Everything I've tested.

Poorly presented and discoloured, but fine as a reading chair rather than a desk chair.

Works well as a ceiling projector with LED nebula and laser stars, though it appears to overheat.

Good quality mirror but smaller than it looked in the listing.

A 20-minute build but the most tasteful and cleanest item he bought, with no extra cables.

Cheap foam inside but the fluffy outside feels nice and the cat took to it.

Not real neon, but a decent good vibe; the back looks terrible.

Roughly half as good as a BlendJet at a tenth of the price, and portable blenders are rarely used anyway.

Not bad for the price, though the exposed circuit board and remote control are unimpressive.

Large, cheap light with plenty of output that fits neatly under the desk.

Cute, nicely built for the price, but it only has a car charger so it did not work in the room.

A vlogging-focused phone that finally puts as much effort into the front camera as the rear, with some fun AI features.

Loves the concept, customisation and cover-screen focus, but the camera downgrade, foldable niggles and Apple ecosystem friction mean he is…

Calls it the most intelligent projector around, combining LED and laser with Dolby Vision, room scanning and optical zoom for much less tha…

The $40 machine has 128 bubble holes instead of five and made large bubbles, but narrowly failed to put out the fire.

The $300 machine is the final boss, able to blow bubbles for five hours straight.

The $10 machine has a bottle that clips in like a magazine and can run for ten minutes, but it still failed to put out the fire.

The Gatling-style bubble gun felt powerful and came very close to putting out the fire.

The $1 bubble machine did a passable job but could not put out the fire.

A multi-function fan, humidifier and purifier that made a big difference in his bedroom with little fuss.

Expensive for simple-looking bulbs, but the sunrise wake-up software solves the dark-night, bright-morning problem.

A fun offline way to take photos that lets them leave their phones at home.

A game-changing robot mower that cuts quietly on a schedule and is better for the grass, though boundary wire setup takes effort.

A good mechanical keyboard, but too loud and tall for him, slowed his typing and aggravated his wrists.

A $25,000 purchase that was only about 25% faster than his MacBook and was made obsolete by Apple silicon.