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A strong upgrade with a faster chip that fixes the lag, a bigger battery and useful new health features.

Actually deserves the Ultra name, with a 35% bigger battery and a 5,000-nit display, though the brightness is excessive for most uses.

A Samsung Galaxy S25 with locked-down software that genuinely helps you cut distractions while keeping good hardware.

A monolithic rugged phone with a bright camping light, projector, night vision and huge battery, earning A tier.

E-ink back that changes colour using no battery is cool, earning A tier despite not beating important features.

Turns a protein shake into proper ice cream and he rates it a 10, calling it the underdog next to the slushy machine.

Smaller Frames in the guest rooms complete the look with art and are easy to use as TVs.

More affordable, smoother and higher resistance than any other high-end under-desk elliptical he has tried.

Better solution than wireless chargers, with two covering everyone's needs and a magnetic base that is easy for anyone to use.

Kept in the cinema room wellness section for football injuries.

Heats and froths milk drinks to 80°C and gives very frothy results.

A great punching bag first, with useful tech tracking punch speed and power and guided workouts.

Same price as the Miele but far more intuitive, especially for guests.

Gas fire pit that lights in 30 seconds, has a four times bigger fire and extras like LED, speaker and wireless chargers.

Expensive full-fit acoustic treatment that makes the office feel like a library.

Simple piece of engineering that stops tea foaming over so you can leave it on high heat.

They have fallen in love with these masks, which use red and blue light to clear skin.

Seriously fast blender that was instantly amazing, with a ready-to-go smoothie bottle and no drips.

Scalp massagers that give tingles across the body in the best way.

Zero regrets splurging on them as they feel a cut above other gyms.

Replaced dotty LED strips under the kitchen island and gives well-diffused light.

The final missing piece of his mouse setup, lifting the wrist to reduce strain.

67W wall charger with built-in retractable cable that he finds insanely useful around the house.

Self-watering pots mean watering about once a month, and now every plant in the house uses them.