Battery hero

He calls it the best investment for aspiring creators, praising its 9g weight, easy clip-on design, range, audio quality and battery life.

Calls it an absolute game changer thanks to its detachable magnetic power bank charger, active Halo lighting and very fast 100W charging.

The fastest Android phone, with huge battery life, loud speakers and fast charging, but not enough to make an iPhone user switch.

A round, good-looking smartwatch with excellent week-long battery life, held back by a limited app store and inconsistent apps.

Exceptionally smart with a great telephoto camera, software and battery life, but held back by weak video, thermals and unfinished features…

Slimmer and lighter than his 14 Pro Max, with the best battery life of any phone he has used day to day.

His main phone mostly for the Apple ecosystem and video quality, though he is not hugely impressed with this generation.

Still the best phone if you want a lot of battery life, beating every Android phone, though it is not cheap.

Its camera and software hold up impressively even on a heavy cinema-style rig, with strong low-light video and balanced exposure.

He thinks these are a big deal for the price, with adaptive noise cancellation, very long battery life and fast charging at just 99.

A gimbal unlike any other he has used, with clever AI tracking, a built-in tripod and selfie stick, and long battery life, making it his be…

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

Tests the phone with the world's biggest battery, which barely drops during an hour and a half of video and is claimed to last 94 days on s…

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

Named the most timeless phone and a discounted sweet spot, better than the near-identical iPhone 14.

Won the gaming award as a powerful, well-cooled multimedia powerhouse with the best speakers and battery of any mainstream device.

The cheapest full-scale 2019 flagship, with a Snapdragon 855, great cameras and very fast charging for under $500.

Won the battery test with 8h41m, a very good score, but only level with last year's Snapdragon Note 20 Ultra.

An impressive budget phone with a great screen, battery and build, but he warns that the 5G, software and camera hide compromises.

Its 15,600mAh battery beat the Galaxy S22 Ultra through sheer capacity despite likely poor efficiency.

A small phone with top-end performance, battery and features at a fair price, let down only by a dull design and weak front camera.

His daily phone, with a phenomenal camera, though he wants sharper-edge changes, USB-C, bigger battery and more customisation.

Joint best money-no-object phone, with the best screen, camera and battery life, refined almost to perfection.

An extraordinary gaming phone with top speakers, battery and performance, held back by an average camera, and good value at the base price…