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Unboxing my iPhone 3GS

Posted by on 4 July 2009

I eventually received my Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB Black on 1st July. It’s an amazing piece of technology. Something I’ve always dreamed of owning since 5 years ago. I’m not going to write a full review but show it being unboxed whilst it’s still all shiny.

The iPhone inside it’s box. Pretty compact as usual.

The box

iPhone 3GS clearly marked on the side of the box. The S means it’s speedy.

Side of the box

The back of the box. If you want to read it, enlarge the photo on Flickr.

Back of the box

Just taken the cover off. Shhh, it’s still sleeping.

Lid off - iPhone revealed

Underneath the iPhone are the standard accessories. A little disappointed it didn’t come with a cleaning cloth like it did with my iPod touch.

Inside the box - accessories

USB sync/charger cable.

USB sync/charger cable

This is pretty neat. Charge directly from the mains with this USB adapter.

USB charger adapter (UK)

The standard headset with inline volume control/mic. I will probably replace it with a better set and one that matches the black colour of my iPhone.

iPhone standard headset

The iPhone 3GS. It’s all shiny. No smudges or scratches. I’m hoping to keep it that way. Even though I’ve had it for the last few days, it hasn’t moved far from my desk. I’m waiting for a hard case and screen protector to be delivered to give it that extra bit of protection.

Front of iPhone 3GS

Shiny rear end of my iPhone 3GS. 32GB.

Back of iPhone 3GS

As I waited for my iPhone 3GS to sync with my iTunes, I decided to take a side-by-side shot with my 1st gen iPod Touch 32GB. The iPhone is slightly larger but actually it feels much more well built and less fragile than the iPod. Left: iPod touch 32GB (1st gen). Right: iPhone 3GS 32GB

Left: iPod touch - Right: iPhone 3GS

Thickness comparison. The iPhone is clearly thicker to accommodate lots of extra gadgets but certainly doesn’t feel like a brick.

Top: iPod touch Bottom: iPhone 3GS

I’m pretty impressed with it. Don’t regret getting it even though it’s only offered on O2 network in the UK which probably means it’s overpriced. For those who want to know, my number hasn’t changed as I’ve switched it from Vodafone, so no need to update your phonebook!

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