A woman gave a random employee from the Apple Store $5,000 to make her a mystery box.
The YouTuber couldn’t believe what she found inside after she waited 30 minutes for the staff member to create the box, which she instructed needed to have as many items in there as possible.
Sarah Grace documented the experience for her three million subscribers on her YouTube channel where she took her mystery box home to unpack on camera.
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In the video description, it read: “I had absolutely no idea what they were going to put in the mystery box but it was such a fun experiment to see what they put in there! What did you think we were going to get? An iPhone 14, MacBook Pro, iPad Air, Apple watch Ultra, AirPods Max?
“The possibilities are endless for what they could give us in the Apple Mystery Box to unbox. How do you think the employee did?”
The first item she found was a HomePad - which is basically the Apple version of Alexa.
She then opened two iPad, both with Apple Pencils. However, they didn't seem to be compatible with the iPad, so she was pretty confused.
She also opened a keyboard which turns the iPad into a makeshift laptop.
Sarah Grace said: “Next up in the box are some Nano Leaf Lights. These are also very expensive, these lights are $250.
“Here are our very expensive lights and I have to say, they are kind of cool, they have so many different settings for colors and they're so bright you can touch them and they light up.”
This item was pretty surprising to some people, as most were expecting more classic, well known Apple products.
The YouTuber also unboxed an $800 Apple Watch, $180 set of scales, two HomePod minis, $150 Apple TV, four AirTags, and a $200 temperature controlled travel mug.
If you're not hugely clued up on all the extra items the Apple Store sells, well, a travel mug is one of them!
Opening another box, Sarah Grace added: “Please be the AirPod Max, please be the AirPod Max.
“I gave someone money to make me a mystery box and then when they make it a mystery, I'm like ‘you didn't pick what I wanted’.
“This just doesn't make sense to me, more freaking lights.”
But the best was saved for last as the YouTuber opened her “favorite” thing - an AirPod Max.
Viewers took to the YouTube comment section to react to the video, with one user writing: “I love how she wasted her money just to make videos that we love so much.”
And another person said: “A note for Sarah: So basically for the iPad Air (it’s actually the 10th gen iPad) basically the Apple Pencil you unboxed is actually supported with it but you just need an accessory to connect it.”