Everything I've tested.

Mid-priced wireless earphones with great presentation, crisp detailed sound and controlled bass.

Projector in the Wiz lighting range, covered together with the Hero and Bulb as a cheaper Hue alternative.

Smart bulb in the same range as the Hero, with near-Hue performance at a discount.

Surface Book-inspired 2-in-1 at about half the price that feels snappy for the money, despite big bezels and a heavy tablet.

Enormous, extremely loud outdoor speaker with about 16 hours of battery, though it sounds bland at low volume.

Odd-looking accessory that solves several desk problems with 7.1 audio, a USB hub and RGB lighting.

Rugged, loud little speaker with bright LEDs and 12 hours of battery that nails the fundamentals.

Brings the speed and features of the Pixel Launcher with far more customisation.

A Sword Art Online inspired overlay launcher that is completely different to the rest of the list.

A fully featured, recently overhauled launcher that matches Nova for customisation and adds a clever shutters trick.

A tiny launcher under 250KB that still covers the features you would expect.

A refurbished iPhone 7 Plus costs only a small premium over a new iPhone 7 and offers a bigger screen, more RAM, better battery and dual ca…

Very impressive budget phone with a strong build, fast performance and a good camera for around $100, held back by old Android and a weak s…

Lets you put all your social links on one page, which suits an Instagram or Twitter bio.

Remaps the fingerprint scanner to act as a button for screenshots or going home, which can be easier than the usual methods.

A basic app for adding text to images that does it well, with perspective adjustment few editors offer.

A simple app that gives you collapsible drawers of apps that overlay on top of anything else.

A free, open-source launcher that can convincingly mimic a stock Pixel experience with enough tweaking.

A fun, theme-heavy keyboard aimed at younger users, with a good correction engine plus emojis, stickers and GIFs.

A retro-style scrolling live wallpaper that looks great in motion, despite modest resolution.

Bundles high-resolution stock wallpapers from recent flagship phones, despite a poor name.

A clean, minimalist widget app that looks good but offers less customisation than Zooper Widget.

Vertu's first Android phone launched in 2013 with specs well behind rivals like the Galaxy S4, which undermined its luxury pitch.

Vertu's original 2003 luxury phone looked beautiful and sold well early on, though the gold-plated top models did not impress him.