The best portable phone monitor he has shown, slim with a great stand and touchscreen, but dim with no battery.

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A selfie stick with near pro-level features including tripod mount, stand and detachable remote.
His favourite Bluetooth keyboard for smartphones thanks to its folding design, though it can fold up on uneven surfaces.
A cool concept with questionable execution, as it is no more accurate than a finger.
A smartwatch he has used for three and a half weeks that impresses with its dual display and 30-day LCD battery mode, despite not being a s…
A surprisingly capable smart wallet with GPS, alarm, thief camera and battery, held back by thickness, price and a poor Android app.
The best screen wipes he has tried, cleaning fingerprints without scratching or streaking.
Bought to prove that different is not always good, a badly designed speaker that makes you use a remote instead of your phone.
A handy desk power tower for gadget hoarders with six mains sockets, USB ports and wireless charging, if a little cheap-feeling.
A tiny, well-finished phone dock with USB-C, HDMI, USB-A and a headphone jack.
The best system for attaching lenses to a phone he has used, but the lenses themselves are only okay.
A USB-C dock that also works as a 5000mAh battery and 5W wireless charger.
A nice two-device wireless charger with extra USB-A and USB-C ports, good for overnight charging.
A pricey but one-of-a-kind digital canvas that makes artwork look like real paintings.
Looks better than expected despite a loose hinge and cryptic instructions.
The best-looking of the Wish clones, with a convincing design, but the specs and images are misleading.
Looks like a £60 speaker but sounds poor and is not the surround speaker it implies.
Nicer looking than the first, but sloppy finish and weight that casts doubt on the capacity.
Tiny, creaky and far too light, so the capacity claim is nonsense.
Fully recreated an older Huawei software skin and a better camera than the other clones, but the bezels in the listing were misleading.
Actually a fake Galaxy S10 Plus with convincing Samsung software, but a terrible display and fake specs.
A convincing fake with working hole punch and Note-style software, but the front camera is quite bad.
Looks unconvincing from the back but a semi-decent copy from the front, with obviously fake specs.


































