Shows off a car with a motion-sensing wristband and roller wheels that let it drive sideways.

Impressed by the laser-guided control and the ability to stick to a wall and keep driving.
Shows a stunt car with responsive wheels that can also drive on water using flaps as rudders.
A keycap modelled on the first Apple Mac that was his favourite of the keycaps.
A brown goo for sweaty palms that stained his hands and trousers and did not feel like it would work.
A working bowling ball Wii controller he scored zero out of ten and called pointless.
A custom novelty keycap with no use, rated minus 100 out of 10.
Looked like a good idea, but the stud doesn't fit real Lego and pressing it hurts your finger.
A dental floss box hiding a Kevlar cable, plastic handcuff key and diamond wire for escaping captivity.
A pendant that doubles as a slingshot projectile to smash car windows in an emergency.
Considers it probably the coolest undercover self-defence tool thanks to its siren, camera and location sharing with police.
A walking cane with a flashlight and a claimed million-volt taser, which he is sceptical about but which reviews suggest works.
A toy that claims to let you move a hologram with your mind, which he found absolutely insane.
An umbrella that turns into a lightsaber, shown as a fun novelty.
Novelty red and blue lightsaber chopsticks that he found fun to eat with.
A perfume-bottle lookalike case that he says just smells like a factory.
Higher quality than he expected, and it clips straight onto your keys.
A car-key lookalike case that he thinks is a poor idea if you want to avoid theft.
Initially thought it a joke, but finds it kind of amazing because opening it feels like reloading.
Titanium pen that writes without ink and works on any surface, with a pencil-like feel.






















