Everything I've tested.

Giant speakers shaped like earphones that he named product of the year and the favourite of the video.

A silly, unwieldy 44-inch pencil that is fun but hard to use.

Enormous, low-friction mouse mat that makes him feel like a pro, though he questions who it is for.

An obscenely large toothbrush that he tried with disclosing tablets, and it was a painful, silly experience.

The normal-sized earphones feel high quality and reassuring, and are well regarded in Japan.

His favourite chocolate scaled up to 4.5kg with exactly the same quality, and the inspiration for the video.

A custom 100-inch Switch with mounted Joy-Cons that is not playable but he loves it.

A full Android watch on the wrist is a fun novelty, but it is huge and makes the wrist sore.

Ridiculously large and needs two hands, yet he found it surprisingly usable.

The largest consumer Android tablet is a monster that is fun to imagine using in bed, though dropping it would hurt.

A giant lighter that did not work, producing only smoke.

Used to power the giant Switch setup, purely because it is crazy that he can.

A giant glass bulb with a small bulb hidden inside, which took a 25 minute unboxing and felt anticlimactic.

Mentioned as the chip powering almost every 2021 flagship, used as the baseline for the new chip.

A sponsored review in which he says the S7+ has changed how he cleans, with smart mapping, mopping and an auto-empty dock that make cleanin…

Not exciting, but a neat, practical and trustworthy phone with a camera that outperforms its hardware.

Hugely impressive specs and screen for the Chinese price of about $600, but worth it only if the global price stays at around $800 or less.

Excellent value phone that makes cuts in sensible places, and he would pick it over almost any other phone under £750.

A small phone with top-end performance, battery and features at a fair price, let down only by a dull design and weak front camera.

Sky-high price and too many compromises, with an old chipset and a poor camera; rated 4/10 fail.

Highly recommended at 400 for its flagship feel.

Honourable mention for extreme price-to-performance.

Clunky, prototype-feeling design, but the camera and audio with the bundled earphones are impressive enough to forgive the name.

A sponsored first look at a very camera-focused flagship with excellent build and standout night photography, though he notes some features…