For me, the last edition was a game changer so this was always going to be a challenge.
Fortunately, we’ve pulled together more stars than the Oscars and I hope to have orchestrated them better than James Franco.

Two things in particular stood out to me this fourth issue.

Firstly, the amount of international talent included. We always try to strike a balance in each issue but, as pointed out by Vince The Barber and Kevin Luchmun in our UK vs US feature, the craft of barbering is continuously becoming globalised.

We sit down with one of the world’s most diverse educators; Lena Piccininni, former felon turned founder of the CT Expo; Jay Majors, barber to the stars; John Mosley and many more.

The second is just how openly people have spoken to us about their lives and careers. Success doesn’t come without struggle and a story can be a valuable gift to help others with their own journeys.

Enjoy.

This issue has Sheldon Edwards the unofficial barber for the England football team proudly taking centre stage on our front cover.

Sheldon talks to us about his career, his work with the Premier League footballers and how he influences hair trends with the creations he comes up with for the stars of the football field. 

IT MAY BE TIME TO SAY GOODBYE TO SUMMER, BUT SAY HELLO TO AUTUMN, AND OUR 28TH ISSUE OF BARBEREVO UK AND IRELAND

After a glorious summer, it’s time to bring back the wooly jumpers and back-to-school cuts. As the world continues to open back up, it has been great to see some of your faces IRL at some of the events that took place in the last few months. 

Seeing and hearing the great feedback from all of you only lights that fire under us to continue to provide the best magazine for barbers, filled with entertaining, educational, and inspiring content! 

Enjoy.

Summer has Finally Arrived, and so has our 27th Issue of BarberEVO UK & Ireland!

After a few weeks of manic panic, queues down the street, and 12+ hour days, it seems that the industry has reached its natural flow again… until all those back-to-school haircuts get booked. We are infinitely impressed by the way this industry has bounced back with grace and professionality. So, without further ado, welcome to our newest issue of BarberEVO, as always, filled to the brim with entertainment, education, and inspiring content! Enjoy.

Back and Booming!

We know it has been a manic few weeks back for those of you returning to your chairs, that’s why we have packed this issue full of exciting content, to not only inspire our readers, but educate, inform, and offer helpful tips and tricks from leading experts.

As we all know, adapting is the name of the game, during these unprecedented times. We speak to leading barbers Luka Chitty and Phil Jarman about how they utilised their time during the lockdown for the better, by retraining, and adding another notch to their belts. 

AT LAST, THERE IS A GLIMMER OF LIGHT ON THE HORIZON. SHAKING AWAY THOSE WINTER BLUES, WE ARE LOOKING INTO THIS SPRING WITH OPTIMISM AND ENTHUSIASM AND ARE CONTINUALLY INSPIRED BY THE TALENT AND PERSEVERANCE WITHIN THE INDUSTRY. 

This issue features a touching tribute to Allan Stone by Vikki Harrison-Smith, remembering Stoney, his victories, and all the joy he brought to the industry. 

We are delighted to showcase Wahl Barber of the Year: Kilian Maddison, this issue. 

We are also looking forward to some of this year’s events such as BarbersRide 2021, which will take place this in August, raising funds for Make-A-Wish foundation. 

We are also looking forward to this year’s Barber Connect. We spoke to Matt Brice from Barber Blades, and organiser of Barber Connect – who has had a year to think about the future for the UK’s largest barber event, after last year’s event was cancelled due to the current pandemic. 

We spoke to owners of what we think are some of the UK’s most aesthetically impressive barbershops, such as Alternative Barbering Co, Kitch Hair, Tallboys, and Avanzato Grooming. In this segment, we talk inspiration, design, ergonomics, practicality, and even, ‘instagramability.’ Learn how to create a space that not only draws clients in but makes them want to stay forever—or at least come back, time and time again. 

Speaking of design and ergonomics, we also celebrate Takara Belmont’s centenary in this issue, and their one hundred years of comfort, style and evolution. 

We were lucky enough to catch up with Jody Taylor, highly acclaimed session stylist and BaByliss ambassador, to hear about how he found his way into the industry. 

