Everything I've tested.

Fun, officially awesome tiny controller-style rhythm game.

Delightful micro Atari with working joystick and shockingly sharp screen.

Clears only surface-level mess.

Quirky turbine washer that surprisingly removed most of the dirt.

He tried it but never mastered yo-yos and gave no real verdict.

Explains what the play buttons are made of and says he paid $3,700 each for extra Diamond ones, though the material is worth far less.

He finds the Teletubbies case unsettling, saying the eyes are terrifying.

He finds it creepy as well as embarrassing, though the nose does work as a grip and stand.

He mocks the baby-oriented case, joking about the brown interior and babies owning iPhones.

He is unnerved by the pants-style case, which comes with an odd 'change your pants daily' message.

He is uncomfortable with the butt case, especially how realistic the texture is.

Fun lights, but the helmet was painful on his ears.

A clever toy glove that fires a magnet on a string, and it worked.

An LED strip synced to a spinning fan recreates Doctor Strange's powers, and was bigger than he expected.

Impressively bright X-Men-style glasses, though he warns they could blind someone.

A big step up from the iPhone 11 thanks to the OLED display and flat design, though the flat sides are less comfortable to hold.

Named the most timeless phone and a discounted sweet spot, better than the near-identical iPhone 14.

Replaces the Mini with a bigger screen and battery, and is a viable option, but the extra $200 mostly adds profit for Apple.

Impressive first foldable with a great hinge and sensible shape, but still a novelty with poor third-party app support and he would not rec…

Fast A15 chip and 5G, but the old design, tiny LCD screen and likely weak battery make it feel oddly imbalanced.

Budget smartphone of the year for its specs, design and focus on battery life.

Slimmest and best-feeling foldable he has used, with fast charging and strong performance, but the format's compromises mean he does not re…

Launched cheaper than the 9 Pro with a beautiful finish, but OnePlus seems to be holding it back ahead of an Ultra.

A strong value sweet spot at about $350 with no corners cut and no glaring weak points.