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A rechargeable plasma lighter with built-in fire-starting putty that he found the best lighter and kept over the matches.

Cheap zip-tie stitches that close small wounds without skill and were kept for minor cuts.

Matches that stay lit when wet and are great for the price, though they were dropped in favour of the Pyro Putty lighter.

A smart, nearly smokeless fire pit with a built-in fan and power bank that he loved and would take with him despite its bulk.

Absurdly bright and overkill for nearly everyone, but it does what it claims and he wanted to keep it.

Thinnest foldable he has seen, beating Samsung on build, battery, charging, screens and speed, but let down by software polish and cameras.

Impressed by the new module that adds a bright light, mic connection and a camera for tracking in any app.

Best Samsung flagship yet, with a standout anti-reflective screen, polished software, useful AI features and great battery life, though the…

Overall phone of the year, with a superb camera, huge efficient battery and fast software, but hard to buy in the UK and US.

Easily the best-looking gaming experience he has had, though the gains lean heavily on AI frame generation and Nvidia's marketing is mislea…

Calls it the most idiot-proof drone ever, thanks to phone control, propeller guards, obstacle sensing and a bigger sensor.

A great display he already knows and will keep using rather than swallow another bill.

His long-time studio mic that is already really good, though he upgraded.

Large dome lights that give soft, flattering light and are the main source in Studio A.

Tube lights that stay put and make a quick portable lighting kit.

He bought three FX6 cameras so every video in the house can be shot on one.

A rock-solid desk with a big surface that he calls a godsend after his rickety old one.

The largest, highest quality TV he has owned and a good reference screen, with neat cable hiding.

Self-levelling tripod that fixes his tripod fiddling and has not been wrong once.

Chairs from the office that he liked enough to buy again for the studio.

Great for gaming with a more mature ecosystem and much cheaper, but less powerful than the Vision Pro with less sharp screens.

Very clever, well-designed barbecue with electric lighting and temperature control that he rates 8.5 out of 10, though it costs much more t…

High-maintenance and awkward to install, but the rolling back massage is superb and earns 9.5 out of 10.

Directional and 360-degree garden speakers with buried subwoofers keep sound close to listeners without annoying neighbours.