We also chat with Robert Rix and Paddy Hunter, to hear their two-cents about apprenticeships, building skills of the trade, and their personal experience with apprenticeships.

WE’VE ALL BEEN WISHING AWAY 2020, AND WE CAN ONLY HOPE THAT 2021 BRINGS ALL THE THINGS WE MISSED OUT ON LAST YEAR. WE NEED STABILITY, THE RETURN OF CLIENTS TO THE BARBER’S CHAIR, AND UNITY WITHIN THE INDUSTRY.

We are delighted to welcome an esteemed barber to our list of columnists, Robert Rix of The Company of Master Barbers in Southport. We are honoured to welcome him to the BarberEVO family.

In this issue we have pulled together a really strong array of opinions on hair trends for 2021. It seems that longer hair is on the way back and the lockdown has forced prolonged hair growth that is here to stay. 

We were all saddened to hear of the death of our friend Sam Wall, and we felt it only right to update our readers on the outstanding response that Sam’s friends pulled out the bag in honour of a much loved guy. Team Sam Wall have been pounding the streets racking up the miles and raising more than £15,000 for charity. We salute you!

We would also like to mark the passing of the legend, Tony Roberts of Just Gents, in Milton Keynes, a grand master barber, and a wonderful character, we send our thoughts to his family and friends.

Back to the content in this issue and we take a look at the benefits of investing in studio time when it comes to putting together a collection. Kevin Luchmun tells us why opening his own studio has been a game changer.

Finally, we catch up with Luka Chitty about his ongoing Together Create project which encourages you to think local when sourcing a venue for your next shoot.

Enjoy the read, as always, we’ve enjoyed pulling the issue together and we hope you enjoy it too.

IT’S AN EVER CHANGING LANDSCAPE THAT WE ARE WORKING IN AT THE MOMENT, AND JUST WHEN WE THOUGHT THE ROAD AHEAD WAS CLEAR, THE INDUSTRY HAS BEEN HIT WITH GEOGRAPHIC LOCKDOWNS BEING ANNOUNCED AROUND THE UK ALMOST WEEKLY.



Our job is to keep you informed and we will continue to give you up to the minute news on our website and social platforms daily.

In this issue we have an outstanding mix of news, advice from the top names in the industry, and a heady mix of creative genius in our pages, to inspire and hopefully give you the tools you need to get through the next few months.

We had a great chat with the landlords of the Barbers Arms on our EVOLive platform, catching up with Simon Shaw and Gary Machin to talk about the phenomenal success of their weekly online chat show, showing how the industry can pull together when there’s the chance of a pint and a laugh. 

An exclusive BarberEVO shoot like no other, with Kevin Luchmun who pulled together an incredible mix of some of the UK’s barbering elite who jumped at the chance to be involved.

We talk to Jordan Patel who is launching a multicultural lifestyle complex in Birmingham, with the flagship business being a high-end barbers. 

Our columnists are looking at what is topical, and Hannah McKnight discusses the challenges in accepting that sometimes a step backwards helps us to move forwards.

Luka Chitty is back with the second part of his Together Create project, and we also look at the critical matter of close contact services in the barbershop. 

Something that has become a real talking point, given the dangers around Covid-19. 

We feature Huckle the Barber, based in London, and we also speak to Cut & Drip in Bromley. 

As we try to work our way through these unpredictable times, be assured that BarberEVO is working tirelessly to pull together what’s important to keep the industry informed and safely behind the chair.

Back to normality!

As we wave goodbye to one of the strangest and bleakest summers we’ve ever seen, at BarberEVO we’re hoping to brighten up your autumn days with a splash of colour. Issue No.22 is bold, make no mistake about that!

The latest edition of our 104 page, printed magazine is brimming with inspiration and advice from some of the industry’s biggest names. As you flick through your copy, you’ll see how they’ve been fighting to make sure that this comeback is a success and that the barbering industry won’t be disappearing again any time soon.

We delve into everything from tech to going green (environmentally, that is). Danny Robinson shares details of his futuristic new Danny & Co. shop, while we look at the latest innovations in barbershop technology, and on the other end of the scale, all-natural brands and barbershops.

