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The PSP is his favourite console of all time, with over 1,000 hours in Monster Hunter Freedom Unite.

His favourite phone game by far, loved for its tower-defence strategy.

He shares five handy WhatsApp tricks, calling the home screen chat shortcut probably the coolest one.

Samsung's Good Lock apps give customisation that iPhones can't match.

He calls IFTTT the choice of real tech masters and shares his go-to automations.

Tiny and incredibly simple plug that keeps dust out of the phone port.

The standout of the haul: a solid, comfortable laptop stand for working in bed.

A fun, comfortable hanging chair with a lot of movement, though he worries about its structural integrity.

A surprisingly convincing Apple Watch Ultra lookalike for the price, with sleep tracking that was partly accurate.

A cheap sensor bin that does most of the job of his normal one, though the lid opens too hard.

Smaller than expected, but it soaks up enough water to keep the bathroom floor from getting wet.

The fake scented water bottle smelled better than the real one despite poor packaging.

A toy parachute built for action figures that successfully carried a smartphone through a 50-foot drop without damage.

Calls it probably the biggest iPhone update ever, with contact posters, AirDrop, StandBy and Messages the highlights, though still in beta.

His pick as the most unbelievable PC of the bunch, and he says he loves it.

An incredibly squidgy yet supportive chair that felt fantastic from every angle.

A beautifully finished custom Switch that he felt was closer to art than a cheap 3D-printed job.

Ridiculously sharp 33-layer knives that he called a stupid amount of money but unlike anything he had seen.

A monster 8K projector bought as a gift for his parents' basement cinema, which impressed his dad.

Rough-looking 3D-printed shoes that surprisingly feel fantastic, and he kept them.

Impossibly light magnesium mouse with 8,000Hz polling that glides with no perceptible latency.

An imposing, fully articulating lamp with excellent light quality and a 60-year life, though very pricey.

Can replace several apps and hides fun quizzes, games and reminders that many people never use.

One of the only genuinely premium phones in such a small size, and good value at $699.