Weird & wonderful

A 16GB USB stick that looks almost identical to a normal Lego brick and can be built into creations.

A memory stick that transforms into a robot dog, which he finds amusing but does not judge.

A 32GB USB stick built into a tiny Swiss army knife, which he jokes is the most useful USB he has seen.

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

A keycap with a working fidget spinner that spins pretty fast.

Credit-card-sized handheld with surprisingly good buttons and controls.

Surprisingly impressive print quality for such a small machine, though it took a whole day to print one model.

He mocks the baby-oriented case, joking about the brown interior and babies owning iPhones.

He finds it creepy as well as embarrassing, though the nose does work as a grip and stand.

He is unnerved by the pants-style case, which comes with an odd 'change your pants daily' message.

Impressively bright X-Men-style glasses, though he warns they could blind someone.

A playful mug that you can build on, such as adding wheels or a Spider-Man figure.

A remote-controlled party cooler with a surprisingly full-sounding speaker, not cutting edge but cleverly put together.

An app-controlled electric ab belt used for a pain-tolerance showdown; he found it very weird.

Loves the Pac-Man theming, software touches and glow-in-the-dark back, and notes it is the cheapest phone on the list.

A fitness tracker that electrocutes you over bad habits, and the shock was a really hard pinch.

A soft robotic cat that reacts to touch, which he found oddly appealing compared with his real cat.

Looks homemade and unsafe, though the spinning lasers felt like a superpower.

A strange singing instrument he found baffling and a bit inappropriate to play.

A well-built, fun gun that fires table salt at pests and has real impact.

Fast and hard to control, though he managed to ride them after a few scary attempts.

A 40-inch iPhone made from an iPhone 6s mirrored to a TV via Apple TV, which sounds ridiculous but works.

A custom-made original-style Game Boy that Arun called one of the coolest pieces of tech he had seen so far.

A huge, heavy RC car he calls one of the coolest things he has unboxed, about 11.5 times faster than a normal one.