We focus on tattoos, from independent artists like Quyen Dinh, to studios like Deerheart Collective, finding out how the pandemic has affected them day-to-day.

Our interview with the always colourful Tom Baxter is a great read – he tells us about his fantastic new educational series, and why the industry needs to go back to basics when it comes to colouring techniques.  

We’re also speaking to some fantastic barbershops from all corners of the UK to find out how they’ve found things post-lockdown. Luka Chitty of Luka’s Barbers tells us about his incredible new project, Together Create, which he hopes will inspire small, local businesses to come together and create something beautiful.

This issue really is about coming together and supporting the industry, local businesses and artists in this very weird period in time. I hope reading it brings a little spark of hope to your day and inspires you to check-in and support each other.

Stay safe, stay creative, and look out for your community – we’ll get through this together!

Back after a short hiatus as barbershops were forced to close throughout the UK and Ireland, BarberEVO Magazine issue 21 is the comeback edition you need to read!

Featuring an exclusive interview with cover star Johnny Baba; the King of Barber Barber, and much more...!

If there is one thing that we love about the barbering industry, it is how much it continues to change and grow. Whenever we sit down to decide what topics to cover each issue, there is always something new or a different perspective to take.

In this issue, we felt it was the right time to discuss media, something that plays a huge role for barbers today. Whether it is how you build your Instagram channel or how to create the perfect photoshoot, barbers are using all aspects of media to their advantage, and who does it more effectively than our cover stars, Rum Barber?

Known for their quirky, engaging videos and honest product reviews, it seemed only appropriate to talk to our neighbours and find out how they became so skilled in everything from Instagram to videography. Meanwhile, Kevin Luchmun shares his tips on creating on-location imagery and S-Ence explains why videography is becoming increasingly important for barbers.

Elsewhere, with London Fashion Week Men’s taking place last month, we put the focus on fashion, and the role it plays in barbering. We talk to barber and Geordie Shore star Sam Bentham, who tells us how he created his own apparel to feed his passion for fashion, and TONI&GUY;’s Dexter Johnson about his experience behind the catwalk.

If that wasn’t enough, we also take a closer look at four of the most popular foil shavers currently available on the market, explore the best barbershops Brighton has to offer and get an exclusive look at David Raccuglia’s new collaboration with DERT. So, do we have your attention?

Being a new year, we had to kick things off by looking at the latest trends in men’s hair, with the likes of Daniel Rymer, Gemma Willock-Smith, Jay Roberts, Justin Carr, Sheldon Edwards and Tom Baxter all giving their two cents about what they think will be the next big thing in barbering.

On a more serious note, we get a range of opinions on a topic that divides the UK barber industry: licensing and regulations. Should barbers be regulated? What licenses should barbers need? Will regulation improve the quality of both education and barbering? We ask columnists Dan Davies, Johnny Baba and Vikki Harrison-Smith to share their thoughts.

Elsewhere, we look at tattoo culture, Luke Dolan talks us through
the barbershop essentials, we talk to Jade Rogers about her award winning career and of course, take a look inside our cover star: R.W. Wolf Knightsbridge.

As ever, we bring you 104 pages of what we hope is exciting, engaging and helpful content. In this issue, we take a look at hair art both in the barbershop and in front of the camera, with Josh OP, Pat Ryan and Rum Barber, and give you a full round-up of the first ever Hair Evo Jam.

We are excited to share an exclusive interview with our cover star and barber of the issue, the great Alan Beak, who shares his thoughts on how far he has come and how Booksy has helped transform his business. If that wasn’t enough, we talk exclusively to Peaky Blinders hair and make-up designer, Loz Schiavo for a ‘peak’ behind the scenes.

Elsewhere, we talk scissors with Dan Wild, while Luka Chitty and Joth Davies share their thoughts about the ever-constant worry of no-shows in the barbershop and how to combat them.

We take a look at beard care and find out how it can help not only your retail sales but become an added service and revenue stream in the barbershop and of course, it wouldn’t be the final issue of the year without talking about the ‘C’ word – Christmas! I hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed putting it together!


