Everything I've tested.

He is entertained and surprised by how lifelike and capable the robot dog is, though he gives no formal verdict.

A rechargeable, shielded upgrade to the nightlight 2 that he calls a fuss-free gadget and scores 9 out of 10.

A minimal, well-rounded drill and screwdriver that is powerful enough for DIY, rated a very high nine.

The most intelligent robot he has tested, but clearly niche and hard to buy; scored 8 out of 10.

Not pro equipment, but a smart-looking cordless washer that does everything a non-pro needs.

The Apple rival that costs $100 more and has a 60 Hz display.

He put them all over his house and counts them among the best tech products he has bought.

An affordable smart rope that counts reps fairly accurately and works cordless without the app.

A good mini tablet with a big battery and 120 Hz display that undercuts the iPad Mini, though it didn't blow him away.

Clean-looking and better than laptop speakers, but the audio could be cleaner; his least favourite so far at 6.5 out of 10.

A $45 band that rivals the Apple Watch Ultra 3 for health tracking and gets 10 out of 10, plus the Hall of Fame.

A flashlight with a seat belt cutter and window breaker that he rates 9.5 out of 10 for around $30.

A stupidly extra but impressive $700 smart lock with 10 unlock methods, including palm vein, rated 9 out of 10.

The best portable printer he has tried, with impressive prints and AR video, but he wouldn't add it to his everyday carry.

A far more capable smartwatch than the Smart Band 10, but with much shorter battery life and less comfort for sleep.

Nice but strange to pay twice the price for materials on a value-focused product.

A decent-quality foam stand that is a worse version of a MagSafe stand and mainly works as advertising.

Fun branding with a cheeseburger key, but the keyboard is mushy with big gaps between the keys.

A bonkers voice-triggered flipping case that nobody will buy, but a brilliant marketing stunt.

Uses micro USB, has an off-centre port and charges painfully slowly, which he called the worst wireless charger he has used.

Impressive-looking pasta that is great for impressing guests, but costs far more than normal pasta and tastes the same.

The concept is clever but it is made of cheap plastic, launched a sausage and is poor for the price.

A charming, heavily branded gag phone that is useless as a phone, earning a C tier for the brand.

The dust tastes good, but the machine looks bad, is awkward to use and isn't worth buying.