I tested the FIRST EVER limited Edition iPhone!

A charming Pokéball-themed shaver that gets the balance right, rated a solid B tier.

Cool, tasteful Astro Bot design, though the hyped LED eyes do nothing, so it earns a B tier.

A nostalgic keyboard inspired by the original transparent green Xbox that he loves, rated A tier.

Not exceptional to use, but it completes the look and comes with a charging dock that doubles as a signal extender.

Impressively themed box, case and software, but only A tier-level: impressive without blowing him away.

A masterclass in branding with a fan-designed story, but the glow-in-the-dark finish is an underwhelming gimmick, so B tier.

Effective haptics and better than the strap, but pricey and he wouldn't use it himself, so C tier.

Standard DualSense Edge in a lovely retro theme with detailed 30 touches.

Part of the 30th Anniversary bundle that feels like unboxing a piece of history.

Phenomenal unboxing and nostalgic design, though just simple reskins with little unique software, so A tier.

Absurdly rare, but it is a completely standard black iPhone 16 Pro, so he gives it an F.

The best special edition he has used, a thinner and upgraded Fold 6 exclusive to Korea and China, rated A tier.

The crown jewel: luxurious specs, sapphire back and silver-gold cooling that genuinely improves performance, earning S tier.

Used as the benchmark flagship in the stress test against the Red Magic.