Strange gadgets

The wheels and handle work, but he finds it impractical.

A pig-shaped case with a TV sticking out of it, which he found amusing.

He was surprised that a frying pan and egg case exists.

It fits well, but the huge chain would make you a target for thieves.

A huge Patrick-shaped case where you take off his head and pecs to fit the AirPods.

Glasses for reading lying down, which left him seeing only his feet.

Underpants for your hands that don't fit properly, with his thumb poking out of the big hole.

Not bad, but he would not want to be seen wearing them.

A brightly coloured sweet that tastes sweet and then of garlic and cheese.

A grown-up scented Play-Doh style dough that smells like brand new shoes.

He disliked this novelty pimple popping kit.

Novelty grass flip flops that he found very itchy.

A Japan-only combination of PS1 memory card and PDA that he calls the strangest tech pairing he has heard of.

Small gadget that turns ordinary objects into speakers, with sound that ranges from punchy on a saucepan to impressive on a lunch box pair.

Likes that the figure is smart and reacts to the surface it is placed on.

Shown as a hovering shell that cuts friction on the table, and he calls it intense.

A flying Mario toy that lets him soar into the air like the in-game power-up.

He was impressed by the ion dryer, which also works as scales and has a cold air mode.

A simple, bright torch with a bendy neck and magnets that solves finding lost items.

Thorough but extra and not really a time saver, scored 6 out of 10, though good for older people.

A Batman mask that changes his voice, which he finds a surprise.

A light that mounts inside the car door and projects the Batman logo when the door opens.

A kitchen timer that projects the Batman logo onto the wall when time is up.

A grapple gun with a folding barrel that he fires at the end, with no clear verdict given.