First iPhone 5 Unboxing Photos

BY Jason

Published 18 Sep 2012

While we eagerly wait for our iPhone 5 order to be delivered on Friday, September 21 – the official launch day, it looks like one lucky person has already got his/her hands on one as BGR has just posted the first unboxing photos of Apple’s new iPhone.

BGR briefly reports:

Apple has changed its packaging slightly with the iPhone 5, and as it announced last week, the company’s new EarPod headphones are bundled with the iPhone including a plastic travel case. Also included is a new power adapter that supplies more power to the phone when charging, and of course the Lightning to USB cable.

Apple has already started shipping iPhone 5 to customers for the launch day on Sunday.

iPhone 5 goes on sale in US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and the UK on Friday, September 21.

[via BGR]

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