Everything I've tested.

Loud and cheaply packaged, but it does what it claims and is fun to play with.

Powerful, nicely finished magnetic balls that suit fidgeters, despite some quality control issues.

A great concept, but the flying part often lands too close to be useful and the controls feel cheap.

Interesting magnetic putty to play with, but it leaves an oily residue on the fingers.

The cheapest anti-slip mat he has come across, and it sticks things to walls without adhesive.

Impressively close to the real iPhone X in looks and build for $80, but the software is a skinned Android and it lacks the real features.

His favourite of the three cases, very light and form-fitting.

Likes the notch cut-out and the look, but hasn't tested it yet.

A halfway-house case with decent drop protection, but it feels plasticky and covers the buttons.

A plain but solid fabric-finish cable for fast charging.

An inexpensive 10W wireless charger that looks premium and does what it says, though slower than wired fast charging.

Top-rated, cheaper non-Apple charger that meets the 29W needed for iPhone X fast charging.

A big, bulky, two-layer durable case that he personally doesn't prefer.

His favourite phone gadget of all time, though the fan speed cannot be controlled and it is a bit noisy.

Turns a smartphone into a high-quality, movable webcam for a laptop or PC.

Lets one phone charge another, provided the phone supports USB OTG.

A button that plugs into the headphone jack and can be mapped to actions like opening apps or toggling Wi-Fi.

Wireless gaming mouse with very low lag and claimed 18 months of battery life, comfortable but a bit bland.

A 4K streaming webcam with selectable field of view and a flexible hinge, shown in an unboxing only.

One of the most comfortable and efficient mice he has used, with multi-computer pairing.

A wireless mechanical keyboard that drops the LED excess and claims 18 months of battery life.

A bland but clean backlit mechanical keyboard with quiet Cherry MX Reds and a very useful volume slider.

A fairly expensive, high-end gaming headset with an odd fabric look but a handy detachable cable and boom mic.

Popular wireless earbuds that feel high quality and light, though he only covers the unboxing.