Nerd Block Classic Subscription Box Review - June 2015

Nerd Block is a monthly geeks and gamers subscription box. Every box includes a custom t-shirt along with 4-6 nerdy toys and collectibles. The June theme is British Invasion. This isn't a common theme I've seen from other subscriptions in the same category. I feel like Nerd Block is attempting to create unique boxes to stay competitive, which is a good thing. However, it may not appeal to the general audience if the theme becomes too specific.

Subscription: Nerd Block

Category: Geeks and Gamers

What's Included: Exclusive t-shirt with 4-6 nerdy toys and collectibles from various genres to appeal to everyone from video game and movie fanatics, to toy and comic collectors.

Price: $19.99 per month (or 3-month for $17.99 per month, 6-month for $16.99 per month or annual subscription for $15.99 per month).

Ships To: US for $9.50, Canada for 8.75, or Worldwide for $12.50.

Read more Nerd Block Classic reviews.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Detail Card Front

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Detail Card Back

The box includes a double-sided card detailing all of the included items.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Exclusive Doctor Who Titan Figure

Product: Exclusive Doctor Who Titan Figure (Titans Vinyl Figures)
Retail Value: $15.00 (Estimated)

This is an exclusive Nerd Block Doctor Who figure, so I am not sure what the retail price is. Doctor Who stands 4.5" tall, and comes in three suit variations. My husband and I watch a ton of TV shows, but this is an older one we haven't gotten around to seeing.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Sherlock Holmes Bored T-Shirt

Product: Bored T-Shirt (ShirtPunch)
Retail Value: $10.00

Hubby and I love the new Sherlock Holmes series. If you havent seen the show or don't remember the scene reflected on the shirt, you can watch the clip.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Mr. Bean Teddy

Product: Mr. Bean Teddy
Retail Value: $7.19

The Mr. Bean Teddy is cute, but I never got into the show. However, this will make a great present for someone who is a fan.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Mr. Bean Bendable Figure

Product: Mr. Bean Bendable Figure (NJCroce)
Retail Value: $7.13

The Mr. Bean Bendable Figure can be twisted and bent anyway you want. Again, I'm not into the show, so I'll gift this to someone who will enjoy it more than I do.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Exclusive Monty's Multiple Message Magnets

Product: Exclusive Monty's Multiple Message Magnets (The Holy Grail of Magnet Poetry)
Retail Value: $5.00 (Estimated)

This Monty Python item will definitely appeal to the fans. It is exclusive to Nerd Block, so the retail value is estimated.

Boxometry Nerd Block June 2015 Review - Exclusive Whovian Art Print

Product: Exclusive Whovian Art Print
Retail Value: $8.00 (Estimated)

The Whovian art print is another exclusive item. It is very well printed and will look great framed. Most of the prints are in blue, with a couple highly-limited version in green for a select few recipients.

ProductsRetail Value
Exclusive Doctor Who Titan Figure (Titans Vinyl Figures) $15.00
Bored T-Shirt (ShirtPunch) $10.00
Mr. Bean Teddy $7.19
Mr. Bean Bendable Figure (NJCroce) $7.13
Exclusive Monty's Multiple Message Magnets (The Holy Grail of Magnet Poetry) $5.00
Exclusive Whovian Art Print $8.00
Total $52.32

Final Thoughts: I think everyone will have different reactions to Nerd Block’s June box. Either you are a fan and love everything, or you like some of the items, or none of the products are relevant to you. Personally, I’m a fan of Sherlock Holmes. I’ve been meaning to watch Dr. Who but haven’t made the commitment. As for Mr. Bean or Monty Python, I haven’t been a fan or not sure if I will ever get into them. I do appreciate Nerd Block coming up with more unique themes, and they certainly do a great job at curating. However, this month’s box did not appeal to me personally, but I can see Brit-fans will definitely enjoy all of the exclusive products.

About the author

Linda

Linda is the co-founder and designer of boxometry.com. She discovered subscription boxes when she was searching for non-toxic and eco-friendly baby toys. Since beginning of 2014, she’s been addicted to all sorts of subscription boxes due to a wide range of interests. Among Linda’s favorites are any subscription boxes that feature natural or organic beauty & personal care products, and geek & technology items.

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