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The hero of the haul: a $200 Indian phone with the best screen he has seen at the price and near-stock Android; rated 9.

An impressive sub-$80 Android TV projector with fast auto keystone correction, a strong 9.

A shockingly realistic Apple Watch lookalike for $15 with great straps and screen but poor step tracking, rated 9.

Surprisingly well-made and comfortable fake trainers, though they were too small for him.

A convincing fake Apple case that feels very close to the real thing, rated 9 out of 10.

A convincing watch with a hidden 1080p camera and infrared night vision that impressed him.

A weighty, balanced-sounding speaker for under $20, rated 8 out of 10, with sound from only one side.

A gadget that records both sides of an iPhone call using vibrations, with surprisingly good results, rated 8.

An automatic roti maker with a good non-stick surface that produced tasty rotis.

Smartphone of the year and a masterclass box-ticker, with only video graininess in low light as a complaint.

A metal saber that feels responsive enough to make him feel ready to take on the dark side.

The top saber leaves the cheaper ones behind, with a spinning kyber crystal, LCD and sound that adjusts to swing speed.

He rates it as the best of the three for attention to detail, with 3D artwork, earbuds in a mini backpack and a themed interface.

A collector's phone that took him two years to track down, packaged in a Pokédex with plenty of custom accessories.

Looks fairly plain at first, but the furry texture and colour-changing photochromic glass make it a proper limited edition.

An ergonomic chair that improves posture and is comfortable too, scoring 7 out of 10.

A frameless chair filled with tiny foam chips that he rated 9 out of 10 for comfort.

The over-the-top $5,000 massage chair won the comfort contest with a perfect 10 out of 10.

Impressed by how thin and capable Apple's last iPod Nano is, with a headphone jack and long battery life, and wishes phones were still made…

Impressively thorough Disney theming across software, back texture and even the camera, though large.

Dated 2012 phone, but the effort in packaging and theming is unmatched, earning a 9 out of 10.

Rare 32 of 50 edition that's the first Nokia assembled in Europe, tough and trust-focused rather than flashy.

Very generous package for the price, with a clever LED leather back, earning 8 out of 10.

His favourite smartphone of all time in an ultra-rare official gold version, beautiful though gold isn't practical.