Everything I've tested.

Software was appalling and even worse than the cheaper iPhone clone, with a fake fingerprint setup.

The cheapest clone looks vaguely like a Galaxy S9, but has a poor display, fake dual cameras and a misleading listing.

Terrible viewing angles, a fake periscope camera claim and bezels nothing like the listing.

Better than expected for the price, bassy and about as good as $15-30 headphones.

Mentioned only as the cheapest of the three P40 phones.

A very fast, surprisingly affordable gaming phone held back by dated software and poor camera processing.

An unusual active cooler that works like a freezer for the phone, though it looks nothing like normal kit.

Superb zoom and night photography even months later, though the US ban makes him advise waiting.

Interested in the extra 3x and 10x zoom cameras and ceramic body, but he has not used it yet because it is stuck in customs.

The rollable concept made Arun's confidence in foldables wobble because the form factor finally made sense to him.

The Exynos version runs hot, throttles in long gaming sessions and has worse battery life and slightly weaker photos than the Snapdragon mo…

The Snapdragon version is clearly the better phone, with stronger performance, cooler running, slightly better photos and much better batte…

A decent official charger that looks overpriced for what it does, with charging capped at 12 watts.

A nice case, but so grippy it snags in pockets.

A beautifully made and desirable limited edition, but poor value with unremarkable software tweaks.

Better than the LED cover because the screen stays usable when shut, but still uncomfortable to hold.

Nice limited edition with branding on the buds too, and he is a fan of the standard Buds+ despite losing-risk and touchpad issues.

Genuine leather straps and custom branding, but he does not love the custom watch face.

A tiny, fast, drop-resistant SSD with a fingerprint scanner that he could get behind.

A slim, well-built tablet with an S Pen included and a great screen, though DeX feels unfinished.

Offers full protection and LED notifications, but wallet-style cases are uncomfortable to use.

Great idea and beautiful when opened, but the execution is compromised, so it ranks as a mild fail.

A 50-day battery phone so thick it was impractical, and it sold almost nothing.

A rushed, bulky and buggy first foldable that gave the whole category a bad start.