Weird & wonderful

Little more than a vinyl wrap on a normal Xbox, with the carry case the main extra, at a very high price.

An Xbox Series S sandwiched between two giant biscuits that he can hardly believe exists.

The Series X shape works well as a Tardis, complete with a working light on top.

The strangest of the six, at double the size of a normal console.

A console built into a retro arcade cabinet with its own screen and controls, though he jokes about playing Halo on it.

A $113,000 watch with a mini maze game that apparently has no clock.

A watch inspired by the Sydney Opera House with an extendable acoustic chamber that amplifies the chime each hour.

Called the most ridiculous of the bunch, as its QR code just links back to the site you bought it from.

Shows the real-time position of the five closest planets instead of the time, which is fascinating but not much use for telling the time.

Lets you play a full game of blackjack using the watch buttons, with a roulette wheel on the back.

A surprisingly refreshing gadget that turns a fruit into a spray bottle, the pleasant surprise of the day.

Mouth-operated cat brush that his cat rejected immediately.

Plastic finger extensions he tried; the cat was unbothered.

A working watch the size of a ring that was readable but so tight it hurt his finger.

Skin-coloured soap with no scent that he found deeply unsettling.

Reusable pimple-popping toy he found disgusting.

The most cursed thing of the day, which he hates.

Rope-less skipping gadget he called the stupidest gadget he has ever seen.

Cooks eggs out of sight, producing an odd-looking egg that tastes normal.

Cheap-looking watch with a lighter that leaks fuel and could set your wrist on fire.

Does drain fat as promised, but the bacon came out dry and chewy.

Took a full day to expand and ended up see-through and unwearable, so he felt pranked.

Baby-care game he called one of the most cursed experiences of his life.

Money box with a skin-like face that chews up coins and left him uncomfortable.