A safe refresh that brings the M1 chip to a much lower price, though the storage options are awkward.
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Two M1 Max chips fused for double the CPU and GPU performance, which he found shocking, though real-world results outside Apple apps remain…
Gave Neuralink the top 10 out of 10 for the monkey controlling a game by thought alone.
Lab-grown meat saves animals and lets nutrition be tailored, earning 8 out of 10.
Building-sized 3D printers that made spherical earth houses in 8 days earn a 7 out of 10.
One of the coolest things he has ever seen: a cheap lens-sheet invisibility cloak, rated 8 out of 10.
Engineered male mosquitoes could collapse malaria-spreading populations; incredible innovation but raises ethical questions.
Calls the new dbrand Atomic edition case ridiculously nice.
The biggest upgrade to his filming room, turning the whole wall into a colour canvas.
By far the best spec phone for the money, though it needs some fiddling with ads and launcher.
An impressive budget phone with a great screen, battery and build, but he warns that the 5G, software and camera hide compromises.
A stealthy titanium-backed iPhone that survived an air rifle pellet without a mark, and he could see himself using it.
Absurdly loud speaker, thermal and infrared night vision and a built-in flashlight impressed him.
Its 15,600mAh battery beat the Galaxy S22 Ultra through sheer capacity despite likely poor efficiency.
Tiny rugged phone whose two-way radio mode gave clearer, free calls than a normal call over about a kilometre.
A cheap off-grid home with its own wind and solar power and water collection, controlled by one app; rated seven out of ten.
A vacuum-sealed cooker that is five times more energy efficient than a barbecue and can cook using only sunlight.
His number-one pick: clear solar glass that could turn every window into a power source.
Drones that plant 20,000 trees a day at about 50 cents each, tackling deforestation at scale.
Mealworms can digest plastic, and mass-producing their enzyme could solve plastic waste; rated nine out of ten.
Roads built from recycled plastic that last longer, need less maintenance and cut emissions; one of his favourite examples.
High-tech floor tiles that turn footsteps into electricity without changing people's behaviour; rated eight out of ten.
Pens filled with ink made from captured air pollution, rated eight out of ten.
Strong, oven-safe plates made from wheat bran that you can eat afterwards; he calls them god tier.























