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A big step up with online play, achievements and a great interface, though loud and hit by the Red Ring of Death.

A smaller, quieter, cheaper TV-box-style Xbox with HDR and 4K Blu-ray that fixed the original One's strategy.

A molded keypad with tiny finger travel and at least six inputs per finger that he rated 8 out of 10.

The weirdest of the six: a Transformer-like device that projects a working trackpad onto any surface.

Impressed by a display that both folds and rolls, and expects rolling TVs and screens that resize themselves to follow.

Loves the fresh approach of spinning satellites in a vacuum wheel, which cuts fuel use and launch costs.

One of his two Android all-rounder winners, with a superb screen, zoom camera and S Pen.

A free cardboard case that fitted better than shop-bought ones and protected the phone in a drop test.

Impressed by the noteboard, which works as both a bedside lamp and a place to jot down ideas.

Easy to latch onto a wheel and looked cool once pedalling.

Surprisingly thin, needs no mains connection and has a mode that avoids looking harsh.

A set-and-forget heated mug that keeps his tea at the right temperature and helps his productivity.

His number ten pick, a hands-free bin that keeps things tidy and makes recycling easier.

An overkill but genuinely effective smart toothbrush that he thinks is worth investing in for health.

A premium steel bottle with scent-based flavour pods that gets him drinking more water, though it will not turn water into juice.

His favourite massager, relaxing and quiet, with extra face treatments like microcurrent and LED.

Still scheduled to clean every night and roughly halves the time spent vacuuming, despite struggling with a high rug.

Almost nothing in the box, but it delivers the same games for half the price.

Colour made a huge difference and he has a new appreciation for it, despite a rattly build.

A generous true successor with better controls and backwards compatibility, though the screen is not backlit.

Not revolutionary, but better battery life and wider appeal made it the best-selling DS.

The most stylish way to play GBA games, with a backlight, rechargeable battery and fold-up design.

Powerful cordless handheld car vacuum that he thought was exactly what his mum needs.

Absurdly bright torch picked as a breakdown tool for the boot, with a built-in fan.