1774 products
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Digestible and fun timeline app for learning history from the Big Bang onwards.
Possibly the best Android note-taking app he has used, with voice notes, checklists and locking.
A well-priced gaming phone that gives most of the performance of pricier rivals, with compromises on camera and screen.
Waterproof payment ring he prefers to the watch strap, though he is not a ring person.
Unlike most cheap knockoff lenses, this 120x lens with built-in LEDs surprised him.
Clip-together cable modules that stop cables tangling, and one he likes.
A comfortable phone VR headset with built-in buttons and a surprisingly good range of content.
Warm, decent-looking gloves that double as a fingerprint-polishing cloth, which surprised him.
A textured mouse mat with a built-in Qi charger that needs no precise placement.
A case that turns your screen into a glasses-free 3D display, unlike any accessory he has tested.
Earthquake putty that holds a phone up well and is what he uses for hidden-phone shots.
Recommended for scanning your passport and emailing it to yourself so you always have a copy to hand.
Lets you share a Wi-Fi connection like a hotspot, useful when you pay per device or are only logged in on your phone.
Calls its noise reduction one of the best photo hacks he has used, as it rescues grainy photos at the cost of a little sharpness.
Handy app for sending photos, videos and contacts between devices with virtually no file size limit.
Defies its price with real flair, a Snapdragon 845 and handy software features like full gesture control.
The standout package: versatile across USB and 3.5mm, with head-tracking audio, lighting and a fingerprint-resistant coating he appreciates.
His favourite of the bunch for presentation, with a secure fit and a Kevlar cable.
A distinctive, powerful gaming phone with great speakers and a good screen, though the UI is a bit much and the bezels are large.
A hidden gem that expands keyboard shortcuts into full text without extra taps.
Replaces the notification bar with something cleaner and far more customisable.
Lets you recover an accidentally swiped notification with one tap, within a time limit.























