Phone accessories

Easily one of his favourites, a small printer needing no Wi-Fi, cable or batteries.

Tiny USB bulb to use with a power bank as a high-efficiency lamp.

Pretty good way to get dirt out of hard-to-reach areas.

Connects to laptop and phone so both displays are visible from the same angle.

His new favourite power bank for its 45W output, enough for a Huawei laptop-class phone and MacBook.

Unofficial Lego-like iPhone case with swappable bricks that he is a big fan of.

Sticks to the back of the phone for loose change, notes or a card.

A cable that withstands heat, tearing, heavy weights and fraying.

Probably the best portable way to enlarge a phone screen, and he likes it.

Inexpensive plastic hook that gives a charging phone somewhere to rest.

Not a magic formula but a bottle lasts a very long time.

Very impressive 40x zoom for a phone but not very practical to use.

One of his favourite power banks, a 6000mAh cassette-styled unit with a slick cable.

Screen protector with a blue light filter that doesn't distort colours like software ones.

The best screen magnifier he has used, with great packaging and little distortion when tilted.

Sealed to ten metres and adds a Bluetooth remote shutter for underwater photos.

Good value way to get NFC automation, especially for people with lots of smart gadgets.

Not a fan of phone lenses generally, but this four-in-one is the one he would take.

A supercar-themed plastic case that is not bad looking, with a fold-out stand, but not his thing.

A ridiculous but impressive scratch-and-sniff fruit case that gets strong reactions from people.

A crowdfunded smart case with a rear display that he showed as a prototype, without a clear verdict.

An unlicensed Batman spinner case with a metal spinner that lifts the plastic, a nice touch overall.

Not a crazy case, but he really likes how slick it looks.

A fidget toy that sticks to the back of a phone and impressed him more than most fidget toys.