Wanna One Undivided (1÷x=1) Unboxing

As noted in a number of my previous posts, I am quite a big fan of Wanna One for unknown reasons. They just have this charismatic quality that draws you in and makes you want to watch them succeed. So, when Wanna One Undivided (1÷x=1) came out, I felt the need to add all of the albums into my collection.  If you want to read my review of the mini-album you can do that here.

There are 6 versions of this album I picked up all 6 on Choice Music. You can pick up just one here for $18.99 plus shipping. Also, the set of all 6 is available here for $105.99 plus shipping. You can also pick up a copy on Amazon for  $24.90 here with free shipping if you are a Prime member. If you don’t have Amazon Prime, you can get a 30 day free trial using this link here. I will not lie, the free 2 day shipping, plus all of the free music and videos are totally worth it. Prime really is worth it. Pretty sure it will be cheaper on Choice in this situation.

Things to know about Wanna One Undivided:

• There are 6 versions of this album:
  • Wanna One Version
  • Triple Position Version
  • Lean on Me version
  • The Heal Version
  • No. 1 Version
  • Artbook Version
• Each version comes with the following:
  • CD
  • Photobook
  • Magnet
  • 2 random photo cards (unless it is the artbook version, then you get 11)
• The Waana One and Artbook Versions feature all of the members
• The other versions feature the following members:
  • Triple Position Version
    • Kang Daniel
    • Kim Jae Hwan
    • Park Woo Jin
  • Lean on Me Version
    • Yoon Ji Sung
    • Ha Sung Hoon
    • Hwang Min Hyun
  • The Heal Version
    • Ong Seung Woo
    • Lee Dae Hwi
  • No. 1 Version
    • Lai Kuan Lin
    • Park Ji Hoon
    • Bae Jin Young
• The Artbook version was designed by a Marvel illustrator, and all of the members were granted superpowers. This version is my favorite. Its really cool
• All other versions photo books reflect the theme of each sub-unit’s track
  • Triple Position has a fun, happy vibe of the guys in skate parks and playing video games
  • Lean on Me Version is much more laid back and clean like the track it is associated with
  • The Heal Version also has a clean, but realistic vibe to it, like the track produced by Heize
  • The No. 1 version has a cool, slick feel like the Dynamic Duo track
• The “slab” that the CD is on, if you flip it over, all 6 versions make a 1
• The spines of the albums also build a 1

K-Points: 577/5

Okay, these albums I really love, which is a big contrast to their previous release photo books which I felt were so-so. In comparison, this one knocked it out of the park. But, I also though the the music knocked it out of the park as well. This is actually the most solid work that I have seen Wanna One do since their debut at the end of Produce 101. Super impressed. On top of that, because there are 6 versions, there is something for everyone. Do not buy this album if you are OCD… the spines not matching up to make a 1 will really annoy you if you only have one. As someone who is like that, I sighed when they all matched up and looked complete.

Should you buy this album? Yes, I feel that it is their best work since their very first release. Should you buy all 6? Only if you are OCD. If you are not, pick your favorite. Mine is the Artbook version. It’s sick. Can you just stream it? Absolutely, and I highly recommend that you do. It is very stream worthy.

Which of the 6 versions is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below, K-Nuggets!

사랑합니다!

–Rachel