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Modular light panels with per-tile gradients that he sees as better than the alternative he uses, despite wasteful packaging.

Simple AA and AAA cells that recharge from a phone, which he finds cool.

One of his favourites: a strongly magnetic wall-mounted charging bar, though not cheap.

By far the best phone telescope mount he has tried, giving 120 times magnification with a secure fit.

Adds Bluetooth to any headphone jack and can feed two pairs of earphones at once.

One of the best brushes for cleaning phones and other tech safely.

Affordable, not premium, but can be pressed on either side to suit any orientation.

A photo frame with built-in Qi charging that works reliably and looks clean, though the phone covers the photo.

Gives a lot for the money and is his favourite Echo device so far.

Fascinating translation earbuds that let two people talk across languages, with a transcript on the phone.

Turns a phone into a working microscope, even in beta form.

Works like a personal cameraman, with good face and body tracking and several fun capture modes.

A well-thought-out limited edition that he thinks is fairly priced for the extras, with a themed UI and a lightsaber-style red S Pen.

Official silicone case with a ridged interior, good port access and feel; he prefers its feel to the wallet case.

One of his favourite AR apps, letting you see real sneaker designs on your feet.

A music player that plays two songs at once, handy for two people sharing one phone.

An icon pack he rates in his top three of the year, helped by its good wallpapers.

An elegant, low-power live wallpaper that looks good out of the box.

Lets you see phone notifications and send files from a computer's Chrome browser.

Adds a bottom notification bar so you can reach settings without stretching your thumb.

His favourite weather app, with sophisticated features and a clean interface.

Extracts text from screenshots so you can search and copy from them.

Batches notifications and releases them at set times to curb constant phone checking.

A stripped-back home screen limited to seven apps that works and reports your usage.