Weird & wonderful

Raced the $30 boat, and he said there was no chance for it.

Raced against a $20 car, with the car expected to lose and be dunked.

Raced after the $100 boat, with no clear verdict on it.

Raced as the supposedly fair opponent, but the result was not funny to him.

Expected to win but lost its race, which left him disappointed.

Lost its race to the $10 car in the opening heat.

Claimed to reach 30 mph and impressed him with its sheer speed.

A proper controller, a design that resists flipping and far better responsiveness make it a big step up.

Has LEDs and can drive upside down, but was easily beaten by the next boat up.

The top boat with metal rudders, which ended up neck and neck in a race.

The cheapest boat in the test, which wandered off course and was clearly the weakest.

The $200 level four water gun can charge a shot and knocked over a lot of cans, which he called insane.

The keyboard-switch mouse sounds exciting but is just a normal click, so it looks stupid and is stupid.

Useless for card games, can't be seen through as a deck, and they are yellowing.

Futuristic and fun to watch, but uneven cooking makes it poor value at $3,000.

Makes you do 30 bicep curls to switch it off, which he calls not a fun way to wake up.

A propeller launches into the room and lands unpredictably, which he calls a literal nightmare.

So loud that over a minute of exposure may cause hearing damage, and it comes with a bed vibrator.

You have to hit a target to stop it, and the further away it is the harder that gets.

It jumps off the counter and drives away so you must catch it, making it a guaranteed way to get up.

Explained as strobing lights making falling water appear to rise, with no verdict given.

Shown as an illusion lamp that mimics shifting perspective like a real corridor, with no verdict given.

Explained as a card that redirects light around objects behind it to make them seem to vanish.

Shown as a fidget spinner that creates a moving image by acting like frames in a video.