Weird & wonderful

Not useful for most people but a great working science lesson; 8/10.

An astonishingly agile and powerful robot he rated 9/10.

A mind-blowing holographic display with a ChatGPT demo; he gave it 10/10 for taste of the future.

The self-rotating lead really works, but he only gave it 6/10.

An overcomplicated but genuinely accurate digital ruler for people who need the features; 8/10.

Surprisingly cool ferrofluid display that reacts to sound, with some quality control issues; 8/10.

The glowing algae looks impressive when shaken, but is impractical; 6/10.

Shown as a gruesome eyeball case that he jokes would keep people away from you.

Shown as a realistic novelty biscuit-style AirTag case, with a joke about the missing cream.

Shown as a cute astronaut case that appeals to his childhood ambition.

Named as the best case for hiding an AirTag in this jokey list.

Shown as a donut-style AirTag case that he jokingly calls premium.

Shown as an adorable SNES controller case that appeals to his inner gamer.

Shown as a novelty AirTag case, prompting a joke about Apple once making iPods without screens.

Shown as a retro floppy-disc AirTag case, with a joke that it can still save your AirTags.

A very realistic dog poo case complete with flies, though he concedes the grip is good.

Sarcastically described as a very normal case, it is shaped like a foot.

A snake wrapped around the iPhone that makes him uncomfortable because your finger rests in its mouth.

A Silent Hill nurse chained to the back of the phone, which he finds creepy but easy to carry.

A Halloween-themed case featuring Michael Myers that glows in the dark, which he finds terrifying.

Meant to be cute but ends up far too realistic, though you can hang your phone upside down from it.

An anime-style moon wand that charges your phone and also has an LED indicator and a torch.

A spaceship dock that holds two cat-shaped power banks you eject and plug into your phone when it runs low.

A charger styled on one of Apple's original computers, with a working screen that shows real-time power output.