Everything I've tested.

Technically impressive 4.9mm modular phone, but the modular idea is niche and he can't give it more than a B.

A monolithic rugged phone with a bright camping light, projector, night vision and huge battery, earning A tier.

A Samsung Galaxy S25 with locked-down software that genuinely helps you cut distractions while keeping good hardware.

Impressively wrapped display but awkward to read and use, so a C tier, suited only to digital detox users.

Impressive purse display effects, but impractical for battery and risky for a delicate folding screen, so D tier.

Uncomfortable square phone with a mediocre rotating camera, but great AI software and free internet, so B tier.

Smaller Frames in the guest rooms complete the look with art and are easy to use as TVs.

Turns a protein shake into proper ice cream and he rates it a 10, calling it the underdog next to the slushy machine.

Hidden 15W wireless chargers that let guests charge without needing a cable.

A touch-screen whiteboard on wheels that the team uses for planning and collaboration; the 55-inch suited the room better than the 86-inch.

Scalp massagers that give tingles across the body in the best way.

The $22,000 outdoor-designed LED sofas were uncomfortable, had dim LEDs and cable clutter, and were the worst buy of the house.

Simple piece of engineering that stops tea foaming over so you can leave it on high heat.

Heats and froths milk drinks to 80°C and gives very frothy results.

An extreme purchase, but customisable look, sound and feel make it worthwhile for him.

A great punching bag first, with useful tech tracking punch speed and power and guided workouts.

Zero regrets splurging on them as they feel a cut above other gyms.

Used in hallways to control AC, blinds and lights, but he prefers repurposing iPhones for in-room control.

Seriously fast blender that was instantly amazing, with a ready-to-go smoothie bottle and no drips.

Bought for parties they never hosted, so it got removed.

Better solution than wireless chargers, with two covering everyone's needs and a magnetic base that is easy for anyone to use.

Extremely comfortable motorised chair with heating, ventilation and massage, but he is still undecided about another gadget to charge.

The final missing piece of his mouse setup, lifting the wrist to reduce strain.

They have fallen in love with these masks, which use red and blue light to clear skin.