From the totally awesome to totally absurd.
You never know what’s going to come out of the minds of MI6’s Q agents.
Rifle, ammo, tear gas, money, throwing knife, it’s got it all.
Sean Connery’s bird wetsuit in ‘Goldfinger’.MGM
Just don’t get drunk and start flinging this thing around.
Just slip inside this fake croc and sneak into a smuggler’s palace.
The small yet totally not subtle surveillance bot can transmit audio and video to spy on others.
The robot dog in ‘A View to a Kill’.MGM
The challenge is not getting the target to notice this ball of metal rolling about the room.
He asks one of his associates to take a seat on a couch, which promptly gobbles him up.
We don’t see him again.
The camera ring in ‘A View to a Kill’.MGM
Enemies will be dead, but they won’t have cavities!
There’s an app for that.
What about a fingerprint scanner?
The Ghetto Blaster in ‘The Living Daylights’.MGM
There’s an app for that, too.
Remote control for your BMW?
Um, what do you think?
The broom radio in ‘Licence to Kill’.MGM
That’s why Bond always choose the Q-approved ski jacket with built-in avalanche protection.
When you see the snow hurtling it’s way towards you, just pop open your inflatable cushioned bubble.
Just turn around your ring hand.
The explosive toothpaste in ‘Licence to Kill’.MGM
Hear that ringing in your ears?
It’s the Single Digit Sonic Agitator.
Cameras and screens reflect the light surrounding the vehicle making it virtually transparent.
