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Jaw-dropping high-res visuals and real-time shadows, with a 60fps option if your phone can handle it.

A brilliant 3DS RPG that arrives on Android complete and runs at 60fps, though it is not cheap.

A demanding but rewarding Final Fantasy game with satisfying combat, a good story and flashy spell effects.

Techsource's pick for best budget phone under $300, chosen for its camera.

Not a crazy case, but he really likes how slick it looks.

A fidget toy that sticks to the back of a phone and impressed him more than most fidget toys.

A ridiculous but impressive scratch-and-sniff fruit case that gets strong reactions from people.

A clever two-way clamp for using a phone alongside a laptop, as long as the laptop hinge is good.

A glass cleaner that works surprisingly well on phones, removing fingerprints and leaving a silky finish.

A stretchy stick-on wallet with a fold-over flap that he would trust with cards and cash.

An odd-looking elastic strap that works like a backpack for small items and is comfortable to hold.

His favourite smartphone printing accessory, working with no Wi-Fi, power or battery and giving vintage-looking prints.

Likes the furniture-like design and the more natural voice, though he finds the assistant's sentence phrasing awkward and the units not tha…

A very cheap phone with standout looks, screen-to-body ratio and battery life for the price, held back by weak gaming performance, limited…

Part of a car-branded phone trend he thinks fills a worthwhile niche for a better all-round experience than a standard flagship.

A pretty impressive phone for not a huge amount of money, and strangers guessed it cost far more than its £250 price.

Arun switched to it as his daily phone and thinks it could be the best phone you can buy for the right user, despite a mediocre camera and…

Bold, colourful flagship-style phone with a fun AI camera and fast charging, priced at about half of most flagships.

Easily one of the best flagships under $600, held back only by a mid-tier chip that cheaper phones also use.

Not the prettiest app drawer, but almost certainly the most functional and full of useful extras.

A sideloadable launcher he thinks is one of the better-looking and faster ones available.

A fairly standard launcher, but with a few welcome new ideas and fast, responsive gestures.

A card-based launcher that puts notifications front and centre and is hard to find on the Play Store.

His favourite of the list, a mood-based launcher that is overwhelming at first but adapts to what you are doing.