A heat-sensitive case with a felt interior that he likes the idea of, though he is unsure how it works.

Weird & wonderful
890 products from my videos, with my verdict on each one.
A burger-shaped foldable case that he finds surprisingly realistic.
Bigger with a better controller and more control, but the HD camera claim was exaggerated and it is no faster.
Larger again with big suspension, claimed waterproofing, a better remote and more responsive steering.
Shown as a toilet seat gadget that bangs to scare the user, with no verdict given.
Shown as a prank camera that squirts the person looking through it, with no verdict given.
Showed a helmet-shaped phone holder that doubles as a popcorn bowl, without giving a clear judgement.
Liked the idea of a phone-mounted night light and the storybook-style packaging.
Thought the chair-shaped speaker amplifier was cool but a bit ridiculous.
Tiny and incredibly simple plug that keeps dust out of the phone port.
A solidly built metal case with a blade that he says would get you arrested.
He calls it the worst of the five, and its test with a lighter ends in alarm.
A knuckle duster phone case with its own built-in power button, which he finds oddly cool but questions how to use.
A phone case with a working lighter that he calls a probable fire hazard.
A fun toy, but its near-perfect reviews were part of a brushing scam mystery.
A pressure pad coaster with no battery that broke quickly, nothing like the real Ember mug.
A cheap Powerball knockoff that gets going and does the job, though it rattles and is awkward to start.
Still gives relief and is a decent budget option, but is less powerful and more vibrate than knead than the real Theragun.
The fake scented water bottle smelled better than the real one despite poor packaging.























