Weird & wonderful

Looks and feels terrifying, and he was far slower than his friend Josh, though he thinks he may simply be the problem.

A real, buyable wrist flamethrower that made him feel like a superhero, though he missed his first shot and it is risky; 6 out of 10.

Wallet-sized earphones that are impressively slim, though he wondered about battery life.

A strange flattened camera that feels solid and takes quirky, old-school style photos.

Extremely thin folding sunglasses, 0.9cm folded, so thin he felt they could slice fruit.

A mouse mat so thin it feels like gripping air, and he found it ridiculous.

Very sharp and fun to wear, but the blade is not deep enough to cut vegetables.

A silly automatic bubble gun that he enjoyed despite his dog not being a fan.

A strange smoke bubble toy aimed at small children that he joked was vaping for kids.

It works as a carrot sharpener and makes decorative flowers, though he prefers the sharpening.

Colourful flames that looked straight out of Harry Potter.

A self-powered LED shower head he loved, putting it in his hall of fame.

Ridiculously large and needs two hands, yet he found it surprisingly usable.

A silly, unwieldy 44-inch pencil that is fun but hard to use.

Extremely rare and hard to source, but he calls it the nicest keyboard he has ever used.

A full Android watch on the wrist is a fun novelty, but it is huge and makes the wrist sore.

Giant speakers shaped like earphones that he named product of the year and the favourite of the video.

Tiny working handheld with an OLED screen that was cooler than he expected.

A wild gaming phone with a great unboxing and aggressive design, let down by plain software with no Bruce Lee theming.

A knockoff with arguably the ugliest phone front he has seen, though at least the design is original.

Used as a running gag, tested on a banana; no clear verdict given.

Fun, creative Etsy bath bombs; the iPhone ones were the perfect Etsy product.

Gold chocolate wasn't appetising to look at, but it was tasty and a fun, personalised Etsy find.

Loves the rethought concept and smooth trackball, but finds the vertical mouse more comfortable, so 7 out of 10.