I tested every new Apple Product!

A surprisingly well-built $599 MacBook whose performance cuts make sense for students, though it lacks keyboard backlighting and feels less agile.

Calls it the most recommendable laptop in the world, despite a disguised price hike from removing the lower storage option.

An exceptional machine, but he is critical of Apple's vague 'up to five times faster' claims and the missing power brick in the EU.

A powerful but unexciting update that doesn't deliver what people wanted, such as more storage.

Barely updated after four years and still 60Hz at $1,600, so he suggests buying the old model for half the price.

A welcome replacement for the Pro Display XDR with 120Hz, mini LED and a bundled stand, though the 27-inch size leaves a gap for larger screens.

A solid, reliable phone for business buyers, but dated looks and weak cameras mean individuals should spend a bit more on the iPhone 17.

Described as honestly pretty fantastic and the better buy over the 17e.

Suggested as the Android alternative that gives a lot more phone for the same money as the 17e.