Unbox Therapy, a YouTube channel run by the 36-year-old Ontario native Lewis Hilsenteger, is one of the most successful on the video sharing platform, with over 18 million subscribers at the time of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. The MCHOSE UT98 is a joint venture with Unboxed Therapy ...

Unbox Therapy has turned unboxings into an artform, one that can get absolutely outrageous depending on the subject for a particular video. In the latest, the crew unboxes a monster $40,000 PC gaming ...

One of the big divides among keyboard enthusiasts is the number pad, that 18-key piece of plastic lurking at the end of a full keyboard. Those who value desk space reject it and opt for a smaller ...

The LG Wing was announced this morning, but as of this writing, only one member of the US media actually has a device for a hands-on (as far as we can tell). That’s Lew from Unbox Therapy, ...

Recently, Unbox Therapy, the global top unboxing and technology YouTube channel posted a video unboxing and testing TECNO CAMON 15 Premier and shared his experience on this device. Unbox Therapy ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Lewis Hilsenteger made huge waves last year when a video of him bending a brand new iPhone 6 Plus with his bare hands went viral. Before "Bendgate," though, Hilsenteger ...

YouTuber Unbox Therapy has shared a hands-on look at the iPhone 15 Pro Max using a one-to-one replica created by third-party case makers with access to early Apple schematics, and by far the most ...

About a week ago, a video dropped in Slack that seemed to be the perfect intersection of my interests: “I took Apple's $700 wheels and made a skateboard.” Oh? We, along with the rest of the world, ...

Google’s Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones are expected to hit the streets this fall, and the company already gave us an idea of what they’d look like in May. But pre-release versions of the phone ...

Photo: Lamarr Wilson/YouTube Maybe Christmas morning doesn’t come often enough. How else do you explain the full-blown obsession of millions of people who turn to YouTube to watch videos of someone ...