Everything I've tested.

Easy-to-navigate bubble layout, but customisation is too limited to rank higher.

Not the prettiest app drawer, but almost certainly the most functional and full of useful extras.

A fairly standard launcher, but with a few welcome new ideas and fast, responsive gestures.

His favourite of the list, a mood-based launcher that is overwhelming at first but adapts to what you are doing.

An unusual type-to-search launcher that can be the fastest way to navigate for some people.

A practical text-only launcher that is fast once learned and kind to battery life.

A sideloadable launcher he thinks is one of the better-looking and faster ones available.

A card-based launcher that puts notifications front and centre and is hard to find on the Play Store.

A viable, unusual alternative to a cleaning cloth that leaves screens spotless.

A desk-mounted headphone stand made worthwhile by its cable routing stickers and three-port charging station.

A glorified plastic bag, but it worked brilliantly for snorkelling footage in Greece and beats a cheap disposable waterproof camera.

Looks like folded plastic but solves the problem of phones dangling from high wall sockets.

A LEGO-style case that is fun and colourful but neither comfortable nor very protective.

Fiddly to set up and does not fill the screen, but the 40x zoom effect is impressive and unmatched by other phone gadgets.

A trackable wallet with a remote buzzer that he was happy to find and thinks looks nice.

His favourite of the spider stands he has covered, stable and able to hold phones, tablets and e-readers.

A hat with built-in wireless drivers that he found embarrassing to show off.

A cleverly designed umbrella whose handle keeps both hands free so you can use your phone.

Earphones are not great for sound, but the raisable condenser mic gives clearer call audio and is plug and play.

A very cheap plug-in mic that improves phone audio and is a good first step into vlogging.

Cheaper than expected and a fun novelty with built-in games, but not polished or deep.

Even as a niche folding phone, he thinks the Galaxy X has real benefits and is worth getting excited about.

His favourite VR experience: ridiculously satisfying and one of the best-looking VR games on the platform.

A Guitar Hero-style drumming game that is very satisfying when you get on a roll.