Inside issue 17 we speak exclusively to our cover stars, Robert Braid and Zach Ramsey, about how they came to meet, their mutual respect for each other and their upcoming Creative Coalition tour.

We take a look inside Maddisons Barbershop and look at some of the most unique barbershop interiors, including Trend for Men, RPB 2.1, Pall Mall and The Barbery.

In perhaps our hardest-hitting issue, we delve into the world of education and recruitment, exploring the challenges and pitfalls facing both barbers and shop owners alike. Expect to hear from the likes of Luke Dolan, Dan Davies, Vikki Harrison-Smith and more.

Elsewhere, we speak to Danny Robinson about his exclusive new contract with Silverstone Race Track and find out what life is like in the fast lane.

Simon Shaw shares the secret to his successful career and talks about his involvement in this year’s BarbersRide, which has raised over £14,000 for Make a Wish Foundation.

We love sharing the industry’s stories and helping to get the word out about the best barbers in the business as well as keeping you up to date on what’s going on which we do in spades in issue 16.

We take a look back at Barber Connect 2019, get to grips with vacation cover and explore skater culture in the barbershop, as well as the growing trend of hair colour services for men. Paying homage to the home of BarberEVO, we take a look at the best barbershops in the great city of Glasgow, and then hop over to Portugal to take a look inside the award winning Figaro’s Lisboa.

We go behind the brand and speak exclusively to Headcase founder Oliver Nobbs about his life as a barber and why he wants to help barbers achieve their goals, talk to global brands like Triumph & Disaster and Paul Mitchell’s MVRCK not to mention all of our usual educational and business columns. 

Get stuck in.

In this edition we have some real showstoppers including an exclusive interview with award-winning barber Jen Winters, owner of Phoney Pony Barbers.

We also showcase the best barbershops that Cambridge has to offer and celebrate 100 years of WAHL, learning about haircuts through the ages.

There is also an incredible spotlight on Victory Barber, the brainchild of one of the biggest names in barbering across the pond, Matty Conrad, as well as an insight into the world of fashion and exploring the benefits of professional services.

Who says we’re not good to you? Enjoy!

In this edition we have some real showstoppers as we showcase the best barbershops that Manchester has to offer and bring you an insight into some of the most exciting barbers and barbershops on the other side of the Atlantic as we talk to the likes of Whitney Vermeer, Sid Sottung and Church Barbershop, one of San Francisco’s most exciting shops right now.
 
We delve into music culture and alcohol in the barbershop, speak to industry experts on the importance of combs and brushes, celebrate international women’s day with Panasonic and even explore the growing trend of female clients in the barbershop. 

If all that wasn’t enough, we have an exclusive interview with The Baller’s Barber himself, Justin Carr, who was recently appointed OSMO’s newest brand ambassador. Who says we’re not good to you? Enjoy!


In this issue we have an exclusive interview with WAHL British Barber of the Year James Beaumont – a true barbering heavyweight. We take a look at some of the best barbershops in Newcastle, talk about the importance of post-Christmas retail, and discuss the rise of the pre-cut wash.

As if that wasn’t enough, we asked some of the biggest names in the barber industry to give us their insights on what trends we should expect to see taking centre stage for 2019 and explore the world of tattoo culture and its place within the barbershop.

With names like Kevin Luchmun, Hayden Cassidy, Sid Sottung, Patrick Forster and more,  we think we can safely say we’re hitting the ground running and ready for another year of BarberEVO!

As always, in issue twelve we’ve strived to cover a wide range of trends and topics, from the latest hair enhancement options to shaving and beard care. We talk to the incredible team behind Clique Customs, who combine the barbershop experience with vintage motorbike sales, delve into biker culture and talk to some of the best scissor experts in the industry.
 We have some fantastic interviews with the likes of Kevin Luchmun, Vikki Harrison-Smith and Dan Wild, and we go international as we talk to the Spaghetti’s team in Naples, and go across the pond for a visit to Philadelphia Barber Co.
 As well as these exclusive features, you can still find all of our regular columns, covering every aspect of the industry from business to education. 

Education is key to the future of barbering and one of the most contentious subjects in the industry, well, that and barber extraordinaire and part-time cage rattler “The Pissed Off Barber”.

