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!

With Diwali, the season of giving and receiving gifts is here, and let's be honest there are very few feelings that can supersede the happiness of unwrapping a gift. However, there are also very few things more disheartening than unwrapping a downright strange gift. To spare your loved ones from such a letdown, the Stuff team has gone to great lengths to handpick a selection of items that make for perfect gifts this season. Regardless of whether you're a believer in the blessings of Lakshmi or the magic of Santa, our carefully curated list is here to guide you, ensuring your gifting needs are met from Diwali right through to Christmas!

Now, if you're in the market for something more personalised, or perhaps you fall into the category of savvy spenders who prefer treating themselves, our Supertest of superphones provides a comprehensive overview of the most cutting-edge tech. We've also checked the tech and conducted a thorough once over of the updated Tata Safari/Harrier duo and the Range Rover Velar.

This is the most exhilarating time of the year for tech enthusiasts, more like the Super Bowl of tech with giants like Amazon, Apple and Google dropping gadgets like hotcakes. And we're here to serve you all the sizzling details. The October issue of Stuff India has got everything from Apple's latest masterpiece, the iPhone 15 Pro Max to Google Pixel 8, the GoPro Hero 12, and a special treat – an exclusive piece on Mercedes EQE SUV 500. It's definitely a tech extravaganza you wouldn’t want to miss! This issue is also a pure delight for home cinema enthusiasts. It is packed to the brim with the latest in home entertainment tech. From OLED TVs to single-speaker surround sound magic, we've got it all for you, dear reader!

As we step into the holiday season, our tables at the Stuff HQ are filling up faster than a kid's candy bag on a Halloween night with (of course) devices brimming with tech. As you dive headfirst into this month's issue, here's a heads-up – there’s a party going on inside the September issue of Stuff India so dress up and indulge, dear reader!

From the exhilarating reimagination of next-gen Minis to the triumphant return of the legendary Land Rover Defender, this month's issue is packed with automotive wonders. And, we've got a surprise treat for you! Keep your eyes peeled for a fleet of vibrant Lamborghinis. We won't spill the beans just yet, though, because we want you to embark on your own thrilling quest. Of course the team has not forgotten our fellow gearheads. From Samsung's latest foldables to BenQ's grand return into home-theatre projection, and Sennheiser's Ambeo Soundbar Plus, it's a tech extravaganza waiting for you within the pages of this issue!

The past month has been a whirlwind of activity here at Stuff HQ. We've been hard at work, subjecting the latest phones and devices to our rigorous test bench, taking portable projectors on exhilarating rides and hitting the road with the newest tech-packed cars. And you know why? It's all to serve up a delectable slice of tech goodness for you, dear reader!

A trip to Cupertino and a slew of exciting tests have allowed this issue to be quite a thrilling read (if we may say so ourselves.) Whether you are looking for games, workplace tech, or even travel tech, we have got you covered. Our cover story has everything you need to venture into the great outdoors with a selection of cool gadgets to choose from. 

This month we bring you extensive, hands-on reviews of the Xiaomi Pad 6, Lenovo Legion 5i, Samsung F54, Samsung G8 OLED, new MacBook Air 15in and a new conferencing system as well as a new smart cooking assistant. These remarkable devices are just a glimpse of what our July edition has to offer. But that's not all! We also have the E-tron, Samsung G9 Odyssey, Triumph, Insta360 Go 3, and Moto Razr, each with its own unique appeal and cutting-edge features and a quick peak into the best tech on offer.

Last but most enjoyable, we have all the thrilling deets and the feel of getting our hands on the Apple Vision Pro in the flesh.

The sun is blazing away, which means it's time to step into the June issue of our magazine, where we're here to help you embark on thrilling outdoor pursuits. Our cover story features tested tech gadgets that will enhance your outdoor experiences. From House of Marley's eco-conscious audio equipment to the budget-friendly Google Pixel 7a smartphone, we've got comprehensive reviews to guide your purchases. Gamers will be thrilled with the Asus ROG Strix Scar 17, tested and evaluated by us. We also explore sportswear with the new Adidas AdiZero SL and the OnePlus Pad. From the gaming world, our cover hero, Sir Taj,  is from India’s most reliable game devs — SuperGaming. We’ve chalked down a few questions to grill the devs about the upcoming game Indus Battle Royale. You can read the full interview here and if you want to hop in on the fun, we’re doing special giveaways and wallpapers here. There are also Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, WWE2K23, and Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp reviews.

Dear reader, the May edition of Stuff India has hit the shelves, and it's packed to the brim with all things AI, after all, that's the elephant in the room, right? So we've rounded up the most brilliant smartphones in every category that are bound to blow your mind. There’s Apple, Samsung, Google and even the best of Vivo, OnePlus, Oppo and Xiaomi. There are some new reveals and already-existing ones that still pack a punch.

