Everything I've tested.

He was impressed by the ion dryer, which also works as scales and has a cold air mode.

A Sonos-powered picture frame speaker that blends into a room and sounds better than expected; rated 8.

The strangest gadget of the video: a polished virtual window that people will either love or hate.

Chills a can colder than a fridge in two minutes, but a fridge is still the sensible choice for most; scored 7.

A pricey smart pen and notebook that digitises handwriting, with surprisingly cheap refill notebooks.

A simple stirrer that mixes soups and curries well, but struggles with dense dishes like risotto.

A small, smokeless, odourless spiral fire that he rated at least 8 out of 10.

A genuinely clever heated bidet seat, with only fit and mains power as downsides.

A convenient digital games table that he rated 8 out of 10, despite some rough edges.

Thorough but extra and not really a time saver, scored 6 out of 10, though good for older people.

After a 30-minute cycle the shirt came out bone dry and smelling great, and he was super impressed.

He found the window cleaning robot genuinely impressive, with a clear before and after difference.

A simple, bright torch with a bendy neck and magnets that solves finding lost items.

Has LEDs inside and plugs into the phone's Lightning port, but the glow is not very bright.

Turns the back of the phone into a speaker with hardware music controls, and he was impressed by the bass.

Claims shock protection and buoyancy, but he doubted the iPhone inside was waterproof.

A mirror lets you take selfies with the rear cameras, and a built-in flash makes a clear difference.

Barely a case, but the extending corner mechanism looks cool and still protects the key areas.

A sponsored hands-on in which he finds the much cheaper foldable far better than expected, with smart software, cameras and a big battery.

A $5 car windshield repair kit does not fully fix a smashed phone screen, but it makes the damage much better for the price.

A light that mounts inside the car door and projects the Batman logo when the door opens.

A kitchen timer that projects the Batman logo onto the wall when time is up.

A Batman mask that changes his voice, which he finds a surprise.

He likes how the mount expands out and that it folds back into a Batarang when not in use.