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An incredibly squidgy yet supportive chair that felt fantastic from every angle.

A monster 8K projector bought as a gift for his parents' basement cinema, which impressed his dad.

Ridiculously sharp 33-layer knives that he called a stupid amount of money but unlike anything he had seen.

Made the most perfect s'more he has ever seen and redeemed the day.

Odd-looking but genuinely comfortable and the most pleasant part of his cursed day.

Works well, closes the door firmly enough to latch the handle, though the mechanism looks a little risky.

Keeps cereal and milk separate, but the milk comes out easier than the cereal so it does not work well.

A nice novelty that burned for only six hours and does not change the game, rated 8 out of 10.

Does the job but is fiddly, expensive for a door handle, and has cheap-feeling LEDs; 6 out of 10.

Feels really nice in the bath, but the machine is far too loud to relax.

Cool idea, but the magnet connection is tenuous and it fell and broke; only workable with single glazing, so 4 out of 10.

Horrible at first but left his blocked nose clearer than in a long time, so 8 out of 10.

Chops onions surprisingly well and earns an easy 9 out of 10, despite looking awkward to clean.

Rarely gives perfect slices in reality, though it may save a little time; 6 out of 10.

Works as claimed, keeping a drink fizzy after three days in the fridge.

A $1 five-metre LED strip with 40 modes that looks good, though the LEDs are spaced far apart.

A roughly £30 Ikea desk that looks far more expensive than it is, with nothing online close on price.

A £17 stool used in place of a gaming chair, accepted as a sacrifice to save money for the PC.

Vikkstar's very expensive chair, comfortable enough to sit in for hours.

Calls it the most extreme vacuum cleaner he has owned, praising its smart mapping, rug detection and a very capable dock.

Loves it as an LED lamp with Lego-like pieces that slot together.

He found the window cleaning robot genuinely impressive, with a clear before and after difference.

The strangest gadget of the video: a polished virtual window that people will either love or hate.

Chills a can colder than a fridge in two minutes, but a fridge is still the sensible choice for most; scored 7.