It is almost the end of the year but the gadgets and tech keep rolling in. In this special festive issue we give you all the tips and tricks required for you to master your photography. Also included are our regular bunch of tests and a very special set of German wheels - the BMW 2 series. We've also got a very special feature with all the latest launches from Xiaomi. All that and a lot more in the November issue of Stuff India. Happy Diwali. Keep reading.

We feel the October heat not just in the ambient temperature, but also in the tech landscape as launches pick up pace before the festive season! Spruce up your home-entertainment to take that WFH routine to the next level in our Cover Story. New games, new gaming gear and a whole lot of fun stuff in this edition of Stuff (India)

The September issue of your favourite tech magazine is rife with top new product reviews like the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, ROG Phone 3, Alienware M15 R3 and much more. We drive in the new Land Rover Discovery Sport that allows you to experience the great outdoors while the the Mercedes EQC lets us soak in the luxurious ambience of the all-electric EV on a first drive. All this and more, so download and enjoy now!

From the best mid-level mobiles to the greenest garden tech, this issue of Stuff (India) is packed with new gear that we’re confident you’ve never seen before! First tests of OnePlus Nord and Vivo X50 Pro, along with Shure ANC headphones and a BenQ’s first ever portable projector!

The July issue of Stuff India is out now and while lockdown life is still lingering we've brought you all the tips, tricks and tech to stave off the boredom and master life at home.
Whether it's upgrading your home cinema setup to stream the best shows now, picking a sound system and speakers for podcasts, digital radio and music, or how to WFH more effectively with hybrid tablets and more, Stuff has you covered. 
Aside from twiddling thumbs on touchscreens, we've sat at home and tested a new vacuum cleaner, laptops, wireless earbuds and more to keep you entertained and productive through this extended lockdown situation.

From news of Mercedes’ latest launches, to reviews of the Xiaomi Mi 10 and Apple’s HomePod, an in-depth feature on the best wireless earphones that make blocking the screaming kids a breeze, and latest games including the thrilling Final Fantasy VII Remake and the eery Resident Evil 3, that have made the lockdown slightly more tolerable than Netflix.

The new issue of Stuff India is out, and this month again you can access the digital copy on your smartphones, tablets and computers for FREE. While we actually had nowhere to go this month, we’ve put together a list of wearables for you to own, want and covet. If there’s anything you want to know about smartwatches, trackers, VR, AR, smart clothing, action cams, and more, we’ve got it covered. There's also some fun reviews, latest smartphone launches and more...

The April 2020 issue of Stuff India is out now, though it’s too bad that you can’t run to your neighborhood book store to pick up a copy. The good news here is that even if you do not subscribe to the mag, it’s free for you to download. The April issue features a smart home special of tips, tricks and tech to digitise your digs for the decade ahead… once we emerge victorious from this lockdown, of course! From picking the right platform to pairing with your perfect voice assistant and selecting the best devices to add to your network, we know building a connected abode can be a bewildering business – and that’s even before your broadband starts spluttering. We guarantee you’ll get more entertainment from this one issue than you will from a posh coffee and a croissant that you’re currently missing out on.

The game of phones is on! Samsung and Motorola are flipping over… quite literally. While Samsung went all out launching a plethora of phones for us to toy around with, Motorola’s flip phone made its mark in the race of the shooting stars too. Now who’s flipping over to the other side? Then there's the compilation of the 100 best apps to download right now... on your smartphone or tablet home screen... we haven’t forgotten smartwatches either. This, and more. in the March issue of Stuff India

We dedicated the year to testing as many new gadgets as possible. 
It’s Judgement Day as we choose the best of the best across many, many categories that we tested. The year gone by was one filled with launches - smartphones, budget smartphones, cars, bikes and every other piece of tech imaginable under the sun. 
The biggest prizes in consumer tech cover these 21 hotly contested categories encompassing the cream of the crop from the past 12 months, from TV of the year to wearable of the year and everything in between.

The Stuff gift guide issue is out now featuring just under a 100 specially selected present ideas to cater for every budget.
Whether you’re working out what you want this year, or how much you really love them, our awesome ‘gifts for geeks’ wish list has you covered for gamers, music lovers, tech kids, budget buys, luxury items, eco-friendly items and a sack full of other ideas that will give the Amazon delivery guy a backache.

