Second place: controversial screen issues, but great software and his main device for weeks.
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The best air-gesture implementation he has seen on a phone, working over 95% of the time.
An inexpensive, effective way to improve selfies, though it can block part of the screen.
Its new conversation mode is a revolutionary feature that works offline.
A neat flexible clamp mount for using your phone in bed or at a distance, though a bit wobbly when touched.
A bold, powerful gaming phone at $399 with some compromises on display, speaker and build strength, but good value overall.
He says the Galaxy S8 Plus is an excellent buy right now and a better choice than the Galaxy S9 Plus.
A surprisingly polished mobile version of PUBG that looks great, runs well on most phones and keeps in-app purchases fair.
Spec-wise ordinary, but the wood, metal and chrome design makes it stand out.
A cable that doubles as a bracelet, with plenty of choice in connector, band length and colour.
A magnetic cable kit with micro USB, USB-C and Lightning connectors, handy for mixed Apple and Android households.
Combines a phone stand and a GorillaPod with eight adjustable legs, and has the best name on the list.
A simple two-ended drive with micro USB and USB 3.0 for moving data between phone and computer.
A hefty 90W 10-port charger with fast charging on every port, though it lacks built-in wireless charging.
Visually distinctive game with simple shapes, pastel colours, slick animation and good camerawork.
Cel-shaded flying game with lovely skies and responsive gameplay, though loot boxes slow progression.
Good-looking game with satisfying combat, held back by a steep price and weak aspect ratio support.
His number one pick, with the most detailed textures he has seen on a mobile game and a living-painting feel.
Gorgeous paper-built 3D world with great sound design, though the characters are slightly forgettable.
A therapeutic, story-driven game that is charming and heartwarming, best played with headphones.























