Phone accessories

A cable that doubles as a bracelet, with plenty of choice in connector, band length and colour.

Strange-looking attachment that sits over the phone camera to shoot 3D photos and video for Google Cardboard.

A hefty 90W 10-port charger with fast charging on every port, though it lacks built-in wireless charging.

Suffers from glare in a lit room, but in the dark it is the best screen magnification he has seen.

Spec-wise ordinary, but the wood, metal and chrome design makes it stand out.

Very cheap bonus item that could save you from broken cable necks.

His favourite of the five: a seamless physical keyboard case that is a novelty at first but satisfying to use.

A cool novelty pencil-shaped S Pen replacement with good ergonomics, but it adds no new functionality.

A tempered glass protector that makes the screen hard to read from the side, a good option for confidential data or public transport.

A charging cable that automatically backs up your phone to built-in 64GB storage and makes moving to a new phone simple.

A plain, inexpensive but very functional and stable wireless charging stand he has been using and liking.

A well thought-out stick-on phone wallet with a 26-in-1 tool kit that suits modern flagships better than the full case version.

He is not a fan of the full case version because it looks unappealing and adds bulk.

A solid all-metal, fully adjustable and foldable stand that takes heavy loads and blends into the background.

A small adapter that lets one charger power almost any device, which he finds profoundly useful.

A heavy, high-end 30,000mAh power bank with fast charging support, held back slightly by a display that only shows battery level.

Tiny, fashionable 5,000mAh batteries that slip into a pocket, at the cost of fewer ports and slower charging.

A more premium-looking but slightly less functional sibling of the X6 Pro, with a nicer finish and a hard-to-read display.

A very expensive but unique power bank with a full AC socket that can charge laptops and more, and he thinks it is well worth the money.

His favourite on the list: a glossy white, functional 10,000mAh bank with a battery display, torch and a nice pouch.

A simple, blocky, high-capacity and inexpensive power bank that he has a soft spot for and calls seriously good value.

A bland, chunkier 10,000mAh bank that makes sense for anyone on a budget thanks to its lower price.

A classic and one of the best all-round power banks, with three output ports and dual inputs, though the design is plain.

A well-built little tracker that helps you find keys, though the buzzer is quiet.