Everything I've tested.

A sponsored but fairly positive look at a very cheap phone that makes sensible compromises, takes surprisingly good photos and lasted a ful…

A smart ukulele with LED guides that makes a great learning tool, though the app's song selection is limited.

A jacket with two heat pads that works well and would be welcome in the UK, though it needs a power bank slotted in permanently.

A splash-proof nail clipper that works fine, though he barely had any nails to test it on.

A thin, light plastic LCD writing pad that wipes with one tap; he is a fan and hasn't used anything like it.

A $200 near-copy of the DJI Osmo Pocket with great stabilisation, but only worth it if you're active, and the phone has better dynamic rang…

A $90 phone with a textured back, big display and 5000mAh battery that offers luxuries you don't expect at this price.

A tiny, cheap, comfortable shaver that got the result he wanted.

$19 earbuds that feel cheap but sound surprisingly rich, bassy and detailed.

Used as a premium comparison for the Xiaomi earbuds, with a sturdier case and USB-C.

A satisfying Bluetooth Rubik's-style cube that pairs with an app to teach you how to solve it.

Clean-looking speaker with a volume dial, quick pairing and louder than expected, but distorts at max volume.

An earlier transparent edition he thought was epic, though the visible parts were not real components.

A one-off prototype showing the phone's real working components, with Mi 10 Pro-like specs, not for sale.

Used as the reference for the FIMI Palm; a tiny 4K gimbal camera at around $350.

A $299 phone similar to the Mi Note 10 Lite that trades away the AMOLED screen and some performance, but its camera and battery are interes…

A huge, pricier gaming phone with brilliant pop-out shoulder buttons and display, but not for everyone and weak on camera.

A nice budget phone with a 120Hz display, but hard to buy outside India so it did not make the list.

A thousand-dollar flagship with little missing, which could be top level if the software is good.

Very similar to the Ultra but smaller and cheaper, with a camera that trades blows with it.

A cable, keyring, torch, stand and microSD adapter in one, but the 9-volt battery feature strikes him as odd.

A simple cover that hides cables over your charging brick and lets the phone stand upright.

A very impressive pint-sized projector with autofocus and auto-correction, though not cheap.

A fun, wacky charger with LED lights and dual USB ports, but not for fast-charging phones.