Strange gadgets

Reusable pimple-popping toy he found disgusting.

A surprisingly refreshing gadget that turns a fruit into a spray bottle, the pleasant surprise of the day.

The most cursed thing of the day, which he hates.

Cooks eggs out of sight, producing an odd-looking egg that tastes normal.

Does drain fat as promised, but the bacon came out dry and chewy.

Rope-less skipping gadget he called the stupidest gadget he has ever seen.

Does the job of holding a laptop on an exercise bike, but it is wobbly and pricey, so he gives it 5 out of 10.

It does what it claims, but cooking at 200°C on your lap makes little sense; 3 out of 10.

A fun-looking app-guided stirring glass, but it is cheap-feeling, had Bluetooth issues and he would not use it.

A hassle to use and messy, but the filled banana looks great and he found it fun.

Simple, well-made adapters that work perfectly, earning his first 10 out of 10.

Cursed-looking machine that makes a face mask from fruit puree; he makes a mask but gives no score in the available transcript.

A tongue-in-cheek test of a hanger that at first takes up three times the space; his 9 out of 10 is delivered sarcastically.

A lazy gadget that is surprisingly well executed, with only a slight Bluetooth delay.

Cheap, slightly niche robot that opens stubborn jars exactly as claimed; 9 out of 10.

Nightmare-inducing, with a gross texture, sharp teeth and a glow-in-the-dark finish.

Spiked like a weapon and painful to grip, with no clear audience.

A botched Pikachu design with sad eyes that he finds creepy.

Looks horrifyingly realistic and makes him feel very uncomfortable.

Painful to hold, though it might deter a phone thief.

The most disgusting case he has seen, covered in pins, syringes and staples.

An insane piece of equipment that would have been a dream gift 15 years ago.

A very realistic camera-shaped case that he was surprised someone put so much effort into.

He calls the trainer case the most useless one he has seen, as it neither charges nor protects the AirPods.