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

The best Transformers phone he has seen, with intentional theming and wallpapers that avoid the usual software mess.

Praises the Fairphone 5 for being easy to repair, with swappable parts, a long warranty and long software support, though it is not fully w…

The $50 Japanese carbon steel knife has a good rosewood handle and slices with almost no effort.

He would buy the kids' Cybertruck for himself, as it is quick, has decent range and costs a fraction of the real one.

The slimmer, lighter PSP he grew up with, adding TV output years before the Switch.

A groundbreaking handheld with a stunning screen, analog nub and UMD discs that he loves nostalgically.

He calls it the future of rulers, praising its 0.1 mm accuracy, unit switching, map scale and division features.

The most effective transparent tech he's tested; good upper-end consumer sound, but you pay extra for style. Seven out of ten.

A toy-like kids' watch phone that's easy to use and genuinely useful with SOS and heart-rate alerts; nine out of ten.

Pricey for the sound, but the lighting, style and character are brilliant; eight out of ten.

A premium steam rice cooker that gives distinct, individual grains; a subtle improvement, rated seven.

A smart blower-and-vacuum cleaner that worked brilliantly on his keyboard; an easy nine.

Smart split camera and printer that he'd genuinely use daily, with a clever QR code feature; nine out of ten.

Cheap add-ons that add resistance for subtler joystick control, rated seven out of ten.

A neck speaker that gives surprisingly good positional gaming audio and comfort, though light on bass. Seven out of ten.

Not technologically groundbreaking but sticky, squishy and comfortable.

Well thought out emoji-key mechanical keyboard that feels neither high-end nor cheap; eight out of ten for $80.

An easy win that protects buttons and adds a lot of grip.

A dense, powerful and quirky console with a great controller, undone by competition from the PS2.

Not powerful, but its simple design and motion controls brought casual players in and made it Nintendo's big success.

A wacky but groundbreaking console whose analog stick and Mario 64 defined 3D gaming.

Mid-range phone of the year: no real weak link, great photos and a price that drops fast.

A very close runner-up for best compact phone, with good looks, performance and cameras better than the specs suggest.