Everything I've tested.

Confusing design with a white back that isn't clear and doesn't match the phone colours; rated 4 out of 10.

A comfy case he rates 7 out of 10 and would pick if buying Apple-branded.

Looks decent but bent permanently out of shape when he took it off, so he gives it a three.

The toughest case Apple has made, but it overcorrected from FineWoven and feels like an itchy sweater.

Premium-feeling and protective while preserving the feel of the Air, but very expensive for the material.

Nicely made, but buying it for the Air is a contradiction and makes the phone thicker than a 17 Pro Max.

Faster, double the storage and includes an adapter for just $2 more.

Feels cheap and plasticky next to the Anker, though not a bad product.

Used as an example of Amazon copying a premium product with recycled materials and lifetime warranty.

Adjustable stand but dimmer, with worse colour than the cheaper ASUS.

Sturdier, brighter and cheaper than the Amazon Basics monitor.

Woven finish feels more durable and it has far more reviews than the Amazon version.

Placed first in search but is a poor deal next to the SanDisk.

Metal chassis and satisfying keys make this affordable combo a pleasant surprise.

Sounds pretty good but is plain and costs more than a rival that has extras.

Fun and spontaneous to use, but not very comfortable and hard to justify at over $2,500.

Interesting autopilot reading mode, but low resolution, a fiddly remote and clunky AI mean it makes little sense for most people.

Cooked a restaurant-quality paneer unattended, but it is expensive, needs a subscription and leaves the prep and washing up to you.

Adorable, but it barely cools anything and solves a problem that waiting 90 seconds fixes.

Looks ridiculous but did about half the ironing, and he commends the innovation.

A brush-wheeled grill cleaning robot that he tested, with concerns about edges and how it notifies you.

Produces unbelievably good soft serve, but the prep and washing up make it the opposite of lazy.

The standout of the video: seals and replaces the bag automatically, with a 180-day battery, earning 90% effort saved.

A modular couch tray with a self-balancing cup holder that he finds clunky and overengineered.