Everything I've tested.

The first full-size OnePlus phone with an AMOLED display, and the start of Oxygen OS.

The 5G version of the Plus is mentioned as an interesting extra tier in the Note range.

A smart, fast OS creating a new category of semi-smartphones, but its long-term future is uncertain as incomes rise.

A light, cheap KaiOS phone that surprisingly handles Maps, YouTube and Google Assistant, and could suit a secondary phone or festival use.

Used as one of the comparison phones in the design ranking, and often ranked first or second by participants.

A dummy prototype of the rumoured iPhone 11 whose big square camera put many people off, though some still ranked it above rivals because i…

Used as one of the comparison phones in the design ranking, with several people placing it first.

A polycarbonate case that adds bulk but lets you attach the Pro Handle.

A bulky but very good value gaming phone with a big battery, fan cooling and strong benchmark scores.

A phone-specific controller with shoulder buttons that feels good and is a step above cheap controllers.

A limited edition with camo finish and 12GB RAM that stands out, and is still cheaper than the Asus ROG Phone in the UK.

Decent earphones for just over $20 with a snug fit and warm, bassy sound.

A dock with ethernet, headphone jack and USB-C that keeps cables out of the way while gaming.

Promising and scalable operating system, but he doubts it will replace Android in the next five years and sees it as an experiment that wil…

Enjoying it, with fantastic battery life and portability, though the trackpad trails the MacBook.

Works, but needs a separate hub that he finds far from seamless.

He likes them, but setup with pairing codes and Amazon Echo compatibility was a hassle.

Colour changes are locked behind its own app unless Google Home is set up, which he finds frustrating.

Its trailer implied selfie quality the phone cannot deliver by showing a DSLR shot, which he says is not what it produces.

Sony's unboxing video for it, filmed in what looked like a swimming pool, was misleading even if the phone was probably fine.

An expensive water-resistant suitcase whose interior acts as the sound chamber for a built-in Bluetooth speaker.

Unusual headphones with a very different design, magnetic case, no buttons and a hybrid in-ear and over-ear fit with powerful bass.

A tall ring light and tripod kit with Bluetooth remote that gives fairly professional selfie results after some assembly.

A flexible, sticky phone stand that seems odd at first but he found genuinely clever and very versatile.