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Geek Gear Review – April 2018

Published 7 May 2018·2 min read·7 min video

GeekGear has since stopped running. This review is kept as a record of what the box was like; every edition we opened is on the GeekGear page.

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It’s been over a year since I last picked up Geek Gear. This is a UK based geek subscription box which comes with higher production values than many, as well as exclusive items.

The April 2018 box arrived with me safely right at the end of the month, with a protective sleeve hiding a treasure chest like box inside.

As I said, the production values of this one are high. You can feel that in the tissue wrap enclosing the items, as well as in the folded leaflet giving details of the items, which aren’t themed.

Geek Gear has gone up in price since I last reviewed it. The standard price is now £24.99 GBP, including postage within the UK (that’s $32 USD). Delivery was with Royal Mail.

You can also get other Geek Gear boxes, including several options aimed at Harry Potter fans.

Box Contents

The Avengers T-Shirt (Exclusive)

A vibrant print. I like the choice of colours and the silhouette design.

I’ll value this at $10 USD.



Futuristic Enemies Cushion Covers (Exclusive)

A different type of item. Just to find some cushions to go inside the covers.

The designs work well and these are exclusives.

These are difficult to value, but I’ll go for $10 USD here.



Sea Of Thieves Coin

This is a collectible coin, of which only 9995 were made.

I’m not sure how collectible these really are, as there seem to be lots of different editions about, many of which have appeared in other geek boxes.

I’m going to err on the side of caution here with a $5 USD valuation.

Spider-man Print

This is a licenced print by Pyramid International, probably made in large numbers.

It is decent looking, but these don’t tend to sell for a lot.

I’ll value this at $3 USD.

Hulk Metal Displate Poster

This is also a licenced item, with this one made by Displate.

I do like the design which is printed on a small piece of metal.

It is something a bit different.

I’ll value this at $10 USD.

Infinity Stones Gauntlet Pin (Exclusive)

This is a step above many exclusive pins, coming properly packaged.

But it is still a pin and I just can’t get excited about it.

I’ll use the value I normally use of $2 USD.

More from this box: all our GeekGear reviews.

Box Review

Lots of exclusive items in this Geek Gear box.

I get $40 USD of value, which is decently above the cost price.

The items are generally good, but this one just still doesn’t completely grab me. It’s unusual when I think the T-Shirt is probably the best item in the box.

I feel that it was missing a central item, such as a figure, although I appreciate Geek Gear trying to do something different.

Still, if you buy Geek Gear, you know you’re supporting a well-presented UK box with lots of thought having got into exclusive items inside.

Box update

GeekGear has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every GeekGear review on this site.

Frequently asked

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is GeekGear still available?+
No, GeekGear has since stopped running. This review of the April 2018 box is kept as an archive of what the UK subscription was like.
What was inside the GeekGear April 2018 box?+
It contained an exclusive Avengers T-shirt, Futuristic Enemies cushion covers, a Sea Of Thieves collectible coin limited to 9995 pieces, a Spider-man print by Pyramid International, a Hulk metal poster by Displate and an Infinity Stones gauntlet pin.
How much did GeekGear cost in April 2018?+
The standard price was £24.99 GBP, around $32 USD, including postage within the UK, and other GeekGear options were available including boxes aimed at Harry Potter fans.
What was the best item in the GeekGear April 2018 box?+
The exclusive Avengers T-shirt, with its vibrant silhouette design, was probably the best item, which the reviewer noted was unusual, since a T-shirt rarely tops a geek box.
Was the GeekGear April 2018 box worth it?+
Mostly yes. The reviewer counted $40 USD of value against the £24.99 price and praised the exclusives and presentation, but missed a central item such as a figure and was not completely grabbed by the selection.
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