Everything I've tested.

A 700 dollar juicer that was unnecessary since squeezing the sachets by hand worked just as well.

Some doorbells spontaneously caught fire, which he called a horrendous oversight, though fixed with an update.

Launching an always-on camera in homes just after a data scandal was badly timed and it was called the worst tech device of the year.

Arrived too early, and paying fifteen hundred dollars to beta test something worse than a phone did not appeal.

Raised 1.7 billion dollars but misjudged young audiences and flopped within seven months.

The AI Twitter bot was taught abuse by users and was shut down within 24 hours, scoring 3 out of 10.

Segways and hoverboards proved dangerous, with banned use and about half a million hoverboards recalled over fires; 7 out of 10 fail.

The blood testing machine did not work as claimed, risking misdiagnosis, and earned his top 10 out of 10 fail.

Rewind became disconnected from creators and turned into a sanitised trailer, becoming the most disliked video online.

Gave it 2 out of 10 after it failed to answer on stage three times in front of the audience.

A circular wooden phone that could not make phone calls, scored 2 out of 10.

Game streaming had far more complications than he expected, with input lag the main problem.

A striking concept phone with a brilliant camera, but the wraparound screen creates more problems than it solves for now.

He points to the Air Dots as an example of Xiaomi products that look very like Apple's AirPods.

He uses the Redmi Note 9S as an example of Xiaomi's confusing naming, since the S means higher end here but not on other models.

He mentions that a Xiaomi robot vacuum is the one he uses at home, without going into detail.

He thinks the transparent TV makes little sense, since it mostly shows the cables in your wall, but likes the experimentation.

A very cool collectable Star Wars phone with metal build and detailed themed software.

Probably not a good phone, but the thermal camera is a seriously cool feature.

An odd relic with a built-in projector that works impressively well with no lag.

Unique, sturdy and well built, but ergonomically it breaks nearly every rule, so it's clear why it didn't take off.

Surprisingly not horrendous, though he should have picked a colour that matched his phone.

The best phone of the haul, with a great camera and 120W charging, good enough for his best of 2020 list if it were global.

A $70 copy of a $50,000 phone with fake buttons and an awful camera, only good for showing off.