Everything I've tested.

A rubbery case you can write on with a ballpoint pen and rub out, likely offering good protection.

A case packed with screwdrivers, tweezers, clippers and a built-in kickstand.

He thinks it is the laptop stand perfected: rigid, rotatable and compact with a single leg.

A cheap mount that turns an iPhone into a far better webcam than any default one.

A slightly gamer-styled desk that he sticks with for its solid steel build, smooth height adjustment and clever magnetic cable management.

Two years on, he still has no desire to upgrade the M1 Max MacBook Pro because it is fast and has great battery life.

Pricey and not truly wireless, but he accepted it for the cleaner desk, earphone charging and StandBy mode.

Foldable forearm rests that help keep arms at the right angle and feel comfortable.

Not good looking and not perfect, but the split shape and cushioning protect his hands and the battery life is superb.

An active-sitting wobble stool that stops him slouching and nudges him to take breaks.

The centrepiece of the setup: good for his eyes, neck and productivity, with one-cable Thunderbolt 4 convenience.

Annoyingly expensive for what it is, but the best balance board he has used for making standing more bearable.

Now sees it as the desk lamp done right, with front and bias lighting and adjustable colour temperature, though the remote is a bit finicky.

A Pokemon-themed keycap that came with a Charizard sticker, shown without a formal verdict.

Called an absolute classic and a perfect fit for the keyboard.

A surprise keycap that he found over-packaged.

A keycap shaped like the 1984 Apple computer with a display he can customise.

A Thor's hammer keycap that closes the video as a joke.

The best iPhone Flagship, with great cameras and bright displays, though it gets hot when gaming.

Slimmer and lighter than his 14 Pro Max, with the best battery life of any phone he has used day to day.

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His main phone mostly for the Apple ecosystem and video quality, though he is not hugely impressed with this generation.

Still the best phone if you want a lot of battery life, beating every Android phone, though it is not cheap.

Its camera and software hold up impressively even on a heavy cinema-style rig, with strong low-light video and balanced exposure.