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A roughly £30 Ikea desk that looks far more expensive than it is, with nothing online close on price.

A $3 extra-large mouse pad that is grippy on the back and works well.

His second phone, used mostly for sharper, more cinematic photos and Google's editing tools.

Samsung's foldables have the best software and the widest availability, with a taskbar he calls a game changer.

Crisp, upbeat sound with lovely attention to detail, though slightly lacking bass; rated 8 out of 10 for the price.

His favourite core phone design so far, with a smooth rounded body and clever photochromic glass.

Brilliant Harry Potter presentation with genuinely improved specs, and worth the effort of importing from China.

An insane piece of equipment that would have been a dream gift 15 years ago.

Premium, cohesive Genshin Impact packaging and theme with 160W charging, though the back design is only so-so.

The laptop he still uses daily, feeling far faster than Intel models, with a 1080p webcam though the notch is unnecessary.

A night-and-day screen upgrade in a thin body, with a keyboard he thinks Apple peaked on.

A nostalgic plastic laptop that felt high-end and was the first fun computer he used.

Solid, bright and fast, the best-selling MacBook ever and the first proper MacBook design.

A paradigm-changing thin laptop and one of Apple's top moments, with a multi-touch trackpad that felt intuitive.

A well-reviewed, no-gimmick Pro laptop that nailed the fundamentals, though the webcam was still poor.

Calls it the most extreme vacuum cleaner he has owned, praising its smart mapping, rug detection and a very capable dock.

He calls it the most intelligent phone camera he has seen, with standout night shooting and video thanks to a dedicated imaging chip.

Impressed by the hidden PlayStation shapes in the grip texture, calling it real attention to detail.

Small gadget that turns ordinary objects into speakers, with sound that ranges from punchy on a saucepan to impressive on a lunch box pair.

Ridiculously good value phone with record-breaking 210W charging and a surprisingly detailed 200MP camera, though software support is short.

Brings Mario Kart into your room with a camera-equipped kart, and he loved it.

Loves it as an LED lamp with Lego-like pieces that slot together.

The $500 Lenovo is a big step up from the Coda and has very little wrong with it for everyday use and light gaming.

A chunky gaming laptop with a big step up in screen, graphics and responsiveness, though the build and trackpad are not better.