Everything I've tested.

Passive exercise that burns few calories, so only B tier.

Helpful progress-bar water bottle that probably got him drinking more, but not very durable.

Not a game changer; passive exercise placed in B tier.

App-guided breathing trainer that gave noticeable lung strength results and was easy to use.

Temperature control helps him sleep through the night, a mild assist rather than a main driver.

Ranked S tier: a treadmill with gaming on the phone made burning calories fun and easy.

A pad that makes noises at you as an outlet for gaming anger; Tommy refused to keep it.

A clever transforming handheld that Tommy kept, though Arun doubts you need both form factors.

A console voice changer that gets laughs, but Tommy did not want to keep it.

A suitcase-sized portable PS5 Pro with a quad HD OLED screen and speakers, but too bulky to be practical.

A digital board with physical pieces that is genuinely fun, and Tommy kept it.

An enormous glasses-free 3D handheld with an impressive AI 2D-to-3D mode, but a concept nobody asked for.

Arun found the massager clamped his hand painfully, while Tommy thought the pressure felt amazing.

Fixes the annoyance of sitting at a desk for PC gaming, but it is not for Tommy.

An 11-speaker surround rig for your chair that sounds directional but not high-fidelity, and was a no from Tommy.

A well-made MagSafe phone controller with great triggers and joysticks, though Tommy didn't want it.

A very small folding projector Arun loved and took home for travelling.

A pillow with a MagSafe mount that Tommy found comfy once he tried it, but wouldn't take home.

The berries really do turn sour foods sweet, though vinegar became horrid, and the kids rated them 7.5 to 10.

It drew a good Phoenix in sand, but the kids thought it was unnecessary and too expensive, scoring it between two and five.

The kids were impressed that it prints a sticker from a spoken sentence, and rated it the best of the batch at about seven out of ten.

A projector that works as a touchscreen is cool, but the latency makes games hard to play, so the kids gave it four or five.

The bone-conduction lollipops are fun to try, but the kids wouldn't want all their lollipops to work this way, with ratings of five to ten.

The pizza came out puffy but doughy and undercooked inside, and the kids scored it three or four.