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A cheaper, lower-profile alternative to ring holders that stops the phone slipping from your hand.

Solidly built adapters, sold in pairs, that let you plug keyboards and mice into your phone.

His all-time favourite multi-tool case, with tools he would actually use and a built-in kickstand.

A very sticky pad that lets you place your phone at odd angles, though not for permanent use.

A cheap clip-on light that noticeably improves selfies in dim rooms.

A well-built little tracker that helps you find keys, though the buzzer is quiet.

A well-thought-out stick-on joystick that gives touchscreen games a console feel and packs away easily.

An inexpensive, good-looking diffuser that doubles as a humidifier, though oils aren't included.

Loud and cheaply packaged, but it does what it claims and is fun to play with.

A simple, responsive writing slate that is slimmer than a tablet and has a long-lasting battery.

The cheapest anti-slip mat he has come across, and it sticks things to walls without adhesive.

Powerful, nicely finished magnetic balls that suit fidgeters, despite some quality control issues.

Eye-catching indoors and good enough as laces, though less flexible and weak outdoors.

Sceptical at first, but it genuinely reseals opened packets for very little money.

A clever magnetic cable organiser, though it can't handle wider cables like laptop chargers.

His favourite of the three cases, very light and form-fitting.

An inexpensive 10W wireless charger that looks premium and does what it says, though slower than wired fast charging.

Turns a smartphone into a high-quality, movable webcam for a laptop or PC.

His favourite phone gadget of all time, though the fan speed cannot be controlled and it is a bit noisy.

A bland but clean backlit mechanical keyboard with quiet Cherry MX Reds and a very useful volume slider.

One of the most comfortable and efficient mice he has used, with multi-computer pairing.

A surprisingly premium-looking budget phone whose huge battery makes up for a weak display resolution and a useless second camera.