Weird & wonderful

A gun-shaped case where you fold down the grip to charge and reload to use the AirPods.

A case shaped like teeth that he says feels like touching real teeth.

Bigger body and flame, but still not quite enough to instantly set the board alight.

A mains-powered device firing 1400°F air that melted his entire testing equipment.

A jet lighter that feels far more powerful and burns straight through the board quickly.

A tiny-flamed lighter that is a pain to get going and he calls useless.

Flint wheel and wind-resistant flame make it noticeably more satisfying and powerful.

A watch with a built-in fishing reel that he mocked but did not test.

An interesting idea, but it was ruined when the startup shut down the cloud servers, with no refunds, and left kids without their companion.

Turns a flat phone into a flip phone with a mirror, which is useful for checking your hair or framing selfies with the main cameras.

A case that carries lipstick, and he says the result does not look too bad.

Turns the phone into the lid of a storage box, and the grip doubles as a handle, which he finds a clever idea.

A handheld printer that rolls designs onto your skin, and he seemed impressed with the result.

A banana-shaped USB hub for people who just want a banana rather than speed.

Feels surprisingly good and vibrates, but looks like a giant spider on your head.

Crocs with built-in headlights, shown as a joke for finding the toilet at night.

A toilet roll holder styled like a Polaroid camera that lets you 'print' your toilet paper.

A fork that extends to 64 cm so you can secretly steal food from friends.

Core function works well and burns plenty of calories, but the app is poorly translated and not premium.

He is clearly impressed by a Christmas tree where you can draw lights in any colour and animate them in real time.

It does keep the phone dry, but the job is a silly one, so he rates it 6 out of 10.

Not flawless, but the swab test showed far fewer bacteria after cleaning, so he calls it a pretty good product.

Poor speaker and weak magnet, but the battery-sustaining idea is oddly useful, so a surprise 7 out of 10.

Finds it the strangest case he has tested, but is intrigued that the colour e-ink display runs on NFC with no battery.