We're also bringing you bits and reviews on the hottest new audio gear, luxurious rides and banging video games. From the Sennheiser Profile podcast microphone to the regal Range Rover Sport, we've got all the gadgets and gizmos that you'll ever need to escape the May madness.

Our most exciting cover to date, partly because there’s a beautiful Audi on it and partly because the bits are done through AI. Yup, we have made a magazine cover using AI but the Audi is very real even if you find the contents from our Audi Ice Drive Experience to be ‘unreal’. According to an old saying: a good set of headphones is worth its weight in gold. After all, it makes a difference between hearing music that sounds like a choir of angels or a chorus of screeching cats. Therefore, in the April 2023 issue of Stuff India, we got you the best of the best headphones in all categories.

Behold techies and those not so technologically sound, it's that time of the month again when we release your favourite gadgets magazine. This issue is hotter than a graphics card during an intense gaming session and cooler than a gaming smartphone with vapour chamber cooling. In this edition, we comprehensively incorporate home automation to upgrade every room in your house to a smarter level. This is not it, like always we also have some pretty cool stuff for you like Samsung’s latest flagship the S23 Ultra and OnePlus’ flagship killer the 11 5G, and the retro-futuristic Hyundai Ioniq 5. It's jam-packed with all the latest and greatest gizmos, gadgets and all things that can make you go gaga.

As we step into the shortest month of the year, it’s time for us to give you a glimpse into what the rest of 2023 has headed our way. Whether you are considering stepping it up on the fitness front or perhaps spicing it up in the kitchen, this month’s cover story– ‘101 Gadgets of 2023’ has you covered. We’ve also packed in all you need to know about Samsung’s Unpacked 2023 and OnePlus’ Cloud 11 launch with the new range of flagship devices offered by the brands. Among the in-depth reviews headed your way this month are the likes of Dell XPS 13 Plus, Garmin Venu Sq 2, Bowers and Wilkins PX8 and the latest OnePlus Buds Pro 2. On the games front, we here at Stuff have extensively played and tested Callisto Protocol to give you our POV. Excited? Grab a copy.

It’s the new year and we’re here to help you realise your full potential. No, we won’t make you move your legs or lift a dog-sized dumbbell but how about something to rest your bottom, sip a hot cuppa and get creative? Have you promised yourself a new hobby? Perhaps an indulgence to create a symphony? Or some upgrades to your creative space to pull in some extra cash? The cover story has it all. A healthy list of tech gadgets to help boost your creative productivity. We’ve also crammed the latest unveils from pre-CES 2023 buzz and rounded up interesting reviews. There’s also a look at Royal Enfield’s three-day festival at Goa and an in-depth look at Sony’s two products that can be the masters of spatial surround.

From clothes to accessories to even veggies, it's natural that everyone wants to spend their precious bucks on only the best-in-class. And since we know you’ll rely on us for your tech needs and dilemmas, we at Stuff have been rigorously working and shuffling between cool and not-so-cool gadgets to pick the best of the rest for our dearies. After all, what's better than the annual Stuff India Gadgets Awards to know which device is good and which is not? So get out of your scruffy attires lads and lassies and don something gorgeous to hold our exclusive Awards edition December issue!

You know how it goes… when it rains, it pours. Well, the rain may be gone but when it comes to tech, it never stops pouring. Ask the Stuff team, who are drowning in video games and tests of all kinds. Luckily for you, that means we have weeded out the best of the best and called out what’s not in our newest issue. From the new Google Pixels to the likes of Samsung, Oppo, Nothing Tech and Nvidia, the new products just don’t stop coming, much like new seasons of Grey’s Anatomy. But despite the long list of new products, we shall do our best to keep you, our dear readers, up to date. What you’ll find in the November issue is a series of reviews of pretty much everything that makes its way to our desks and more importantly a whole lineup of the latest games. Lastly, we have managed to cram in a dozen or so pages, to help you set up your home theatres, regardless of how much you are willing to spend on it. So dive in, and find the best products from this tech season through our reviews, after all, there’s something for everyone!

The Stuff team is snorting tech information faster than a Cheetah on steroids. It’s just one of those months when Apple, Samsung, Google, Intel, Sony, BMW, GoPro, Amazon and more release the latest and greatest gadgets they’ve been working on. Our team has had a fair share of coffee breaks, tech events and product briefings to keep you, our dear readers, up to date. What you’ll find in the October issue is mostly reviews of all the latest gadgets that landed on our desks. However, we’ve not forgotten the upcoming Diwali festive season and which is why we’ve crammed a 23page long compendium of the best gifting ideas for your loved ones. No matter what they love and what your budget is, there’s something that’ll make your gifting decision easy. So dig in, find the best products from this tech season through our reviews and find the best gifting products for your loved ones too.

