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Helped him plan his Japan trip with relatable user experiences, photos and notes.

A simple, minimalist notes app that ticks all the standard boxes.

A weather app focused on its snarky AI personality, with surprising features like 70 years of historical weather.

A lame-sounding app he ended up using more than expected for daily historical facts.

A simple app for recording GIFs natively, though he prefers importing video from the camera.

His number one pick, a collection of relaxed lo-fi tunes in a clean interface with a sleep timer.

Replaces the nav bar with a configurable pill and frees up screen space, though setup needs a PC.

He likes the Aurora panels enough to add two more starter kits, though he jokes about overdoing the RGB.

A real leather gaming chair that looks great and is very comfortable, replacing a poor IKEA one.

His favourite power bank thanks to its solid capacity and built-in AC adapter.

A funky USB-powered lighter that is one of his favourite things in the room.

A bin he has come to rely on and recommends strongly, despite occasionally forgetting how to use a normal one.

His favourite Bluetooth speaker on the shelf, with great sound and a rare wood and fabric finish, though not cheap.

Lighting-synced PC speaker system with a big 240W peak output that adds immersion to gaming.

A clamp-on mic arm that is a big step up from his DIY stand, with a neat built-in cable management.

Impressive robot vacuum that maps the room, docks itself and has adjustable suction and a carpet mode.

A well-presented DJI Phantom rival that doesn't feel like a big downgrade, with footage only slightly less crisp.

Ordinary trainers that are better than expected, with materials and comfort matching shoes costing twice as much.

One of the best presented construction toys he has seen, with a smart hub and good quality pieces.

A very capable $200 phone that copies the OnePlus 5T's look, with a good camera and fast performance, held back by its LCD screen and Chine…

Looked weak on paper with last year's chipset, but impressed him in hand thanks to its distinctive design and what the chip can do.

Customisable launcher from a Hong Kong phone maker with handy features like wallpaper shuffle and auto folders.

Stock Android 8.0 based launcher whose gesture support he particularly likes.

The best version of the Smart Launcher series, easy to use with adaptive theming and automatic app grouping.