The subject is often skirted around, but in Issue 11 we put the questions on everybody’s minds to some of the UK’s leading educators. Are NVQ’s being delivered properly? Are they even aligned with the demands of the modern barbershop? What does “job ready” even mean? Mike Taylor, Vikki Smith and Sid Sottung give their honest thoughts.

Cover stars Adee Phelan and Josh Lamonaca are undisputedly two champions of the barbering industry. Josh reigns supreme and Adee Phelan has returned to the frontline after a brief hiatus. Both rose through the ranks but in different eras. Both discuss how the industry has changed and the challenges of making waves in such a highly competitive time for barbering.

As autumn draws closer we know that fashions will change but what about hair? Some of our favourite fashion-forward barbers discuss the trends they expect to see in barbershops this fall. Short crops? Buzz cuts? The return of the mullet?! We'll leave it there. Enjoy…

Ok, so football may not be coming home but it still remains quite the year for barbering and the success has been spread across the UK and Ireland.

The barbering industry in Ireland and Northern Ireland has continued to develop its own identity and is explored and celebrated inside the pages of issue ten.

The incredible Ryan Cullen is the star of this month’s Barber Focus, we take a look at Londonderry’s Bareknuckle Barbershop and delve into the shops of Northern Ireland’s capital.

This now the tenth issue and although we seem to have the format down (to some extent) the brand is still evolving. Headcase Barbers – with almost 30 barbershops across the globe – discuss what it takes to create a brand and we speak to two of our favourites, Hard Grind and Captain Fawcett.

We also welcome new columnists, including Ruger Barber’s Carlie Firth, and some of our friends from across the pond to give their insight into the industry. As always, all this and much more can be found across the next hundred pages.

Many would argue that barbering was previously viewed as being cheap and cheerful. We would argue that by in large this is no longer the case. The question does remain, however, how can a haircut be worth £250?

Yep, that’s right. Inside, we talk to Instagram’s most followed barber, Arod. The Holywood-based barber has amassed an impressive 1.2 million Instagram following and charges top dollar for the VIP experience at Elegance Studio. He discusses how you can create a higher value service for your clients. Adee Phelan certainly knows about providing high value services too; he was the man behind David Beckham’s mohawk and he discusses his impressive career with Larry The Barberman.

We also sit down with SB Academy owner Vicki Smith to discuss women in the barbershop. I know, I know, it’s been done to death and the consensus is that women are no longer a novelty in our industry. We are certainly seeing more women at the top of the game, but is this indicative of what is happening in barbershops throughout the land? Vicki isn’t so sure.

We recently launched BarberEVO North America at the CT Barber Expo and you can read our reviews of that show and of Barber Bash London inside. As always, there is far too much to list so I’ll just let you get on with it!

Issue eight explores the progressive nature of the barbering industry.

The very definition of barbering is now under question. Previously the general consensus seemed to be it relates to men’s hair but it might not be that clear cut anymore. We discuss how LGBT-friendly Hairrari NYC ensure a trip to the barbershop is an affirming experience for all. Is it the techniques? 

We talk to Kevin Luchmun and Charlie Cullen who in many ways epitomise the current shift towards male hairdressing.

Women are also no longer a novelty in the barbershop. Pope The Barber, owner of LA’s Vatican Barbershop, talks to Larry The Barberman about the importance of building a brand and we look at the female-led education platform Barberella, who recently hosted their second event in The City Of Angels.

Alongside in-depth interviews you will also find the usual dose of barbering news, products, events and education.

All this and much more can be found inside the 100+ glossy pages of issue eight.

"New year, new me. Realistically new year, same me but slightly fatter and more bitter. Anyway, we’ve got quite the issue for you to kick off what could be one of the most important years for barbering and male grooming.
 
Kicking off – you’ll understand the poor pun later – we have everybody’s favourite Irish, barber battling, travelling barber, Ms Leah Hayden Cassidy and the similarly nomadic Edinburgh-born Australian Men’s Hairdresser of The Year Tori Gill, whom recently collaborated with Kevin Luchmun in New York. You can read his diary from the Big Apple on page, well, check the contents.
 
