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His main phone mostly for the Apple ecosystem and video quality, though he is not hugely impressed with this generation.

Still the best phone if you want a lot of battery life, beating every Android phone, though it is not cheap.

Its camera and software hold up impressively even on a heavy cinema-style rig, with strong low-light video and balanced exposure.

He thinks FaceTime is getting a lot better in iOS 17, with fun gesture reactions, automatic lighting adjustment and the ability to leave me…

Interchangeable cartridges made it legendary, though the screen is hard to see.

A generational leap with touchscreen and 3D capability, with a hinge that does not age well.

The $150 electric water pistol is in a league of its own, with a capacity display, three shooting modes and chargeable shots.

He thinks these are a big deal for the price, with adaptive noise cancellation, very long battery life and fast charging at just 99.

Cute, nicely built for the price, but it only has a car charger so it did not work in the room.

Works well as a ceiling projector with LED nebula and laser stars, though it appears to overheat.

Very cushioned, not what enthusiasts want, but a big upgrade on his sister's old one and easy on the wrists.

Solid feel, with USB-C input and output and a wireless charger that works well, and it suited the corner perfectly.

A 20-minute build but the most tasteful and cleanest item he bought, with no extra cables.

Large, cheap light with plenty of output that fits neatly under the desk.

Cheap foam inside but the fluffy outside feels nice and the cat took to it.

Self-assembly kit that makes a convincing thunderstorm effect, with a surprisingly cool voice activation.

Premium-feeling speaker with a showstopper light show, though the sound is quite compressed.

Extremely long and cheap strip that adds atmosphere, though the LEDs are widely spaced and the strip isn't bright.

Despite poor packaging and a farm smell, the most useful product of the haul, genuinely refreshing with iced water.

A vlogging-focused phone that finally puts as much effort into the front camera as the rear, with some fun AI features.

Calls it the most intelligent projector around, combining LED and laser with Dolby Vision, room scanning and optical zoom for much less tha…

Expensive for simple-looking bulbs, but the sunrise wake-up software solves the dark-night, bright-morning problem.

A multi-function fan, humidifier and purifier that made a big difference in his bedroom with little fuss.

A game-changing robot mower that cuts quietly on a schedule and is better for the grass, though boundary wire setup takes effort.