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The closest an e-ink phone has come to feeling like a normal smartphone, and a game changer for anyone wanting flexible minimalism, despite…

The small plasma ball works surprisingly like a full-size one.

A cute tiny CD that starts music playing on your phone via NFC.

A tiny replica of the Henry Hoover that is grim-looking but has surprisingly good suction.

Maybe the most instantly recommendable phone he has used, with standout design, screen and battery for £200, held back by average performan…

A slightly better version of the Buds 2 with better noise cancellation and up to 61.5 hours of battery life.

Basic-looking, plasticky earbuds that sound surprisingly good, earning a 9.5 out of 10.

Sponsored video, but he finds the X4 a hugely versatile camera whose 8K, flexible reframing and Shot Lab effects justify its premium price,…

The iPhone's assistant told funnier, more varied jokes and won 3-0.

A sharp, well-built and cheap utility knife handle, marred by an awkward closing mechanism; 6.5/10.

A properly made, genuinely cool miniature lightsaber blowtorch; he gave it the first 9/10, though the colour inserts are pricey.

A clever fix for people who get headaches from 3D films that works properly and costs only $10; he scored it 8/10.

A well-thought-out build box with a disc launcher that impressed him; he gave it 9/10 and the Hall of Fame.

An elite-tier YouTuber product that smartly builds on MegaPro's design; he scored it 9.5/10.

A useful and slightly overkill habit tracker that beats phone apps, though the touch plates are a bit fiddly; 8/10.

Impressed that the stormproof match keeps burning through blowing, spraying and a bucket of water, saying it feels like magic.

Less powerful and with weaker controls, but lighter, more comfortable, far better on battery and brilliant for multiplayer, so he rates it…

A safe but important upgrade, with better size and shoulder buttons, and an impressive mouse mode, though he is unsure whether drift is fix…

A conveyor-belt pizza peel that transferred the pizza perfectly and also cleaned up sauce spills.

Cheap and cheerful lamp, fan, clock and pen holder in one, though the thermometer isn't accurate.

More watchable than expected on a modern bright phone, despite edge distortion.

The effect is as impressive as far pricier versions, with a dimmer light and slightly warped mirrors.

Best speaker you could get for around $30 and he would pick it over the flame speaker.

Not especially bright, but a print, frame and LEDs for under $11 is a treasure.