Computing

Sci-fi looking 0.8cm glass keyboard with no key travel, so not the best to use.

A safe refresh that brings the M1 chip to a much lower price, though the storage options are awkward.

Two M1 Max chips fused for double the CPU and GPU performance, which he found shocking, though real-world results outside Apple apps remain…

A well-thought-out 5K display that could be the easy-to-recommend compromise for Apple fans.

Extremely rare and hard to source, but he calls it the nicest keyboard he has ever used.

Like three monitors in one, with a curve that is actually useful for wrapping around you.

The largest consumer Android tablet is a monster that is fun to imagine using in bed, though dropping it would hurt.

Ridiculously large and needs two hands, yet he found it surprisingly usable.

Enormous, low-friction mouse mat that makes him feel like a pro, though he questions who it is for.

Turns an ordinary laptop into a triple-screen setup using just two USB cables, and he ranked it number one.

Folding seven-display laptop he has not yet used but calls completely next level.

Mouse with a built-in fan that is silent but weaker than he expected.

Loves the rethought concept and smooth trackball, but finds the vertical mouse more comfortable, so 7 out of 10.

Looks alien but felt natural straight away, and he rated it 8 out of 10.

Clip-on gadget that makes any 10 to 27 inch display touch-capable, rated 6 out of 10.

More cores with weaker performance per core led to a lawsuit, though AMD has since bounced back, 4 out of 10 fail.

Feels weird with no real grip, like pushing something along a table.

Not fast, but a novel, well-engineered tiny Windows laptop that even his cat liked.

Much better than the thin mouse, with a 3D shape to grip and a physical scroll wheel.

A touchscreen version of the NexDock that makes it feel like a super-sized smartphone; the screen itself is only average.

Caught detecting benchmarks and boosting performance beyond what apps get; 8/10 fail, though not all chips are affected.

Wireless touchscreen phone monitor he could not fully test as his unit was pre-production.

The fastest, snappiest wireless screen projection he has used, despite the faff of a transmitter and receiver.

A stylus with built-in UV lights to sterilise your device; this version only works with iPad.