Weird & wonderful

A propeller launches into the room and lands unpredictably, which he calls a literal nightmare.

The most comfortable sliders he has found, though a little noisy and pricey.

A tiny replica of the Henry Hoover that is grim-looking but has surprisingly good suction.

A cute tiny CD that starts music playing on your phone via NFC.

Chaotic, with a clever NFC case that changes the wallpaper and suits the anime style, but not to his taste.

The wackiest of the three, packaged like a treasure chest with lots of accessories and plenty of love in the custom animations and icons.

A full miniature working Croc that he finds amusing.

A gun-shaped case where you fold down the grip to charge and reload to use the AirPods.

Turns the phone into the lid of a storage box, and the grip doubles as a handle, which he finds a clever idea.

A case that carries lipstick, and he says the result does not look too bad.

A handheld printer that rolls designs onto your skin, and he seemed impressed with the result.

A toilet roll holder styled like a Polaroid camera that lets you 'print' your toilet paper.

Crocs with built-in headlights, shown as a joke for finding the toilet at night.

Cool but unwieldy specialist macro lens that can get inside things, rated 7 out of 10.

The best water gun available, with clever features, but poor value at $250.

A handmade, hyper-realistic skin-textured charger that works but he found deeply disturbing and absurdly expensive.

He finds the coin-eating money bag a bit freaky but does not give a clear judgement.

He calls the Gastly humidifier the coolest idea ever, with mist that mimics the Pokémon's own.

The loudest whistle in the test, with a 2 mile range and underwater use, loud enough to nearly deafen him despite ear protection.

Shows off a giant working iPhone whose flash is so bright it feels like walking into the sun.

A spaghetti-shaped serving spoon that looks terrifying but grips pasta well.

A gun-shaped bottle opener that works as he expected, with magnets keeping the cap in the chamber.

A strange screw-into-a-lemon sprayer that does work, though he finds it odd.

A giant pencil sharpener for carrots that works and looks presentable, but leaves a dangerously pointy carrot.