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He finds Gemini intelligence mostly impressive for fixing everyday annoyances, but notes limited availability and some features he would no…

He thinks Android 17 is a clever, eventful update that makes Apple's software look dull, though he wants to see how it performs in practice.

He has paid for One Sec and found it useful, though Google's copy will make it less necessary.

Ranked S tier: a treadmill with gaming on the phone made burning calories fun and easy.

Temperature control helps him sleep through the night, a mild assist rather than a main driver.

App-guided breathing trainer that gave noticeable lung strength results and was easy to use.

A well-made MagSafe phone controller with great triggers and joysticks, though Tommy didn't want it.

A digital board with physical pieces that is genuinely fun, and Tommy kept it.

A very small folding projector Arun loved and took home for travelling.

The kids were impressed that it prints a sticker from a spoken sentence, and rated it the best of the batch at about seven out of ten.

A surprisingly well-built $599 MacBook whose performance cuts make sense for students, though it lacks keyboard backlighting and feels less…

Fastest laptop in his tests with the best trackpad, speakers and ports, but it costs more for less RAM and storage and its screen shattered…

A mouthpiece toothbrush that cleans in 20 seconds and impressed both of them, even if it feels like a torture device.

The best electrolyte sachets he has found, making water less boring and quite clean.

A bought replacement for his desk chair that suits a fidgeter and keeps his core active.

The perfect water bottle he has searched for years to find, a 2L glass bottle with silicone and measurement markings.

A red and blue light mask with massage that he has only just started using but expects to love as a wind-down tool.

Calls it the most recommendable laptop in the world, despite a disguised price hike from removing the lower storage option.

Came second for battery life at just under 13 hours, helped by a dual silicon carbon battery setup.

His overall smartphone of the year, with a huge battery and a big camera upgrade, though it may be hard to buy in some regions.

Tiny power bank with the best size-to-output ratio he has seen, and it clearly beat a generic Amazon rival in his drain test.

A 2,000mAh keyring emergency power bank with built-in cables and a magnetic dock that keeps it charged.

Chosen as the multitool because it is as small as you can go without feeling like a toy and doesn't overlap with other gear.

A leak-proof 250ml folding flask that shrinks to a quarter of its size, and is his favourite right now.