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The M1 MacBook was so fluid in Final Cut Pro that it made the Mac Pro redundant at a fraction of the price.

The most extreme smartphone he has used, with a borderless screen, big battery and a very serious cooling system.

The coolest toy he has ever used, marked down slightly by the $549 price and the need to buy two; he gives it a 9.

Gamifies water fights with a display and pressurised water bullets, but is inaccurate past about five metres; he gives it a 7.

A movie-accurate premium lightsaber with its own software that feels unbelievably premium, costing around 100 times a toy-shop saber.

A 155mph RC car that does exactly what it promises, expensive but a straight 10.

Self-moving chess board he loves, though the pieces feel cheaper than their price suggests; he gives it a strong 8/10.

The winner for Arun's needs, with a sharper screen, better webcam, speakers and trackpad, and far better battery life, though it has fewer…

The sort of Windows gaming laptop to spend the £1,600 on if you want to game seriously, with a graphics card almost four times more powerfu…

Stores all tickets and codes in one place and reminds you before they expire.

Strips recipes down to what you need, without the ads and life stories, and converts units for you.

Adds the missing ability to shortcut into apps from the iOS lock screen, which helps him act on key notifications.

His go-to wallpaper app, with a clean interface, high quality wallpapers and a fair one-off price to remove ads.

Puts group travel plans, itineraries and research in one place, even if the content is sourced elsewhere.

His favourite app of the list, for AI editing that understands foreground and background, though AI portraits cost per use.

A beautifully designed focus app that grows a tree while you stay off distracting apps.

Cheap surplus food that helps businesses and the planet, though availability depends on your area.

Transcribes meetings and events and made their iPhone 14 launch video much quicker to produce.

Tracks parcels from your email automatically and shows updates on the home screen.

Isolates vocals and instruments in any track using AI, which he finds almost unbelievable.

A decluttered launcher that filters notifications, and the best compromise he has seen for staying focused.

A growing library of Android home screen setups that tells you exactly what was used to make each one.

A home screen widget that shows photos from close friends and partners without opening an app or showing ads.

The most accessible and fun way to learn chess, getting you playing and then fixing mistakes.