I built my sister's DREAM DEN with only TEMU products

Very cushioned, not what enthusiasts want, but a big upgrade on his sister's old one and easy on the wrists.

Cute, nicely built for the price, but it only has a car charger so it did not work in the room.

Not bad for the price, though the exposed circuit board and remote control are unimpressive.

Solid feel, with USB-C input and output and a wireless charger that works well, and it suited the corner perfectly.

Large, cheap light with plenty of output that fits neatly under the desk.

Roughly half as good as a BlendJet at a tenth of the price, and portable blenders are rarely used anyway.

Extremely long and cheap strip that adds atmosphere, though the LEDs are widely spaced and the strip isn't bright.

Cheap foam inside but the fluffy outside feels nice and the cat took to it.

Good quality mirror but smaller than it looked in the listing.

Works well as a ceiling projector with LED nebula and laser stars, though it appears to overheat.

Poorly presented and discoloured, but fine as a reading chair rather than a desk chair.

Smaller than expected but the light highlights the mist nicely; it might overheat.

Despite poor packaging and a farm smell, the most useful product of the haul, genuinely refreshing with iced water.

A 20-minute build but the most tasteful and cleanest item he bought, with no extra cables.

A very good idea with simple execution, just a reflective piece of plastic.

Nice finish and clever self-opening spring, but too small to hold even a can.

Premium-feeling speaker with a showstopper light show, though the sound is quite compressed.

Self-assembly kit that makes a convincing thunderstorm effect, with a surprisingly cool voice activation.

Thin and light but fluffy; works over carpet, not ideal for hard flooring.

Not real neon, but a decent good vibe; the back looks terrible.