Everything I've tested.

Earthquake putty that holds a phone up well and is what he uses for hidden-phone shots.

A textured mouse mat with a built-in Qi charger that needs no precise placement.

A customisable phone grip that does the job but is not the best he has used.

Clip-together cable modules that stop cables tangling, and one he likes.

Warm, decent-looking gloves that double as a fingerprint-polishing cloth, which surprised him.

Not exciting, but practical for keeping wound cables tidy.

An unusual tiny printer you swipe across paper, though tall images were hard to get right.

A case that turns your screen into a glasses-free 3D display, unlike any accessory he has tested.

Mentioned only as last year's model, which looks plain next to the View20.

Arun thinks the rumoured Find X2 could be a very exciting flagship if Oppo ships its new zoom, fingerprint and charging tech.

Arun points to the R17 Pro as the phone that already has Oppo's Super VOOC charging.

Excited about the expected Android 10 features, especially dark mode and desktop-style use, while hoping Google adds screen recording, AirD…

Suggested as an easy way to turn your Wi-Fi details into a QR code so guests can connect without asking for the password.

Handy app for sending photos, videos and contacts between devices with virtually no file size limit.

Recommended for scanning your passport and emailing it to yourself so you always have a copy to hand.

Lets you share a Wi-Fi connection like a hotspot, useful when you pay per device or are only logged in on your phone.

Calls its noise reduction one of the best photo hacks he has used, as it rescues grainy photos at the cost of a little sharpness.

Defies its price with real flair, a Snapdragon 845 and handy software features like full gesture control.

His favourite of the bunch for presentation, with a secure fit and a Kevlar cable.

He likes the neckband design, which is his current go-to, and points to fast charging, noise cancellation and premium build.

The standout package: versatile across USB and 3.5mm, with head-tracking audio, lighting and a fingerprint-resistant coating he appreciates.

Gaming-focused in-ears with fast charging, noise cancellation, 3D audio and customisable lighting, which he calls unusual for earphones.

The comfortable option for most people, with more spacious sound and punchy, bouncy bass, though he finds the two included cases odd.

A distinctive, powerful gaming phone with great speakers and a good screen, though the UI is a bit much and the bezels are large.