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Best foldable of 2023 and the first to properly compete with Samsung, with better cameras, battery and software.

Excellent all-rounder at $799 with standout battery, screen, software and speed, held back only by an inconsistent camera.

A streaming-only handheld that he finds impressive, with great screen and low latency, despite no Bluetooth headphone support.

An iterative but very polished flagship with great battery, storage and a useful S Pen, and he is switching to it as his daily phone.

Smartphone of the year and a masterclass box-ticker, with only video graininess in low light as a complaint.

An ergonomic chair that improves posture and is comfortable too, scoring 7 out of 10.

Mid-range phone of the year: no real weak link, great photos and a price that drops fast.

Xiaomi's camera-focused flagship wins more categories than the iPhone, with excellent rear cameras and a great screen, but a washed-out fro…

Sony's most refined console to that point, with 4K support and a better controller, but noisy fans.

A big step up from the PS1, with analog sticks and far more power that removed the blocky look.

Groundbreaking 3D graphics and a satisfying clicky feel made it the most powerful console of its day.

His main phone mostly for the Apple ecosystem and video quality, though he is not hugely impressed with this generation.

Still the best phone if you want a lot of battery life, beating every Android phone, though it is not cheap.

Its camera and software hold up impressively even on a heavy cinema-style rig, with strong low-light video and balanced exposure.

The PSP is his favourite console of all time, with over 1,000 hours in Monster Hunter Freedom Unite.

Can replace several apps and hides fun quizzes, games and reminders that many people never use.

One of the only genuinely premium phones in such a small size, and good value at $699.

Excellent main camera, fast performance and the best Xiaomi design yet, held back by weak Leica colour tuning, patchy software updates and…

A controversial console that makes a compelling case thanks to far more power and 4K gaming, with backwards compatibility.

One of his two Android all-rounder winners, with a superb screen, zoom camera and S Pen.

A set-and-forget heated mug that keeps his tea at the right temperature and helps his productivity.

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.

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…