opinion, but there are a few perks.

The phone recognizes the case. The instant you put it on. There is zero configuration needed each time. You close it the phone activates, a custom ambient display. That shows you all the info you could want and even matches the text color to the case.

Color you've got you, can flick up and down to see different screens and just visually speaking. This is one of the better-looking cases to launch with a phone. Samsung has had some awful ones. This isn't one of them. It is a little weird, though, how it flips open every you tip the phone upside down.

It's a shame. There's no magnet involved anyways to answer the original question. I could see a situation where this case is delivering a lot of value, but at the same time you are not at all paying for the materials here there is nothing smart about the hardware of this case. The video is paying for the software. The fact that Samsung has made the phone work really well with it.

Okay, just before we get to the main one. At the end, we've got one more package and remember how I said that Samsung owned AKG all these are their top tier headphones as a result of this, and they're called. Let me get this right. The AKG, n700 NCM, twos I, think I got it, but I do have a separate video all about what I actually think. ? naming conventions like this I'll leave that linked somewhere here, anyways, let's unbox them both school packaging.

The headphones themselves fall into this emerging category of active noise-cancelling headphones. So what happens is when you turn these on a microphone picks up the sound waves around you. It sends that signal to the inside of the headphones, which then fire out sound waves. There are a mirror images of that external sound, and this ends up mixing with that, and this ends up cancelling it out, if the equivalent of how, when you add the numbers plus 5 and minus 5, you just get 0 stating for a spin I would say it's not the best noise-cancelling out there, but the highlight here is that they apparently work 23 hours on a single charge and that is with Bluetooth and active noise cancellation turned on and now what Samsung calls the premium collection. This is a limited edition box created to celebrate 10 years of Samsung Galaxy.

Actually it's better. If you see the front like that, so you can see 10 Anniversary and interestingly, it is priced identically. To that limited edition, note 10, plus we unboxed earlier, so we're gonna, open it, and you tell me which one you think is better value, also just on a side note, if you do enjoy straight-to-the-point tech. Videos like this, a sub would be amazing. Okay, that is nice now I'm, not really sure if this is for its kind of presented like a Christmas gift, but at the same time is far more expensive than any Christmas present I've received.

That's it if you do add up the RAP of everything in this box. It's one of the better value things on the Samsung store. So first up is the Samsung Galaxy watch, active, 2 and genuinely speaking I think this is the more broadly appealing watch versus their standard. Galaxy watch I've never been much of a Smartwatch person. I always feel like having a phone and a laptop.

All the time, anyway is kind of enough distraction anyway, I feel like I, don't need it. Another thing to take me out at the moment that said: I am gonna, be giving this a go, and so, if I do end up sticking with it, I'll let you know what I think from the perspective of a non Smartwatch user, there's a pair of Galaxy Buds at this time, I believe they're, just silver yeah. So this is kind of the aura glow, similar to the finish that Samsung released. On the actual note, 10 firm and the abbot's have a matte gray finish all the way around, except for the end, pointing outwards which has a adolescent Sheen. And then we have a Samsung Galaxy note, n plus- and this is the retail package you would normally get with the phone.

So this is the or aglow version of the phone. It's not a limited edition, its exact same model you'd get if you went into the store and bought one, and I've not really used this since launch. But my second impression of it is exactly the same as my first impression. It is bold. It is incredibly colorful with bright light sources, but it's not my personal favorite I.

Think the note 10 plus is actually quite a sleek device and benefits from a sneaker finish, but of course, there's a second layer to this special 10th anniversary edition, and the first thing is to watch straps, so you've got a 20, millimeter sport band and a 20 millimeter leather band. Let's take a quick look: it's got a nice rubbery texture and a matte finish. Yeah, I mean it's a watch band I, don't really know what else to say: it's left one and this one actually feels cheaper to me. I definitely prefer the sport band, and then we've got the Samsung silicon cover. This happens with every single Samson case, I've ever unboxed and actually worth noting.

Is that you get this ridged finish on the inside. That's meant to help with drop resistance, so I definitely prefer how this case feels compared to the wallet style case, but I think I prefer the way. The other one looks. Obviously, as this is an official case made by Samsung, you get perfect access to ports and the buttons of course feel great as well. So what I'm going to do now is lay out side-by-side.

The contents of the star wars package and the contents of the Annie package- and you can tell me which one you think is better value. So, on the left hand, side is all these Star Wars stuff and on the right is the 10th anniversary box, stuff and I put a poll any cards above tap on that and vote for what you think is better value anyways. If you enjoyed this video I've got an entire playlist of massive smartphone and boxing's like this. So I'll leave that linked up here as well and without being said, my name is Aaron. This is Mr.

who's, the boss, and I'll catch you in the next one.

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