My Geek Box Review – May 2020

Published 12 July 2020·2 min read·6 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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My Geek Box provided mystery box free of charge for review purposes. This does not affect the editorial content of the review.

The May 2020 My Geek Box is the first review box to arrive safely with me for a while as I managed to retrieve it from an old address. I have had some other paid boxes in the interim period.

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

The box doesn’t come with an information card. It’s not clear if everyone who buys the box gets the same items, or if the selection is quite varied.

Box Contents

Harry Potter T-Shirt

I always like the simple line art style designs and this one is really cool. Very wearable and pretty stylish for a geek T-Shirt.

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

Games of Thrones Notebook

Well, this is the third time I’ve received this notebook in a My Geek Box. It was in the April 2019 My Geek Box and the December 2019 My Geek Box

It is useful, but I’m going to bring my value down a bit at this stage. I’ll value this at $5 USD.

Ant-Man EeekEez

A new line of collectible figurines! Ok, these confused me. I thought these were meant to look like scary versions of the figures, but it turns out the effect is deliberate as these are carved from wood, then hand painted at the end.

Pretty neat!

I can’t say I love the design, but this has to be better for the environment than using plastic. That is, if you forget the large display case this is packaged in.

These seem to carry a slight pricing premium on other brands, so I’ll value this at $12 USD.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Leonardo EeekEez

Another EekEez, this time from the Turtles.

Does he look scary? Or is it just me?

Again, I’ll value him at $12 USD.

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

Box Review

A good box with four quality items.

At the same time, I have to reflect and say only four items. But at least they were decent ones.

I love the T-Shirt and it’s cool to see this line of EekEeezes (if that is the plural of EekEez), a brand I’d not likely have come across any other way. All in all, there’s $39 USD of value, which is above the cost price.

Just please send me a different notebook next time!

I like the unique mix of items in My Geek Box. Do check them out.

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

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is My Geek Box still available?+

My Geek Box has since stopped running. This review of the May 2020 box is kept as an archive of what the subscription was like while it was active.

What was inside the May 2020 My Geek Box?+

The May 2020 My Geek Box contained a Harry Potter T-shirt, a Game of Thrones notebook, an Ant-Man Eekeez figure and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Leonardo Eekeez figure.

How much did My Geek Box cost?+

My Geek Box cost £23 GBP ($29 USD) per month on a month-by-month basis, including postage within the UK, at the time of the May 2020 review.

What was the best item in the May 2020 My Geek Box?+

The reviewer loved the Harry Potter T-shirt with its simple line art style, calling it very wearable and pretty stylish for a geek T-shirt, and also enjoyed discovering the Eekeez figure line.

Was the May 2020 My Geek Box worth it?+

The reviewer put $39 USD of value on the May 2020 contents, above the £23 GBP cost, and called it a good box with four quality items, with the third-time duplicate notebook as the only real complaint.