A gold-plated crocodile leather case that is heavy, lacks MagSafe and protected the phone worse than the $1 case.

Weird & wonderful
890 products from my videos, with my verdict on each one.
A tongue-in-cheek test of a hanger that at first takes up three times the space; his 9 out of 10 is delivered sarcastically.
A fun-looking app-guided stirring glass, but it is cheap-feeling, had Bluetooth issues and he would not use it.
Simple, well-made adapters that work perfectly, earning his first 10 out of 10.
A hassle to use and messy, but the filled banana looks great and he found it fun.
It does what it claims, but cooking at 200°C on your lap makes little sense; 3 out of 10.
Does the job of holding a laptop on an exercise bike, but it is wobbly and pricey, so he gives it 5 out of 10.
A lazy gadget that is surprisingly well executed, with only a slight Bluetooth delay.
Cursed-looking machine that makes a face mask from fruit puree; he makes a mask but gives no score in the available transcript.
Cheap, slightly niche robot that opens stubborn jars exactly as claimed; 9 out of 10.
Nightmare-inducing, with a gross texture, sharp teeth and a glow-in-the-dark finish.
The most disgusting case he has seen, covered in pins, syringes and staples.
An insane piece of equipment that would have been a dream gift 15 years ago.
They sound like normal AirPods, which is good, but not worth $3,000.
Absurdly over-the-top gold, titanium and gun-themed luxury iPhone that is the most detailed and frightening phone he has held.
A pig-shaped case with a TV sticking out of it, which he found amusing.
He calls the trainer case the most useless one he has seen, as it neither charges nor protects the AirPods.
A huge Patrick-shaped case where you take off his head and pecs to fit the AirPods.























