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An efficiency-focused S-Class that introduced CAD design and the airbag, packed with surprisingly advanced features.

The first level three autonomous car, which he found surprisingly relaxing and extravagantly luxurious in the rear.

An extravagant autonomous concept with a bendable 65-inch TV, seven projectors and 42 speakers that impressed him with its media quality.

A microchip-filled, insanely over-engineered S-Class that was silent to drive and more advanced than many modern cars.

The year of driver assists, with a luxurious interior that made the S-Class finally feel like itself.

A fun, distinctive flip phone that is basically a flagship S24 Plus that folds, and a sensible choice if you like the idea of a folding pho…

The squared-off design looks odd to him, but it is the most impressed he has been by a Galaxy Watch thanks to real upgrades and useful heal…

Same as the Watch 8 in a heavier metal case, with a rotating bezel he finds addictively satisfying.

A distinctive, good-value $349 phone with a great screen and clean software, though the Glyph features lack depth and the cameras are only…

The $200 level four water gun can charge a shot and knocked over a lot of cans, which he called insane.

A great controller with excellent joysticks, but another $85 on top.

The $1,000 Dyson cleared all the smoke in about seven minutes and he called it insane.

The most surprising update, with a redesigned Spotlight and Continuity that could change how you use a computer; rated 7 out of 10.

Better than the others, as the glass design suits a TV and the iPhone karaoke feature is a smart use of hardware, earning 6 out of 10.

The standout of the event, bringing Mac-style windows, a menu bar and background tasks to iPad, rated 9 out of 10.

A quiet, more sophisticated near-fully transparent mouse that earns a place on the shelf.

Not very transparent, but nice to look at and he likes it enough to keep it on the setup.

A high-tier keyboard with the most impressive lighting he has seen, despite glossy keys and a quirky font.

Luxury glass speaker with phenomenal bass for its size and a design flex.

A monstrous 300W power bank with the nicest display he has seen, earning a place on the setup.

Best transparency of the three earbuds and the best noise cancellation, so he keeps them.

Won the Hall of Fame as a cheap, enjoyable controller that makes the most of its transparency.

The most cost-effective way to be able to recover a lost bag, and category-leading despite being affordable.

The cheapest key organiser that still feels well made, and it stops keys rattling and scratching.