Everything I've tested.

A knockoff that nails the look but fakes a camera and has dead pixels.

A Wish.com fake iPhone that looks nothing like the real thing.

A cheap $34 writing tablet that he enjoyed trying.

The dark side version of the Star Wars phone is equally cool, with red and black themed software.

A $20 Devialet Phantom lookalike that sounds better than expected despite one-sided sound.

A ridiculous soap-washable phone that surprisingly keeps working even when covered in shaving cream.

A chunky feature phone with 6,000mAh battery and built-in earphones that is fun even if the sound is bassy.

The Exynos version has improved on last year, especially for battery life, but overheats and throttles under sustained load and has a less…

The Snapdragon version is the better S21 Ultra, holding performance under sustained load and giving a more polished camera.

Better value than other rugged phones at about 300, but still not good value.

Cheap phone that matched or beat the rugged phones in durability tests once given a cheap case.

Near-identical spec sheet to the Ulefone with a weaker camera, and it fared badly in scratch, drop and golf club tests.

Overpriced rugged phone with poor specs that was no tougher than a cheap phone in a cheap case.

Apple's cancelled multi-device wireless charging mat, a fail due to heat and interference problems.

Exciting step towards the future of charging, but it is only an announcement with a 5W limit, Xiaomi-only phones and plenty of unanswered q…

Mentioned as an earlier air charging attempt from 2017 that never worked out.

Refreshingly free of gimmicks, with record-breaking battery life, and the first year he can recommend a smaller iPhone.

Won the drain test with 7 hours 30 minutes of screen-on time, which he called unheard of and incredible.

Joint best value phone of 2020, nearly as good as the Pro and cheaper than the OnePlus 8.

Solid but unremarkable on charging: Samsung kept the old 10W tech, so it finished fourth and slower than the Note 8.

Featured in a fake camera comparison posted before the phone existed.

A fake 30x zoom test used only 2x zoom, which he mocks.

Genuinely tougher than glass and the only one that survived, but $80 is only worth it if you want to splash out.

A $40 glass protector that performed no better than the $1 one, so it is not worth the money.