Anniversaries are special – numbers keep adding, but that feeling of ‘special’ remains constant. Since a gift made of steel is the tradition, in this 150-page Anniversary special issue, we bring to you so much steel that will put your regular 11th anniversary celebrations to shame. From Tesla’s all-steel Cybertruck, to a Smartphones Supertest that’ll answer all the questions you’ve had this year (since brands have been dropping phones upon us like a tree loses its leaves during fall) – celebrate Stuff India’s 11th anniversary with us, as we keep bringing you more and more gadget joy...

Our cover story this month is to give you an insight of what we dream about when we're not writing about tech. Hint: More tech. Yup, we've put our collective minds into creating the perfect list of the most desirable gadgets that money can buy. Well, at least some of them. For other's, you'll either need a Presidential access or NASA's permission. Speaking of which, we've ventured to the snow capped mountain tops of the Himalayans to photograph the most beautiful view of the Milky Way. NASA might be jealous to know that one of us reached there on a trusty two wheeler meanwhile some of us spent time behind our screens reviewing the latest new gadgets for you. Apple iPhone 11 Pro, OnePlus 7T Pro and the GoPro Hero8 Black have made their way into the November issue, so why you don't you slam open the November issue of Stuff India this festive season. It'll surely spark the tech mood.

By far one of our most power-packed issues of 2019 thus far! All the latest and hottest launches from IFA Berlin, a very special trip to Japan for a new HP 2-in-1, a luxurious ride in the granddaddy of SUVs, one on one time with the new OnePlus TV and much more...

Instagram has us fooled. Smartphone snappers are admittedly brilliant for those remarkable profile pictures your friend takes while you sit and look pretty. But they’re largely useless for capturing hugely detailed, once-in-a-lifetime action at say your first trip to Ladakh, going for Wimbledon matches, or Lord’s Cricket Ground during a London vacation. What you really need is a proper camera, so in the September issue of Stuff India, we have the best models for everything from extreme close-up macro shots to stunning drone aerials, along with expert tips for each and choice of accessories. This, and more, in the September issue of Stuff India

Monsoons have kicked in, and how! But the beauty of Stuff’s “scorching” travel tech gadget guide is that it should prove the catalyst to book a proper getaway to drier, sunnier climes. City breaks, beach holidays, festivals and backpacking, we’ve got you covered – and given the August issue doubles as a terrific makeshift umbrella, that extends to sheltering you from the rain in the meantime.

And so the July issue of Stuff (India) has landed just in time for you to gear up for the great outdoors, getting fit anywhere, anytime with the best kit to tame the wild – and hopefully land you a personal best.
As well as tech for everything from micro-adventures to local park boot camps, triathlons and mountain treks, we’ve got the latest trackers, sports watches, footwear and apparel from all the relevant brands to ensure you at least look the part. Plus expert tips to help you get more from your escapes.

There’s a canny headphone buying guide that includes noise cancellers, truly wireless buds, in-ears and over-ears, plus fitness and gaming headsets to keep you comfy and immersed during marathon sessions. OnePlus 7 Pro is reviewed and rated as we ask whether it’s the best phone money can buy?Stuff’s network of tech experts have killed it yet again with many, many gadget reviews to pore over including the Dyson V11 Pro, we check out some cool cars, phones, laptops and Fitbit’s newest fitness trackers, and play the deadly Mortal Kombat 11, Dangerous Driving and Days Gone, because, you, our readers deserve to be at par with the world of tech.

The smart home grows up. We’ve gone in hard on the smart home focusing on tech that actually matters, like smart cooking options, safe as houses security kit and mesh networks to supercharge your sluggish Wi-Fi. Frankly the feature is worthy of your attention for the puns alone. We’ve also simplified music streaming for you, among other things - in the latest issue of Stuff magazine.

