Everything I've tested.

The Chinese phone that the AI Plus Nova Flip appears to be a copy of.

Second-generation phone that still has bloatware and the Chinese apps despite the CEO's claims.

Arrived with all three Chinese Sprocomm apps despite the CEO's guarantee, and still shows bloatware after updating.

Claimed as designed in India, but appears to be a Chinese AI Power product co-developed with that firm.

Essentially a rebadged ZTE Nubia Flip 2, which clashes with the made-in-India pitch.

Cheap launch phone whose preinstalled Chinese apps undermined the brand's data-stays-in-India claims.

Cheap 5G launch phone from AI Plus, caught up in the Chinese-apps controversy.

Cheap £1.50 cabinet lights with motion sensors that are nice and bright.

A £7 door sensor that works well in his gaming cabinet automation.

A £9 MagSafe charger that is light and wobbly but insane value if stuck down.

Same tech as the £7 bulb but costs £55 in glass, and was hard to connect.

Used to show that its sensor alone costs more than the whole IKEA product.

A well-designed table that is also an air purifier, with neat hidden power supply and cable routing.

A creative £15 glass bowl that doubles as phone charger and light, which he finds delightful.

USB-C docking tea lights that really do last the claimed 35 hours.

A £2 motion-sensing night light that works as well as Xiaomi's £12 one.

Used as the pricey benchmark: he paid £55 for one and was annoyed.

His favourite of the IKEA bunch, a playful lamp with detachable light and auto-off.

Non-Matter light strip at £13 that becomes configurable when paired with a Matter plug, great for the money.

Satisfying to use when working, but pairing is so unreliable he measured about a 50% success rate.

Fun to chain together but they don't sound very good.

Incredible value at £7 and feature-rich, but connection problems undermine it.

A £5 Matter-over-Thread sensor that makes him wonder how IKEA turns a profit.

His favourite part of Android 17, a built-in pause before opening distracting apps that copies One Sec.