Interviewer extraordinaire Larry The Barberman manages to pin down (not literally) all three directors of Menspire and Jody Taylor, and I finally get to interview Mark Maciver, AKA Slider Cuts – barber to two of my favourite human beings on the planet, AJ and Stormzy.
 
We also dive into the dichotomy of fashion in the industry, the artwork that has been inspired by it and the Bloody Butcher himself gives us a tour of his tattoos. There is, of course, also some factual-based stuff that may be of interest to you all.
 
Oh, and don’t turn to page 83 if you’ve just eaten. Ok, do it, but you’ve been warned."

As I said in issue one some twelve months ago, it’s always nervewracking putting something you’ve created into the world but the reception has been truly
phenomenal. We aimed to bring something new and different to market
that represented the current UK barbering scene and those in it. I hope you agree that we’ve come close to achieving that. Of course, I’d like to thank the sponsors, advertisers and everybody that reads the magazine and the team for you continued support.

The penultimate issue of the year has landed.

Inside, we explore the idea of legacy – leaving something behind for the next generation. Eric Pacino reveals his rags to riches story, the outspoken Johnny Baba considers his empire and Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski – front man of Polish metallers Behemoth – reveals how he returned from the brink of death to make his biggest mark yet on two different industries.

Alongside these industry giants, we speak to two rising stars of British barbering – cover star Maisie Speed and Joey Power – on how they intend to rise through the ranks and make their mark. Ken Hermes tackles the taboo of Turkish barbering and we also explore the relationship between our craft and tattooing.
Oh, and we try to answer the not-so-simple question of “what is real barbering?”

All this and so much more can be found inside.

They said third time’s the charm, eh? Well I can say with confidence that this is our finest issue to date. Then again, I would say that. “It’s definitely better than the first, but perhaps doesn’t reach the dizzying heights of the second” wouldn’t have quite the same ring. This is also the first issue that you can read, as you may well be doing just now, on our brand new app. If not, it’s available on both iOS and Android devices so there’s no excuse!

We have exclusive interviews with the painfully cool Mikey Henger, possibly the most well-known barber
on the planet, Rob Ferrell AKA Rob the Original, and the next generation of barber, Mark Gaye. Let us take you on a tour through nineties Santa Ana with Tony, Pete and J-Bird of Suavecito and the aural backdrop of barbershops since the sixteen hundreds - all with startling historical accuracy I assure you.

And here we are again. On the front cover we have artist Vince Kamp’s painting of Frank Rimer, whom we recently interviewed, and the chaps from Thy Barber.
We find out how the artist’s barbershop series has secured his place in a top London gallery. Alongside exclusive interviews with Frank, Diego and Pete Cranfield, we also catch up with the Braid brothers and a brigade of bike loving barbers.
Just like with issue one, we try to bring you the most comprehensive account of what’s currently happening in the ever evolving barbering world.
Find all this and much more in the second edition of BarberEVO. Be part of the Barber EVOlution.

It keeps being said and it’s certainly true: barbering is currently the most exciting trade to not only be in, but also be around. By definition, a barber is “a person whose business is cutting men’s hair and shaving or trimming beards”. It’s so much more than that. They are a friend, a confidant, an influencer at the forefront of fashion. “Barbering” is the act of cutting a man’s hair. Not anymore. It’s a subculture, a movement. Barbering is evolving and BarberEvo aims to be at the front of it. We want to help drive the industry forward but without forgetting what has come before.

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There’s no doubt the barbering industry is currently evolving and BarberEvo is set to lead the way when it launches in early January 2017. The all-new trade and consumer magazine aims to be the first publication to truly represent the nation’s current barbering movement and culture. Set for bi-monthly realease, BarberEvo will encompass a wide variety of subjects that appeal to both the tight-knit barbering community and their clients.

Time and time again, barbers have expressed a desire for a magazine that entertains as much as it informs and educates. Utilising a wealth of contacts, BarberEvo will feature regular columns from top industry figures that are genuinely insightful and of interest to barbers, product manufacturers, equipment suppliers, customers and barbering enthusiasts.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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