Everything I've tested.

A basic phone dock that amplifies the speaker and has a pen slot, useful but not remarkable.

A big, cheap air blower, more useful for cleaning accessories and the room than the phone itself.

A familiar two-way headphone splitter with a matte finish, sturdy build and key ring hole.

A wide angle, macro and LED clip-on kit he actually used recently, with the wide angle solving a common phone limitation.

A handmade wrap that stops earphones tangling and can clip to a keychain.

Thinks it is the smartphone lens done right, with an elastic strap and staggering close-up ability.

His number one pick, a collection of relaxed lo-fi tunes in a clean interface with a sleep timer.

Replaces the nav bar with a configurable pill and frees up screen space, though setup needs a PC.

An icon pack built for tall phone displays, letting you fit lots of icons in a tight grid.

Helped him plan his Japan trip with relatable user experiences, photos and notes.

Shows animated pop-up bubbles over other apps, which he thinks people will either love or hate.

A lame-sounding app he ended up using more than expected for daily historical facts.

A simple app for recording GIFs natively, though he prefers importing video from the camera.

A weather app focused on its snarky AI personality, with surprising features like 70 years of historical weather.

Brings Pixel 2-style squeeze actions using the barometer, but accuracy is hit and miss.

A simple, minimalist notes app that ticks all the standard boxes.

He likes the Aurora panels enough to add two more starter kits, though he jokes about overdoing the RGB.

A real leather gaming chair that looks great and is very comfortable, replacing a poor IKEA one.

Custom wooden sign of his logo that he has not yet mounted.

His favourite power bank thanks to its solid capacity and built-in AC adapter.

A clamp-on mic arm that is a big step up from his DIY stand, with a neat built-in cable management.

His favourite Bluetooth speaker on the shelf, with great sound and a rare wood and fabric finish, though not cheap.

A funky USB-powered lighter that is one of his favourite things in the room.

Lighting-synced PC speaker system with a big 240W peak output that adds immersion to gaming.