Everything I've tested.

Simple letter-based app launcher that opens apps quickly, and its simplicity is the appeal.

Revamped Android browser that sometimes felt faster than Chrome and syncs with Edge on a Windows PC.

Pixel-inspired icon pack he has enjoyed for a couple of weeks, though the icon count is not the biggest.

Touch-reactive particle live wallpaper that looks very impressive on powerful phones, though the resolution could be higher.

A charging cable that automatically backs up your phone to built-in 64GB storage and makes moving to a new phone simple.

A well thought-out stick-on phone wallet with a 26-in-1 tool kit that suits modern flagships better than the full case version.

Neckband earphones he has used exclusively since they arrived, with fast pairing, good range and punchy sound for the price.

A small adapter that lets one charger power almost any device, which he finds profoundly useful.

A solid all-metal, fully adjustable and foldable stand that takes heavy loads and blends into the background.

He is not a fan of the full case version because it looks unappealing and adds bulk.

A plain, inexpensive but very functional and stable wireless charging stand he has been using and liking.

Included earphones sound better than most bundled with flagship phones and he thinks they are worth paying for separately.

Surprisingly well-built budget phone with very fast downloads on EE's network and clean software, though low-light camera and processor are…

A red, KFC-branded mid-range phone made for the chain's 30th anniversary in China, with a jukebox-style music app and only 5,000 units.

An absurdly expensive diamond-covered phone that is more about luxury than practicality, with oddly modest specs.

A run-of-the-mill budget phone made by Kuby with Pepsi branding and software tweaks, which killed the excitement.

A camera-focused phone with a decent 21 megapixel sensor, but bulky and underpowered, and quickly outdone by later phones.

Good for controlling lights, but he finds the voice unnatural and it often wakes by mistake.

Space-saving smart bulb with a small speaker that makes sense for decent everyday audio.

Surprisingly complete 4K camera for $25, though 4K frame rate is choppy and battery life is modest.

One of the best ways to experience Google Cardboard, a cheap, high-quality entry to VR.

Clever two-in-one smart bulb and IP camera that saves money, though weak in low light.

A cheaper AirPods-style alternative with better sound and a large charging case.

Extremely fast SSD-based flash drive with a solid metal build.