**Unboxing and Reviewing the iPhone 10**

When I received my review unit, it was already unboxed and wrapped in plastic. However, I'll provide you with an overview of what's inside the box. The packaging for the iPhone 10 is designed by Apple in California, and the box itself has a silver type design that corresponds to the white color option. Upon opening the box, I found the following items:

* iPhone 10

* Power adapter

* Lightning earbuds (with no headphone adapter)

* Documentation

As you can see, the packaging is similar to other iPhone boxes, but it's not sealed, so the contents are already exposed.

**iPhone 10 Design and Features**

The iPhone 10 has a LCD display with aluminum sides, whereas the iPhone Xs and Xs Max have steel sides. The design feels like a hybrid between the iPhone 8/8 Plus and the iPhone X. One notable feature is the front-facing Face ID True Depth camera, which is also present in other models.

The phone's build quality is good, but it doesn't feel as premium as some of its competitors. However, it's worth noting that the phone is slightly thicker than the iPhone 10s and 10s Max. The size is a bit bigger than expected, making it comparable to the Pixel 3 XL.

**Setting Up the Phone**

To set up the phone, you'll need to follow a series of steps. Once you power on the phone, you'll be prompted to select your language and country or region. After that, you'll need to connect to Wi-Fi and complete the setup process by selecting your carrier and choosing whether you want to set up iCloud or not.

**Phone Specifications**

The iPhone 10 has a number of specifications that are worth noting. The phone supports dual SIM capabilities, which will be enabled via a software update. The second SIM slot is designed for eSIMs, allowing users to add two sims to their device. The phone also features LTE Advanced, but it doesn't support the extra gigabit LTE found in some other models.

The glass back of the iPhone 10 is similar to the ones found on the 10s and 10s Max, which is a good sign for durability. Apple claims that this design provides better protection than the iPhone X, but not quite as much as the 10s and 10s Max. The phone can withstand spills and splashes, making it suitable for everyday use.

**Camera Capabilities**

One of the things I'm excited to test is the camera capabilities of the iPhone 10. Specifically, I want to see how it handles portrait photos using its single rear lens. Stay tuned for more information on this front as we continue our review.

**Final Thoughts and Conclusion**

In conclusion, the iPhone 10 is a solid device that offers many of the same features as its predecessors while also introducing some new changes. The design is a bit of a hybrid between different models, but it still feels premium and well-built. With its good camera capabilities, fast processor, and long battery life, this phone has plenty to offer. However, whether or not it's worth upgrading from an older model depends on your individual needs and preferences.

As I wrap up this review, I want to emphasize that the iPhone 10 is a great device for those looking for a solid, everyday smartphone. It may not have all the bells and whistles of some newer models, but it offers many of the same benefits at a lower price point. If you're in the market for a new phone, I encourage you to consider the iPhone 10 as an option.

**Additional Information**

For those interested in learning more about the iPhone 10, here are some additional details:

* The iPhone 10 has a 5W power adapter and comes with a Lightning earbud.

* The phone does not have a headphone adapter for the standard 3.5mm port.

* Wireless charging is also available on this device.

* The phone supports Face ID True Depth camera, which provides improved security features.

I hope you found this review helpful in understanding what to expect from the iPhone 10. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to share them with me.

