I spent $10,000 on the craziest TRANSPARENT Tech.

A modern reimagining of the transparent Game Boy that he was excited to buy.

Looks premium but is more translucent than transparent, so it loses out to the Afterglow.

Futuristic and fun to watch, but uneven cooking makes it poor value at $3,000.

Produces astonishingly clear ice but is too slow and expensive for most people.

A high-tier keyboard with the most impressive lighting he has seen, despite glossy keys and a quirky font.

The keyboard-switch mouse sounds exciting but is just a normal click, so it looks stupid and is stupid.

A quiet, more sophisticated near-fully transparent mouse that earns a place on the shelf.

Considers a transparent laptop the worst product to make transparent.

Earbuds pull off transparency well but the case hides everything; sound is slightly bassier.

Weakest transparency, but the sound is as detailed as the others for less money.

Luxury glass speaker with phenomenal bass for its size and a design flex.

Not very transparent, but nice to look at and he likes it enough to keep it on the setup.

Cheap copy gives 65% of the sound and 90% of the design for 20% of the price.

A monstrous 300W power bank with the nicest display he has seen, earning a place on the setup.

A good attempt, but wireless charging wastes so much energy that it makes little sense as a travel power bank.

Gorgeous showpiece with 16 coils, but it only charges two devices and is fiddly, so it misses the setup.

Cool to watch work, but light leaks through the body so it is pure design and functionally useless.

Useless for card games, can't be seen through as a deck, and they are yellowing.

Won the Hall of Fame as a cheap, enjoyable controller that makes the most of its transparency.

Triangular 24,000 mAh power bank with a nicely integrated display, let down by a frosted battery area.

Beautiful and transparent, but the photo quality and no-screen experience are too gimmicky to recommend.

Best transparency of the three earbuds and the best noise cancellation, so he keeps them.

Excellent modernised Game Boy screen, but it didn't make him want to play old games and it misses the setup.