1774 products

The standout limited edition, with thermal-reactive back, fully themed software and thoughtful packaging, so S tier.

A thin, portable mechanical board that beats the Apple keyboard, with a great knob; scored 5.5 to 6.

A heavy, well-damped everything board with OLED display and great sound; scored 8 out of 10.

A gasketed tactile board with great browser-based software that he would happily gift, rated about 6.5 out of 10.

The best portable printer he has tried, with impressive prints and AR video, but he wouldn't add it to his everyday carry.

A flashlight with a seat belt cutter and window breaker that he rates 9.5 out of 10 for around $30.

A $45 band that rivals the Apple Watch Ultra 3 for health tracking and gets 10 out of 10, plus the Hall of Fame.

An affordable smart rope that counts reps fairly accurately and works cordless without the app.

He put them all over his house and counts them among the best tech products he has bought.

A minimal, well-rounded drill and screwdriver that is powerful enough for DIY, rated a very high nine.

A good mini tablet with a big battery and 120 Hz display that undercuts the iPad Mini, though it didn't blow him away.

A rechargeable, shielded upgrade to the nightlight 2 that he calls a fuss-free gadget and scores 9 out of 10.

Not pro equipment, but a smart-looking cordless washer that does everything a non-pro needs.

The most intelligent robot he has tested, but clearly niche and hard to buy; scored 8 out of 10.

A stupidly extra but impressive $700 smart lock with 10 unlock methods, including palm vein, rated 9 out of 10.

A programmable heated dispenser that makes Nutella perfectly runny and takes the top S tier.

Looks like rubbish and is pricey, but smells exactly like KFC, burns well and earns an A.

Calls it the best 360 camera on the market, with big gains in image quality, durability, battery and night footage, though not essential if…

Cheap Balmuda copy that makes toast nearly as good at a quarter of the price.

Tiny, cheap speaker that sounds far better than expected, though it is only an okay bottle opener.

Versatile massager with plates for waist, limbs and feet; the foot acupressure head was his favourite.

Impressive waterproof scalp massager with red light and oil dispensing; he rated it a perfect 10.

Stunning, refined keyboard with lovely low-resonance typing; he rated it 9.5 and wants to import one.

Slim, manoeuvrable vacuum that suits Asian homes, held back only by short battery life.