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A magnetic band that is a step up from his $1 band and cheaper than Apple's.

Worked well, with breath smelling of nothing hours later, though the price is high and the ingredients are questionable.

Shuffles imperfectly but deals neatly and understands the game, which impressed him.

Looks freakish but kneads firmly and feels good, so he says it would be worth it.

Cleans screens well and sticks to the back of a phone, though they pick up grime and lose stickiness.

Cleaned the shoes to about 97% and he would use them from now on.

Surprisingly comfortable, well made and left him feeling warm and alert.

Thin, discreet panels that gave about a 40% improvement to a very echoey room.

Clothing he expected to gloss over but found really interesting, with sport-specific airflow that he could feel while sprinting.

Most futuristic jacket he has seen, and he would almost definitely buy one for travel once it is released.

The pair that blew him away; addictive massaging nodes let you feel the ground, and the sneaker version works better than the slider.

Not good value, but a dream bag with superb materials and clever design, and the Hall of Fame winner.

The $139,000 diamond set sounds superb and is one of the best wireless headphones he has used, though he would be terrified to wear them.

Powerful heat and compression that he would use around the house, a rare case where luxury buys convenience.

A $119,000 limited edition set that looks stunning with sapphire-set rings, he thinks looks better than any consumer headphones.

Clearly the better doorbell, with a field of view about twice the fake's and a much smoother frame rate.

A convincing Dyson copy that blows harder and cleared the smoke nearly as well for a fraction of the cost.

A $25 copy that feels the same as the real thing, with USB-C charging and replaceable batteries.

Best fake of the video: a third of the price with brighter output, a base light, a magnetic remote and a brilliant app.

A near-copy of the Dyson V8 that glides smoothly and cleans better for a third of the price.

A fake that sounds as clear, is louder and bassier, has a built-in battery and brighter lighting, for a quarter of the price.

The $1,000 petrol blower is enormously powerful, with a 216 mph top wind speed that made him feel like a superhuman.

The TechWoven case hid marks well and took the least damage of the cases tested, though a knife still cuts through it easily.

The wrist band gesture control is really good, working about 97% of the time with no accidental triggers.