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A small waterproof case for pills, gum or coins that is easy to open and clips onto things.

A leak-proof 250ml folding flask that shrinks to a quarter of its size, and is his favourite right now.

A tiny, satisfying 1.5m tape measure whose mechanism is more reliable than a pricier titanium alternative.

A flat, refillable hand sanitiser that slips into a front pocket and is more convenient than travel soap sheets.

A tiny, readable Casio watch with full functions that he admires, though he isn't sure if it is a joke product.

The smallest 65W charger in the world, near the theoretical limit of how small it can go with current tech.

Tiny power bank with the best size-to-output ratio he has seen, and it clearly beat a generic Amazon rival in his drain test.

A tiny nanofibre towel that soaked up all the water, impressive for something so thin.

The best compromise between size and sound in his testing, with water resistance, decent battery and a MagSafe stand.

A keyring cable with 240W and 10Gbps support that is hard to beat for always having a full-speed USB-C cable.

A 2,000mAh keyring emergency power bank with built-in cables and a magnetic dock that keeps it charged.

Very thin, stylish folding sunglasses he has used for years, but they are expensive for the material.

A compact flashlight much brighter than a phone, with spotlight, floodlight, red beacon, magnet and clip.

An interesting tiny controller that works with phone, PC and Switch, a bit small for hands but great for multiplayer on the go.

A backpack that folds into a tiny cover, with a zipper weighing about 30g yet rated for 30kg.

Chosen as the multitool because it is as small as you can go without feeling like a toy and doesn't overlap with other gear.

A thin RFID-blocking card wallet he uses daily, and the best wallet he has seen.

The tiniest pen he could see himself using, strong and smooth, though the spiky end baffles him.

Improves on the XM5 with a slimmer shape, much better call quality, stronger noise cancellation and slightly clearer sound, in a video mark…

Five fans at full power sound like a plane taking off, and he actually likes it.

Looks like a sports car phone with polished software; the swappable camera module is silly, but he would use it and gives it A tier.

A superb remake of the first gaming mouse with great packaging and modern specs, earning S tier, though it clashes with his minimalist desk.

The $1,600 titanium case held up far better than the standard aluminium one in the drop test, so it is functionally better as well as rare.

Not for him, but a thoughtful, glitzy limited edition for its audience, rated high A tier.