
Shown as an adorable SNES controller case that appeals to his inner gamer.
A snake wrapped around the iPhone that makes him uncomfortable because your finger rests in its mouth.
Meant to be cute but ends up far too realistic, though you can hang your phone upside down from it.
A Silent Hill nurse chained to the back of the phone, which he finds creepy but easy to carry.
A very realistic dog poo case complete with flies, though he concedes the grip is good.
A Halloween-themed case featuring Michael Myers that glows in the dark, which he finds terrifying.
An anime-style moon wand that charges your phone and also has an LED indicator and a torch.
Perfect in size, weight and metallic finish as a Pokéball, but he would not actually use it as a power bank.
His favourite of the six: it charges your phone and doubles as a games console with 10,000 built-in games.
A spaceship dock that holds two cat-shaped power banks you eject and plug into your phone when it runs low.
A charger styled on one of Apple's original computers, with a working screen that shows real-time power output.
A keycap shaped like the 1984 Apple computer with a display he can customise.
A Pokemon-themed keycap that came with a Charizard sticker, shown without a formal verdict.
The $150 electric water pistol is in a league of its own, with a capacity display, three shooting modes and chargeable shots.
A massive foot-shaped case with decorations that he reacts to with disgust.
It looks surprisingly good as it reflects light well, but at £25 he says you could just make your own.
He expected to love the keyboard feel, but the keys turn out to be glued on and non-functional.
A giraffe-shaped case whose only noted upside is that it works as a phone stand.























