Everything I've tested.

Surreal to control by tilting a phone, but he questions why anyone would choose it over a drone, with quieter flight the only clear benefit.

He loves the phone case with a custom window that holds a Pokémon card securely.

He calls the Gastly humidifier the coolest idea ever, with mist that mimics the Pokémon's own.

He found the Pikachu spinning top odd to use and poor next to a real Beyblade.

He finds the coin-eating money bag a bit freaky but does not give a clear judgement.

The officially licensed Poké Ball toaster smoked straight away and made bad-tasting toast.

Addictively good scents and clever design, though it runs through fragrance quickly; scored a high 8.

Mediocre earbuds with an ugly purple finish and sound profiles that barely differ; scored 4 out of 10.

A cheaply made popcorn machine that smoked and covered itself in butter; scored 2 out of 10.

A powerful, decent speaker with a bass control that just tweaks software; scored 6 out of 10.

A fascinating AI stem-splitting toy with poor sound and awkward music loading; scored 5 out of 10.

A smartwatch that depends on a server that appears to be down, so it barely works.

Baseline earphones priced at $130-140 with misleading marketing; scored 2 out of 10.

Easily the best sounding product in the video, helped by Kim picking a good partner; scored a 6.

Earphones designed to look like vinyl records on show in your ears; he gave will.i.am a three overall, mostly for effort.

A pretty standard e-scooter that is fun to ride but has few standout features; scored 6 out of 10.

A rebadged Android handheld with broken controls, a poor screen and an AI that crashed; scored zero.

Not professional gear, but a fun toy that makes even bad singing sound passable; scored 5 out of 10.

A face mask packed with features that fails at the basic job of sealing around the face.

A generic, soulless speaker that is poor value at $130; scored 4 out of 10.

He was impressed by how dark the paint is, which made the phone look like a flat black void.

A big upgrade over the 14 with better feel, camera and battery, held back only by its 60Hz screen.

The same as the iPhone 16 but stretched to a 6.7in screen with a bigger battery.

Good quality but expensive for a case, and he is glad FineWoven is gone.