Everything I've tested.

Built on the foundations of Beats Music's recommendation engine and subscriber base.

Beats' own streaming service was good at helping people find new songs but was shut down after Apple copied its ideas.

Beats were never the best-sounding or best-value headphones, but brilliant marketing and bass-heavy tuning made them a phenomenon before Ap…

The original Galaxy S is a nostalgia trip with colourful manuals and a removable battery, but it is painfully slow.

Was his B-cam before being replaced by the Sony A7S III.

A scam gold-plated iPhone 11 Pro offer that he debunked within four days, rated 3/10 fail.

Notable for the first 64-bit chip, Touch ID, dual LED flash and the iOS 7 redesign.

Two identical LG CX TVs create mood backgrounds in the setup, though one remote controls both.

Badly named but great-sounding speaker he uses to blast music before filming.

The first Android phone ever, now the start of his Google phone shelf.

Uses them as a space-free giant soft box and mood lighting that react to music and voice.

Replaced cheap LED panels as his main light and gives much softer light because the source is larger.

A Xiaomi Mix rip-off with an impressive near bezel-less design for about $170, before Doogee turned dodgy.

First flexible AMOLED phone, but just a Note 3 with a smaller battery, no S Pen and a higher price; 4/10 fail.

Great audio with a DAC and two headphone jacks, but weak chipset and cameras made it little more than an MP3 player; 4/10 fail.

Rebadged Oppo phone that gets away with it because it is still good value.

Samsung's advert used a DSLR photo and a fake background to show off its camera; 7/10 fail.

Had a great 12MP camera but little else, with resistive touch and Symbian; the Sony Ericsson era earns a 7/10 fail.

Announced products never materialised, and the only prototype had a paper cutout instead of a display; 7/10 fail and stay clear.

Lazy, confusingly named reskinned Oppo phone that loses too much versus the normal Nord to save £50; part of a 3/10 fail.

A web-powered OS that suited developers but offered consumers little and lost momentum; 6/10 fail.

Clunky, cramped 2011 dual-screen phone that the media labelled a gimmick; 4/10 fail.

Overpriced $1,000 phone with weak specs that exists mainly to make the Note 20 Ultra look reasonable; rated 3/10 fail.

Free-to-use phone that has taken orders since 2019 but never delivered, with no real footage; possibly a scam; 6/10 fail.