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My Geek Box Review – June 2020

Published 18 September 2020·2 min read·5 min video

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

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I received the June 2020 My Geek Box delivered via an old address, with everyone inside surviving despite getting a bit soaked with a typical June downpour.

This box comes from The Hut Group and contains a selection of geek interest items each month. There is no information card provided, but the items do tend to be mainstream and easily branded items.

If you want to subscribe to My Geek Box, the price including postage within the UK is £23 GBP ($29 USD) on a month-by-month basis.

Box Contents

Batman T-Shirt

One of the most iconic geek logos in the world, with a multicolour makeover.

I’m not sure quite what the purpose of the colour scheme is. But who says there has to be a purpose? It looks cool enough anyway.

I’ll use my standard value for a T-Shirt of $10 USD.

Hermione Granger Eraser

I guess this does the trick. It’s a useful item.

I’ll value it at $3 USD.

Captain America EeekEez

I got two EekEez figures in the May 2020 My Geek Box. That trend has continued here as well.

These figures are carved out of the wood and come hand painted. The Captain America one looks pretty decent.

I’ll value this at $12 USD.

Hulk EeekEez

Another instantly recognisable Marvel character. Hulk translates well to wooden form.

I’ll value this one at $12 USD.

More from this box: all our My Geek Box reviews.

Box Review

Three items of value and an eraser. I’ve had far worst selections inside geek boxes.

There’s good value here, with a total of $27 USD of items inside, above the cost price.

I like the T-Shirt and it’s good to build up my EekEez collection some more. The eraser is something of a nothing item, but it’s an improvement on pins and the like.

The main disappointment is that four items doesn’t seem so many when you’re unboxing, but I guess that’s par for the course these days.

The way My Geek Box handles its subscriptions, you may get very different items. But you do get officially licensed and interesting geek items.

Box update

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

Frequently asked

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Is My Geek Box still available?+
My Geek Box has since stopped running. This review of the June 2020 box is kept as an archive of what the subscription was like while it was active.
What was inside the June 2020 My Geek Box?+
The June 2020 My Geek Box contained a multicolour Batman T-shirt, a Captain America Eekeez figure, a Hulk Eekeez figure and a Hermione Granger eraser.
How much did My Geek Box cost?+
My Geek Box cost £23 GBP ($29 USD) per month including postage within the UK at the time of the June 2020 review.
What was the best item in the June 2020 My Geek Box?+
The reviewer liked the multicolour Batman T-shirt and welcomed the chance to build up the Eekeez collection with the Captain America and Hulk figures.
Was the June 2020 My Geek Box worth it?+
The reviewer described the June 2020 My Geek Box as good value, with three items of worth plus an eraser, and noted far worse selections had appeared in other geek boxes. The main disappointment was that four items did not feel like many.
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