Everything I've tested.

Lets you remap screenshots to holding the home button and adds an instant share pop-up.

An amazing way to completely restyle a Samsung One UI phone without rooting.

Well-done dice, coin and card randomiser, though he wishes it had fewer ads.

Convenient camera-based heart rate readings that are fine for fitness tracking but not medical use.

An eye-grabbing blue and white neon icon pack that pairs well with a matching wallpaper.

Mentioned as a Huawei oddity with built-in speakers and dual noise-cancelling microphones, with no verdict.

A beautiful, capable phone, but he can't bring himself to switch to it from the S10 5G because of the corners, battery drain and better pho…

A sponsored first look that praises it as a big-screen, gaming-friendly phone and a sensible first step into 5G, with a camera a step behin…

The standard version is mentioned as the base for the 5G model and noted for its full dual speaker setup.

A separate stylus with pen-sized dimensions and good pressure sensitivity that he rates highly for drawing, though it does not fit inside t…

The better buy than the XS if you can cope with its size, thanks to a bigger screen and 10 to 15 percent more battery life.

A more shocking and impressive phone for its time, with great customisation and value, but dated cameras and performance now.

An exciting modular idea that was too complex to work, rated a 4/10 fail since it never reached a final product.

Called the worst smartphone ever, with an unpolished OS and laggy typing, rated 7/10 fail.

A social-media phone missing basic features like an app store, rated a 5/10 fail.

The luxury concept was not the problem, but handmade phones were always a year behind on specs, giving a 4/10 fail.

The Facebook phone was underwhelming, with features available on better Android phones, earning a 3/10 fail.

A $4 phone that was close to fraud, with few orders delivered, rated 8/10 fail.

Especially prone to bending in the Bendgate saga.

A refined S8 that fixes most of its flaws and adds a dual aperture camera, super slow-mo and better speakers, though it looks very familiar.

Average durability, good in the hammer test but hurt by the reverse hammer hit.

A landmark 2011 phone that feels slow, dim and poorly specced in 2018, though its light plastic body and removable battery have some charm.

Pitched as a life companion loaded with Samsung apps, but it had the first recycled box and a favourite unlock pattern.

Held up remarkably well in the smash tests thanks to its tough plastic build.