Everything I've tested.

The perfect water bottle he has searched for years to find, a 2L glass bottle with silicone and measurement markings.

The best electrolyte sachets he has found, making water less boring and quite clean.

A bought replacement for his desk chair that suits a fidgeter and keeps his core active.

A vibration mat for the bed that he is sceptical of but willing to test.

A mouth-worn breathing restrictor and tracker he calls clever and plans to use to boost his VO2 max.

A ridiculously heavy and expensive steel case that would stop doom scrolling and probably protect the phone, but is impractical to carry.

Finished fifth, with the global version underperforming its huge 6,800mAh capacity because of a restricted cell.

Calls it the most recommendable laptop in the world, despite a disguised price hike from removing the lower storage option.

A solid, reliable phone for business buyers, but dated looks and weak cameras mean individuals should spend a bit more on the iPhone 17.

A welcome replacement for the Pro Display XDR with 120Hz, mini LED and a bundled stand, though the 27-inch size leaves a gap for larger scr…

An exceptional machine, but he is critical of Apple's vague 'up to five times faster' claims and the missing power brick in the EU.

A powerful but unexciting update that doesn't deliver what people wanted, such as more storage.

Barely updated after four years and still 60Hz at $1,600, so he suggests buying the old model for half the price.

Came second for battery life at just under 13 hours, helped by a dual silicon carbon battery setup.

His overall smartphone of the year, with a huge battery and a big camera upgrade, though it may be hard to buy in some regions.

A leak-proof 250ml folding flask that shrinks to a quarter of its size, and is his favourite right now.

Pricey 2TB phone SSD that can record ProRes straight from an iPhone, and is tough and well designed.

A Qi 2.2 three-in-one charger under a third of the volume of older ones, and bulkier Anker and Belkin options give no extra benefit.

A tiny, readable Casio watch with full functions that he admires, though he isn't sure if it is a joke product.

A thin RFID-blocking card wallet he uses daily, and the best wallet he has seen.

The tiny sling bag everything in the video is packed into.

The best compromise between size and sound in his testing, with water resistance, decent battery and a MagSafe stand.

Very thin, stylish folding sunglasses he has used for years, but they are expensive for the material.

A situational but must-have for frequent flyers, adding Bluetooth to plane screens and supporting two sets of earphones.