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volume buttons the silenced rocker on the bottom here are the speaker holes there's lightning now if you're really in the details the iPhone 10s and 10's max had a a symmetrical design here just doesn't have that because that had an extra antenna element on the 10s and 10's max this does not this is LTE advanced it does not have the extra gigabit LTE that the 10s and 10's max have but still a teeny advanced should give you equivalent network speeds to what you could get last year the glass back a word on that apple says the durability on this is better than the iPhone 10 but not quite the durability of the 10s and 10's max stay tuned for drop testing in the future the front glass is the same as the 10s and 10's max which is great news because the 10s took a lot of drops before it finally broke we'll have to see how this one handles this is also water-resistant it's not quite to two meters it's one meter but it can take spills it can do all that again one of the things is how it handles portrait photos using that single rear lens stay tuned for a lot more as we test this look at our review I'm Scott Stein at C net talk to you soon well in that final thing were you like you know when they Motion Picture Association of America logo and all that stuff will do this and now this will be the extra scene it'll come back and I'll be like wait there's a hint what new characters being announced it's Captain Marvel he's opening the headphones whatthere was the iPhone 10 s there's a phone tennis max and there's the iPhone 10 our apples releasing his third iPhone of the fall the iPhone 10 are cost less than the 10s and 10's max and it's also in the middle of the two phones in size although it has the same processor it doesn't have a second camera on the back but a lot of the stuff seems similar and we've got an iPhone 10 are right here in white that I got to review and I'm gonna unbox it for you now keep in mind when I get a review unit they are wrapped up but the box itself is not sealed so you'll see that when I open it up here we go this is what's inside the iPhone 10 our box packaging looks pretty similar 200 50 60 gigabyte is the capacity on this one it actually goes from 64 to 128 to 256 so each one has its own little color scheme on the box white is a silver type design and let's open it up now pretty similar to other iPhone boxes they're designed by Apple in California paperwork and inside here is the ten are wrapped in plastic so let's take care of that slowly there's the white glass back this is also available in black it's also available in coral blue yellow and red so a lot of color choices take that off all right put that off to the side and this has an LCD display and aluminum sides versus the steel side on the iPhone 10 s 10 and 10 s max it kind of feels like a hybrid between the 8/8 plus and the iPhone 10 it does have a front-facing face ID true depth camera also in the box same 5 watt phone charger as always Wired Lightning earpods as always no headphone adapter for 3.5 this started happening with the iPhone 10 s so just a heads up you have to buy that separately frustrating because there is no headphone jack on this phone and lightning cable can also charge the iPhone 10 are wirelessly so let's turn it on take a little quick guided tour so power button on the side the feel of this phone really does feel like it's in between the 10s and the 10s Maxx or the eight and the eight plus so the hand feel is pretty good it doesn't feel like it's pushing as the edges of my palm where I feel like he eight plus always did it is bigger than the eight so it's a tweener size I think it kind of feels like the pixel three XL will do some comparisons so looking at the display it's got the same edge to edge type feel though it's LCD curved edges around the the corners and the cutout for a true depth you see the bezels here or a little bit bigger noticeably so than the iPhone 10s and 10's max anyway there's a number of steps in order to set this up but the phone feels good it feels a little bit thicker than the iPhone 10s and 10's max it is a little bit thicker the size of it you can see here is the SIM card slot this also supports dual SIM that's coming in a software update where the second SIM is in E SIM so you can add two sims to it make sure that your phone is unlocked versus being a locked model power button over here and if you go to the other side the volume buttons the silenced rocker on the bottom here are the speaker holes there's lightning now if you're really in the details the iPhone 10s and 10's max had a a symmetrical design here just doesn't have that because that had an extra antenna element on the 10s and 10's max this does not this is LTE advanced it does not have the extra gigabit LTE that the 10s and 10's max have but still a teeny advanced should give you equivalent network speeds to what you could get last year the glass back a word on that apple says the durability on this is better than the iPhone 10 but not quite the durability of the 10s and 10's max stay tuned for drop testing in the future the front glass is the same as the 10s and 10's max which is great news because the 10s took a lot of drops before it finally broke we'll have to see how this one handles this is also water-resistant it's not quite to two meters it's one meter but it can take spills it can do all that again one of the things is how it handles portrait photos using that single rear lens stay tuned for a lot more as we test this look at our review I'm Scott Stein at C net talk to you soon well in that final thing were you like you know when they Motion Picture Association of America logo and all that stuff will do this and now this will be the extra scene it'll come back and I'll be like wait there's a hint what new characters being announced it's Captain Marvel he's opening the headphones what\n"