Weird & wonderful

Describes it as a questionable $30,000 doghouse with a pool and treadmill, shown with amusement rather than a verdict.

A very cute tiny rugged phone that's impressive for how much survived the shrinking.

A really weird AR t-shirt that shows your insides through an app, a cool learning tool as well as a toy.

An unusual tiny printer you swipe across paper, though tall images were hard to get right.

One of the coolest things on the list, letting you hear through walls.

Unofficial Lego-like iPhone case with swappable bricks that he is a big fan of.

One of the most portable and coolest ways to type on the go, though it needs a flat surface.

An inexpensive clip-on lamp for power banks that is bright but looks a bit funny and blocks ports.

A unique and versatile reusable notebook with a scanning app, though he does not think it is revolutionary.

An absurdly exclusive $120,000 diamond-studded Cobra phone, only eight made and delivered by helicopter.

Odd-looking phone with plenty of strange design choices, but the camera, screen and battery are good enough for a thumbs up at under $300.

A red, KFC-branded mid-range phone made for the chain's 30th anniversary in China, with a jukebox-style music app and only 5,000 units.

An interesting head-tracking cursor app for Android, but it needs configuration and is not for everybody.

Loud and cheaply packaged, but it does what it claims and is fun to play with.

Impressively close to the real iPhone X in looks and build for $80, but the software is a skinned Android and it lacks the real features.