Tiny tech

A mouse mat so thin it feels like gripping air, and he found it ridiculous.

A cheap off-grid home with its own wind and solar power and water collection, controlled by one app; rated seven out of ten.

Tiny working handheld with an OLED screen that was cooler than he expected.

Sound is roughly on par with Apple's EarPods and it is wired, so it feels like buying one sock.

A non-functional but high-quality tiny PS5 replica that he is strangely excited about.

A tiny DIY TV kit that he built, with a strange result and a speaker that wasn't what he ordered.

Essentially a plastic block with a screen taped on, but he is impressed by the tiny size.

Tic Tac-sized iPhone model with a full unboxing experience that amazed him.

Adorable little vacuum that surprisingly works, though he felt like a short crust pastry.

The tiny flashlight barely lit up, leaving him very disappointed.

Feels cheap and barely cools; after four hours his tea was only two degrees below room temperature.

The cutest phone he has ever seen, and he almost wanted to put his SIM in it.

A tiny working Android iPhone clone with a terrible camera, but he liked the size.

A very cute tiny rugged phone that's impressive for how much survived the shrinking.