A satisfying Bluetooth Rubik's-style cube that pairs with an app to teach you how to solve it.
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A thin, light plastic LCD writing pad that wipes with one tap; he is a fan and hasn't used anything like it.
A jacket with two heat pads that works well and would be welcome in the UK, though it needs a power bank slotted in permanently.
Clean-looking speaker with a volume dial, quick pairing and louder than expected, but distorts at max volume.
A huge, pricier gaming phone with brilliant pop-out shoulder buttons and display, but not for everyone and weak on camera.
Very similar to the Ultra but smaller and cheaper, with a camera that trades blows with it.
His favourite Bluetooth keyboard for smartphones thanks to its folding design, though it can fold up on uneven surfaces.
A selfie stick with near pro-level features including tripod mount, stand and detachable remote.
A smartwatch he has used for three and a half weeks that impresses with its dual display and 30-day LCD battery mode, despite not being a s…
The best screen wipes he has tried, cleaning fingerprints without scratching or streaking.
A tiny, well-finished phone dock with USB-C, HDMI, USB-A and a headphone jack.
A USB-C dock that also works as a 5000mAh battery and 5W wireless charger.
A nice two-device wireless charger with extra USB-A and USB-C ports, good for overnight charging.
A handy desk power tower for gadget hoarders with six mains sockets, USB ports and wireless charging, if a little cheap-feeling.
A pricey but one-of-a-kind digital canvas that makes artwork look like real paintings.
A very impressive pint-sized projector with autofocus and auto-correction, though not cheap.
The best portable phone monitor he has shown, slim with a great stand and touchscreen, but dim with no battery.
A very fast, surprisingly affordable gaming phone held back by dated software and poor camera processing.
An unusual active cooler that works like a freezer for the phone, though it looks nothing like normal kit.
Superb zoom and night photography even months later, though the US ban makes him advise waiting.
The rollable concept made Arun's confidence in foldables wobble because the form factor finally made sense to him.
The Snapdragon version is clearly the better phone, with stronger performance, cooler running, slightly better photos and much better batte…
A slim, well-built tablet with an S Pen included and a great screen, though DeX feels unfinished.
A tiny, fast, drop-resistant SSD with a fingerprint scanner that he could get behind.























