Everything I've tested.

Cited as a cheaper way into Apple's ecosystem that works poorly with Android phones.

Had some good ideas, but the dual screen solved no real problem and the phone was too expensive.

A rare Project Tango phone that was overtaken when Google's ARCore made the extra sensors unnecessary.

Curved design and self-healing back were interesting ideas, but the healing was underwhelming in his scratch test.

He admires the e-ink vision, but Android's power draw meant the battery benefit was far smaller than claimed.

Smaller, subtler and with noticeably better self-healing than the original, though still imperfect.

Astonishingly thin at 5.2mm, but thinness stopped mattering once durability problems hit the industry.

A really good, blissfully fast phone that just misses top-tier camera quality, but is cheaper.

Impressive camera and powerful, but hard to justify over £700 given how good the alternatives are.

Exceptional hardware with a great camera and battery, but the lack of Google apps and Huawei's chip supply problems make it hard to commit…

Surprisingly well-rounded phone whose gimbal camera gives the most stable video on a smartphone, especially in low light.

The nicest-looking and cheapest gaming phone, a good entry point, but the camera needs work.

Arguably better value than the Realme 7, with lots of good stuff for the money.

A tall, narrow wildcard that grips like a compact phone but can't have the biggest battery or best camera.

Closest rival to the ROG Phone 3 with faster charging, but the design is too weird.

A brilliant spec sheet, held back by a strange LCD choice.

Joint best value phone, with a flip camera that is genuinely useful and a beastly spec sheet for just over $800.

Looks suave as the Bond film phone, but it doesn't feel like a $700 phone once turned on.

A steal that feels like a $1,000 phone at around $600, with a phenomenal 108MP camera.

A fun, enormous gaming phone with physical shoulder buttons that disappear when not gaming.

Sony's most competitive phone in years with a lovely display, but weak battery and inconsistent camera.

A small wheeled dolly that gives smooth, circling shots when a phone is mounted on it.

Wireless touchscreen phone monitor he could not fully test as his unit was pre-production.

A strange folding triple wireless charger that becomes a cube with clock, alarm, speaker and light.