The $500 washer is as high-end as consumer models get and the cleaning is very satisfying.
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Exceptional rear cameras and smarter software, but weak front camera, patchy apps and no Apple ecosystem made it unworkable as his main pho…
A polished, fun mid-ranger that punches above its weight, though the regular 4a is better value.
The best rugged phone he has seen, with a polished ecosystem, though it is niche and loses to Oppo.
Stylish, privacy-focused phone with thoughtful software and Ubuntu dual boot, though the camera app and finish are rough.
Impressed by the $10 kit, where charge travels through the metal frame so you can build it however you like.
Impressed by the $30 Frisbee with 108 LEDs, which senses movement and weighs no more than a normal one.
Balanced, dependable and tied into a strong ecosystem, which he decided matters more to him than the Oppo's camera strengths.
A $10,000 gold smartwatch that quickly became outdated, which he sees as Apple misjudging how smartwatch buyers think.
A bigger step up than expected, with great sound and noise cancellation, though the tighter fit is less comfortable on long journeys; he gi…
He loves his Torras case with stand on the iPhone; the Oppo alternative was terrible.
He feels he upgraded from AirPods Pro 3 and loves them, though they lack a charging magnet.
A creative £15 glass bowl that doubles as phone charger and light, which he finds delightful.
His favourite of the IKEA bunch, a playful lamp with detachable light and auto-off.
A £2 motion-sensing night light that works as well as Xiaomi's £12 one.
Non-Matter light strip at £13 that becomes configurable when paired with a Matter plug, great for the money.
Cheap £1.50 cabinet lights with motion sensors that are nice and bright.
A £5 Matter-over-Thread sensor that makes him wonder how IKEA turns a profit.
USB-C docking tea lights that really do last the claimed 35 hours.
A well-designed table that is also an air purifier, with neat hidden power supply and cable routing.
A £9 MagSafe charger that is light and wobbly but insane value if stuck down.
A £7 door sensor that works well in his gaming cabinet automation.
He calls the updated Android Auto the unexpected star of the show, with Gemini, 3D navigation and video playback.
His favourite part of Android 17, a built-in pause before opening distracting apps that copies One Sec.























