I Tested Every YouTuber Tech Product

A bulky, heavy BlackBerry-style keyboard case with a few good touches, but too many compromises for him; he gave it 4/10.

A clever fix for people who get headaches from 3D films that works properly and costs only $10; he scored it 8/10.

A useful and slightly overkill habit tracker that beats phone apps, though the touch plates are a bit fiddly; 8/10.

An impressive, detailed saber, but he marks it down because the sabers are rebadged from a Chinese maker at twice the price without being upfront; 5/10.

A fun, fairly reliable toy web shooter, though the motor lacks pulling force; not really a serious product.

A sharp, well-built and cheap utility knife handle, marred by an awkward closing mechanism; 6.5/10.

Nicely designed hardware, but the health tracking is wildly inaccurate and the software is rough, so not this time.

A properly made, genuinely cool miniature lightsaber blowtorch; he gave it the first 9/10, though the colour inserts are pricey.

Basically a good marinara with slightly misleading marketing and a high price; he gave it 7/10.

An elite-tier YouTuber product that smartly builds on MegaPro's design; he scored it 9.5/10.

He likes the flavour but dislikes the 'no junk' label on an ultra-processed candy that costs about $5 a bag; 6.5/10.

A slick, fair-feeling wallpaper app, despite a pricey subscription and long ads; a solid 6/10.

A fun, nerdy box that encourages curiosity but costs $60 and some items may become clutter; 7/10.

Very thin and nice to hold, but scratches easily and is hard to justify at $60; 5/10.

A well-thought-out build box with a disc launcher that impressed him; he gave it 9/10 and the Hall of Fame.

Used as the comparison against the sponsor and found slower and pricier.