Everything I've tested.

A bin he has come to rely on and recommends strongly, despite occasionally forgetting how to use a normal one.

The camera he has used for a couple of months and has now figured out how to colour grade.

A tiny four-litre sling bag, fine for phone, cash and a few books but not a full day's kit.

Great mic for calls, but music sound quality is forgettable.

Ordinary trainers that are better than expected, with materials and comfort matching shoes costing twice as much.

A well-presented DJI Phantom rival that doesn't feel like a big downgrade, with footage only slightly less crisp.

Impressive robot vacuum that maps the room, docks itself and has adjustable suction and a carpet mode.

The pricier benchmark drone, with slightly crisper footage than the Xiaomi.

Slick design and very good noise isolation, but sound quality is nothing special.

One of the best presented construction toys he has seen, with a smart hub and good quality pieces.

A very capable $200 phone that copies the OnePlus 5T's look, with a good camera and fast performance, held back by its LCD screen and Chine…

A confusing sidestep from the original Mix: better screen, software and camera, but heavy, thick and barely better overall.

Looked weak on paper with last year's chipset, but impressed him in hand thanks to its distinctive design and what the chip can do.

A niche, simplified launcher for people who want Android connectivity without the complexity, with an SOS button.

An unusual command-based launcher that he finds quite practical once you get used to it.

Stock Android 8.0 based launcher whose gesture support he particularly likes.

Customisable launcher from a Hong Kong phone maker with handy features like wallpaper shuffle and auto folders.

A desktop-style launcher that opens social media in mini browser windows and works best with a mouse and keyboard.

The best version of the Smart Launcher series, easy to use with adaptive theming and automatic app grouping.

Second place: controversial screen issues, but great software and his main device for weeks.

Turns printed photos into digital versions that look good.

Its new conversation mode is a revolutionary feature that works offline.

A neat flexible clamp mount for using your phone in bed or at a distance, though a bit wobbly when touched.

The best air-gesture implementation he has seen on a phone, working over 95% of the time.