Everything I've tested.

Excellent typing feel and build, but the built-in screen is pointless and wastes battery.

A simple but well-made, premium-feeling watch that cleverly ties the game into the real world.

The nicest looking and feeling Redmi phone he has held, with top specs, though the software has odd choices.

Describes the world's most expensive bed as bizarre but surprisingly comfortable, giving a sinking-and-floating feel, without giving a clea…

He finds the cheese keycap so realistic that he wishes it were slightly less detailed.

He is impressed by how detailed the house plant keycap is.

He calls it one of the stranger meals he has had, as it also presses the neighbouring key with every click.

He is surprised the Apex Legends gun keycap is fully metal and comes in an extremely premium box.

He finds the Lego-style keycap incredible because you can build whatever you like on top of it.

He is amused by the dumpling keycap, which magnetically attaches to a steamer that connects to the keyboard.

He says the candy-style keycaps look so real his brain refuses to believe they are not sweets.

Extremely realistic fire effect, but loud and seemingly leaking.

Lets you draw on your clothes with a UV torch, but the effect fades too quickly for him to use it.

A fitting idea for a reading light that changes colour on opening, but it only holds out to about 90 degrees.

Press-to-cycle underwater light modes that impressed him.

A tiny desktop-computer-style speaker that sounds better than its size suggests.

Lighting effects sell the thundercloud illusion, though he thinks you could make it at home.

He finds the Apple Pencil Pro impressive, especially the squeeze gesture, which uses pressure sensors and a vibration motor in place of a p…

Won over a lifelong smartwatch sceptic with its fitness tracking and convenience, though it is plain looking and locks him to the iPhone.

Pairing it with the iPad gives 95% of the laptop experience, but the setup is top-heavy on a lap.

The best razor he has used because it moves on two axes and has an exfoliating bar.

Charges the Prime power banks magnetically and has side ports, replacing a mess of bricks and cables.

The best of around 15 backpacks he has tried, thanks to its weather resistance, many pockets and flat-opening compartments.

He has recently come round to key organisers and likes how the keys swivel out.