Mystery Xiaomi Smartphone Unboxing.

A cut-down Mi Note 10 at $380 that keeps the flagship glass and AMOLED display, with early impressions of the camera being good.

A splash-proof nail clipper that works fine, though he barely had any nails to test it on.

A jacket with two heat pads that works well and would be welcome in the UK, though it needs a power bank slotted in permanently.

A thin, light plastic LCD writing pad that wipes with one tap; he is a fan and hasn't used anything like it.

A smart ukulele with LED guides that makes a great learning tool, though the app's song selection is limited.

Xiaomi's 2020 flagship that trades blows with the Galaxy S20 Ultra on specs, covered in separate videos.

A $200 near-copy of the DJI Osmo Pocket with great stabilisation, but only worth it if you're active, and the phone has better dynamic range.

Used as the reference for the FIMI Palm; a tiny 4K gimbal camera at around $350.

A tiny, cheap, comfortable shaver that got the result he wanted.

A $90 phone with a textured back, big display and 5000mAh battery that offers luxuries you don't expect at this price.

Used as his reference point for cheap phones; he likes Nokia for fast updates.

$19 earbuds that feel cheap but sound surprisingly rich, bassy and detailed.

Used as a premium comparison for the Xiaomi earbuds, with a sturdier case and USB-C.

A satisfying Bluetooth Rubik's-style cube that pairs with an app to teach you how to solve it.

Clean-looking speaker with a volume dial, quick pairing and louder than expected, but distorts at max volume.

An earlier transparent edition he thought was epic, though the visible parts were not real components.

A one-off prototype showing the phone's real working components, with Mi 10 Pro-like specs, not for sale.

A $299 phone similar to the Mi Note 10 Lite that trades away the AMOLED screen and some performance, but its camera and battery are interesting.