Everything I've tested.

Chosen over RGB and console-matching alternatives for look, feel and quality.

Modular, customisable sofas he calls the best movie sofa he has experienced, though hideously expensive.

Bean bags that turned out about twice the size he expected and add a calm feel to the room.

The most bonkers mechanism he has seen: drops a metre, swivels 360 degrees and was the hardest part of the project to install.

Chosen over consumer brands for its much greater brightness, and it is commercial grade with 5K resolution.

Supercomputer-like audio processor that enables tailored sound for each seat.

The one remote needed, controlling lighting, inputs and TV mechanisms at a deeper level.

Chosen as the best of everything he auditioned, and he calls the result the best sound he has heard in any cinema.

Corrects all device video signals so everything looks better on the shared displays.

Impressed by the tiny 1,200x microscope that sticks to a phone camera and shows remarkable detail, though it needs to be very close to focu…

Gives a worse massage than the Xiaomi but he'd still use it more as it fits in his backpack pocket.

The best water gun available, with clever features, but poor value at $250.

Minimal, accurate laser measure with a clever app, and his first 10 out of 10.

Consumer-friendly resin printer with a much better finish than filament printers, though the resin is smelly and cartridges are single-use.

A clean, cheap desk light bar, but lacks the auto colour temperature and back light of his BenQ.

Very comfy pillow, but its sleep tracking was clearly inaccurate compared with the Apple Watch.

Competent thermos-kettle hybrid, but he doesn't see who needs it.

A pretty, USB-C charged cordless screwdriver that does everything most people need.

An elegant, smart but expensive way to scent your car that is worth the price.

As good as pricier massage guns at a quarter of the price with 13 hours of battery, but bulkier than a Theragun Mini.

Thinner, longer-lasting precision screwdriver that will stay around the new house.

A $9 magnetic motion light with double the range of rivals; he would buy one for every bedroom.

Slick, capable smart clock with decent sound and smart home control, held back only by an LCD screen.

The monitor light bar he used in the old house and loved, used as the reference point.