I tested 15 Gadgets from the FUTURE.

Speaker shower head he thought was a poor idea, with a weak magnet and an incident that scarred him.

Impressive laser engraver that etched his phone case straight from an app, though clearly dangerous.

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

Paper plane with app-controlled propellers that took 15 minutes to build and was hard to control, ending with a lost plane.

Brings Mario Kart into your room with a camera-equipped kart, and he loved it.

Mouse with a built-in fan that is silent but weaker than he expected.

Clean, slick charging system with a self-reinforcing loop that is almost idiot proof.

More capable than he expected and tracks as much as a smartwatch, but the new subscription is a downside.

Cheap and effective fix for frayed cables that seals, insulates and waterproofs.

Magnetic levitating bulb with a wireless charging base that he loved enough to keep set up permanently.

Swinging the tray with four hot teas did not spill a drop.

Open-ear design that stays put, sounds nice and lasts 12 to 16 hours, but he is unsure about the looks and there is no noise cancelling.

Metal speaker with surprisingly good bass for its size, though he doubts the audiophile claim.

Turns an ordinary laptop into a triple-screen setup using just two USB cables, and he ranked it number one.

Folding seven-display laptop he has not yet used but calls completely next level.