Everything I've tested.

Claude guessed 870, which he thought seemed wrong, though at least it gave a number.

Grok guessed 412, well under the true count.

Gemini gave the closest jelly bean guess and was named the winner of this quick test.

Copilot guessed 500 to 600 beans, a range well below the true count.

DeepSeek guessed just 128, which he found absurdly low.

A combined plug adapter and four-port charger that covers all his wall charging needs abroad.

Beats the iPhone Duo on paper for weight, battery and price, but sloppy software, overheating and weaker cameras stop it being the better p…

His pick for best camera and co-smartphone of the year, thanks to the 5x zoom, 24MP shots, portrait conversion, battery and USB-C.

The best choice for anyone wanting a big screen and battery now the Plus is gone, especially in eSIM-only countries.

Conflicted over the lack of camera and battery upgrades, but he concludes it is the most complete Android phone and a great all-rounder for…

Faster sensor captures high-resolution photos much quicker than the 15 Pro Max, though everyday image quality is similar.

Capable phone with great cameras, thermals and battery, but the upgrades feel incomplete and it is an optional upgrade for most people.

Winner of the glow-up award, with a much better screen and doubled storage for the same price.

A 3.1 mm stick-on laptop stand that adds almost no thickness and improves ergonomics.

Impressive to fit a desktop PC into a keyboard, but the fans are very loud and it costs about as much as a laptop.

A clever flat-packing mouse that works better than it looks, but the touchpad scroll is a sacrifice.

A 2.2 mm magnetic leather back that works in concept but feels plasticky and scratches easily.

A 7.4 mm gift-card sized multi-tool with 14 tools that he found surprisingly impressive.

Tiny 6.4 mm transforming earbuds that stick to your phone; sound is average but the design is well thought out.

A genuinely thin 16 mm mechanical keyboard that still feels great to type on and is easy to carry.

Four layers of paint turn any surface into a light, and the PS5 result looked better than he expected.

A 14.3 mm portable monitor with a built-in rotating stand and a bright, sharp picture that he loved.

A 5.5 mm e-reader that snaps to your phone; one-handed and distraction-free, though the phone screen can do the same job.

A thin laptop that beat the deconstructed desktop setup on speed, screen and noise, despite some creaky plastic.