Phone accessories

The $80 Anker charged far quicker than the luxury bank, hitting 69% in 20 minutes.

A 5.5 mm e-reader that snaps to your phone; one-handed and distraction-free, though the phone screen can do the same job.

The newer pro version adds a backlight and touchscreen but is thicker and sticks out from the phone.

A stylish 6.5 mm 5000 mAh MagSafe power bank that stays pocketable.

A 2.2 mm magnetic leather back that works in concept but feels plasticky and scratches easily.

Good idea but redundant, since the free Foqos app and a 10 cent NFC tag do the same and more.

Hidden 15W wireless chargers that let guests charge without needing a cable.

Better solution than wireless chargers, with two covering everyone's needs and a magnetic base that is easy for anyone to use.

67W wall charger with built-in retractable cable that I find insanely useful around the house.

I love my Torras case with stand on the iPhone; the Oppo alternative was terrible.

A £9 MagSafe charger that is light and wobbly but insane value if stuck down.

A well-made MagSafe phone controller with great triggers and joysticks, though Tommy didn't want it.

A six-pound bolted-on phone case meant to stop doom scrolling; KSI rated it four for how hard it is to live with.

A portable 3-in-1 charger that cools the phone while charging, and I use it every day.

This tiny power bank has the best size-to-output ratio I've seen, and it clearly beat a generic Amazon rival in my drain test.

A keyring cable with 240W and 10Gbps support that is hard to beat for always having a full-speed USB-C cable.

The smallest 65W charger in the world, near the theoretical limit of how small it can go with current tech.

The upgraded AirTag has better precision finding and louder speakers, and it was already the most reliable tracker in my testing.

A 2,000mAh keyring emergency power bank with built-in cables and a magnetic dock that keeps it charged.

A Qi 2.2 three-in-one charger under a third of the volume of older ones, and bulkier Anker and Belkin options give no extra benefit.

The $1,600 titanium case held up far better than the standard aluminium one in the drop test, so it is functionally better as well as rare.

The best portable printer I've tried, with impressive prints and AR video, but I wouldn't add it to my everyday carry.

Uses micro USB, has an off-centre port and charges painfully slowly, which I called the worst wireless charger I've used.

A decent-quality foam stand that is a worse version of a MagSafe stand and mainly works as advertising.