Everything I've tested.

Slick software and good for people without a trainer, though the 'personal trainer replacement' claim is overblown; 8/10.

Hugely fun to ride, but a weak suitcase with a tiny capacity and a doubtful website.

Surprisingly cool ferrofluid display that reacts to sound, with some quality control issues; 8/10.

Astonishing focused-sound effect, but not worth buying yet given the lost sound quality; 9/10 for futuristic.

A 65W charger where you pay for the design rather than anything futuristic, scored 5/10.

An overcomplicated but genuinely accurate digital ruler for people who need the features; 8/10.

Adds convincing low-level immersion to games and music, though it can't fake a crash.

The prison uses DJI's enterprise drone with thermal cameras for incident response, and Arun finds it reassuring that consumer-grade gear is…

A Meta Quest headset is part of the licensed digger simulator prisoners use to gain qualifications.

Sony's most refined console to that point, with 4K support and a better controller, but noisy fans.

Groundbreaking 3D graphics and a satisfying clicky feel made it the most powerful console of its day.

A big step up from the PS1, with analog sticks and far more power that removed the blocky look.

The first proper high definition PlayStation, powered by a custom Cell processor, though very expensive.

Shown as a retro floppy-disc AirTag case, with a joke that it can still save your AirTags.

Shown as a donut-style AirTag case that he jokingly calls premium.

Named as the best case for hiding an AirTag in this jokey list.

Shown as an adorable SNES controller case that appeals to his inner gamer.

Shown as a cute astronaut case that appeals to his childhood ambition.

Shown as a gruesome eyeball case that he jokes would keep people away from you.

Shown as a novelty AirTag case, prompting a joke about Apple once making iPods without screens.

Shown as a realistic novelty biscuit-style AirTag case, with a joke about the missing cream.

A mid-range feeling tablet that only becomes impressive when paired with other Huawei devices, rated 6 out of 10 on its own.

Dual-driver top-end earbuds with a big step up in sound and isolation, let down by a glossy finish and middling battery life.

A round, good-looking smartwatch with excellent week-long battery life, held back by a limited app store and inconsistent apps.