Our Gift Guide Special is packed with over 100 ace gift ideas. We put the Samsung S10 Plus to test & much more in Stuff's April issue - out now! There’s no specific season for gift giving, and we're here to help with our tip-top gift guides, full of tech delights to make anyone, including yourself, happy. There are reviews galore too. From the latest Samsung Galaxy S10+, the BMW M5, to a smart ring that will make you say “I do”, it’s all packed in this super April issue.

The financial year ends, and so begins a new cycle of EMIs, we move closer to the release date of GOT Season 8 and more launches await as we move into the year, one month at a time. But we know that the backbreaking taxes and other nonsense is holding you back from your dream buys….
And that’s why our cover feature this month is on apps. Most of them won’t cost a penny, but will provide you the best in entertainment, gaming and more... in the March issue of Stuff India

The world of tech never does slow down. We're just entering the second month of the year, and CES has already thrown a whole lot of interesting gadgets and gizmos our way. Some of the hottest announcements in our shiny February issue, along with honest reviews, games and addictive features!

It is that time of the year when we have a sit down and sift through the year's products that have had the chance to be in our test rooms. Many heated discussions and debates later we have the finalists here.Smartphones, laptops, audio gadgets and streaming services, all have had a close fight this year and the results were more than interesting! The Stuff Gadget Award winners are chosen only if they serve one purpose above all else - to bring gadget joy. So go find the gadget that brings joy. Oh, and have a Happy New Year.

In the 10th Anniversary Edition of Stuff India, we have a list of the 100 Most Wanted gadgets that our very own team desires and we're sure, you will too, once you have a look. A shiny new Merc that seduced us had to be put on the cover with an equally beautiful model, while the new iPad got a taste of the Stuff test. We also have curated a list of the best products for your liking and show you how to maximize on your fruity purchase. We can tell you more, but why don't you just grab the 10th Anniversary Special and treat yourself?

There’s just too much choice in life, whether we’re talking ice cream flavours or TV channels. But in terms of gadgets releasing in 2018, we thought we’d do you a favour and pick out the absolute best buys of the year.
From the best kitchen gadgetry to tech toys that will appease your inner child, there’s something here for everyone. Birthday gift hunts will never be difficult again with this handy guide. Although you’ll likely be tempted to buy everything for yourself – we know we were.

Apple’s latest babies, all-in-one PC supertest & killer video games in Stuff India’s October issue - out now! If phone makers have their way, the next three months of your year would be spent backing up from one phone and dumping on to the next. We've pitted the iMac, the Surface Studio and the ridiculous HP Envy 34 Curved all-in-one against each other.   Never say that we don’t spoil you!

With monsoons refusing to die down, we’ve got the best laptops to get your head back in the game. Whether you’re a gamer, globetrotter or student, it may not be a reason to stay indoors, but we’ve got you covered for the one-off day you don’t feel fresh as a petal and wanna work from home. Of course it’s not just portable PCs that we’ve got on offer. If your phone is older than your grandma, it’s the perfect time an upgrade. Now that Samsung is out with a horde of gadgets, including Note 9, time to dip into the fixed deposits and spoil yourself. This, and more in the September issue of Stuff India.

Bridges were breaking and roads were clogging all of last month. But we didn’t let anything come in the way of us churning out this super fabulous issue. Smartphones didn’t kill the camera star, they just made it stronger… Stuff’s best tools and pro tips for every flavour of photo perfection. The Photo special this month gives the photography enthusiast an insight into using the strengths of the several cameras in the buffet to their best abilities. This and more in Stuff India’s August issue.

4K TV special, Surface Pro reviewed and more in Stuff’s July issue – out now! There’s your usual dose of Hot Stuff, Beta Yourself and other recurring features that haven’t had our name crammed into their title. It’s a fab mid-year issue, even if we do say so ourselves. All that and much more in the July issue of Stuff India magazine.

Stuff India’s June issue is dedicated to smartphone superiority. We’ve pitted the best of them against each other in a Stupertest, in order to help you find the next resident for your pocket. We’ve covered every corner of the tech world this issue with a review of Fitbit’s latest offering, a collection of the coolest wireless earphones, video games and gaming machines, a road trip across Goa in the new Mercedes-Benz GLA compact SUV. All this and plenty more in the June issue of Stuff India.

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