The festive season is still a few weeks away so we’ve crammed the best productivity tech and gadgets in our cover story that you might need to finish some pending work before the holiday season. All of the products have been handpicked by us so no matter what work environment you wrestle in, these gadgets will certainly add a productive boost to your workflow. Coincidently, we had our desks full of newly launched TWS. Starting from as little as ₹1,500 and climbing up to a whopping ₹60,000. We know work and music go together for some of you and that’s why our TWS group test will surely extend your attention after our cover story.  

There’s also a regular dose of all the tests we’ve done. One of which is the latest foldable from Samsung and the other is an entry-level motorcycle from Royal Enfield. There’s also the lust-worthy Sony Bravia A80K OLED review in there along with three off-beat games for you to try.

With all the festivities of August lining up, we want to add to the celebrations with our newest gold issue. The August issue brings to you all things gaming related to keeping occupied and cosied up in your little gaming nest, while it continues to pour outside. Like the commonwealth games that are ongoing, we will also be bringing you a competitive analysis of all the big names that have launched their new mid-rangers, including the OnePlus 10T, our cover model. So you can make an informed choice when it comes to gifting tech to your friends and family. If you happen to be in search of the perfect laptop, you can always check out our deep dive into the Apple MacBook with the all-new M2 chip. But, if premium phones and laptops aren’t up your alley, you should check out the Samsung vs Philips vacuum cleaner story, to get you all ready for the gifting season!

Raindrops, a hot cuppa and some bajyas. Few things come close to beating this combination while you’re staring out a window but that’s a luxury meant for people working from home. For some, airports and destinations come in the form of work or play; for those folks, our cover story has all the essential travel gadgets in one place. We’ve also put together a list of the best PlayStation games that you can explore on the new PlayStation Plus subscription. That and a healthy compendium of all the latest in the world of tech and entertainment along with our monthly reviews on smartphones, cars, tellies, gaming laptops and more. We’ve put everything that is hot in the world of tech to make you forget about that hot tea and bajyas.

No other season can turn the whole nation upside down like the monsoon season. The city of Mumbai is yet to be hit by the lashing downpours but if you’re planning to trot outside, our cover story has you covered… quite figuratively. We’ve plonked all the best gear and gadgets you can take outside for hiking, camping, cycling, paddling and drone flying (ya!). Some of which are really top-notch quality and you may have to ring up an old friend to fly it down for you from the other side of the world. Rest assured, only great quality can take the bashing of the outdoors. We even crammed in a seven-page EV special. Although, if you’re monsoon averse then we’ve got all the tech to keep you inside. The Apple Mac Studio is gaining all our attention thanks to its jaw-dropping performance. Our cover model is all the rave in our office, especially among the photographers and video editors who are on the prowl for its power. Speaking of photographers, we have the Vivo X80 Pro+ review along with Sony’s latest wireless home theatre speakers, special edition laptops and a very athlete-driven back massager.

Grab a coffee or sip on a pina colada, because there are two ways to beat the heat — grab the Stuff May issue or grab the Stuff May issue along with the best cans for your head recommended by us. We’ve packed the latest one with our favourite headphones for every style and comfort. There’s ANC, big budget, TWS and more. Although, you won’t need ANC headsets to cruise in our cover model. The Volvo XC40 Recharge is smooth sailing into our lives and quietly into our cover. That and a host of reviews about tech, lifestyle and the latest trends are squeezed into this issue.

We’re not even four months into 2022 and smartphones have already flooded our desks. So we put all of them in a neat cover story for you. From smartphones that demand a six figure budget to the ones that deliver the best bang for your buck, we’ve put them all. You might want to grab a pina colada for this one because our tests this month have a variety like never before. From the best running shoes that give you a taste of the summer heat to the fancy new EVs that offer more choice for everyone — two and four wheelers. And if you rather spend the day escaping the sun, we’ve packed the issue with three mammoth games that are a must-play for all.

Our homes are evolving, and going ‘smart’. While most of us link "smartness" to a voice activated smart speaker, it goes much much deeper than that. In this issue, we aim to bring to fore some of the coolest and smartest domestic gadgets that have the ability to positively change your life. Either by helping you live better, pay lesser bills or simply by making your home more secure. As always there’s a lot of gadget testing as well from the Sony SRS-NS7 neckband speaker, OnePlus’ mid-range Nord CE 2, Philips Air Purifier to even the tech-laden 2022 Maruti Suzuki Baleno. Time to indulge a little then...

If this month is anything to go by, the tech and auto industries are waking up from their slumber. Launches are back, media drives are back, and we aren’t complaining. After a long time, our review tables are overflooding with gadgets, and our inboxes are replete with car launch invites. Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus and Vivo have kickstarted the year with their contenders, and Samsung's next Galaxy devices are right around the corner. Most new cars have more tech than an average computer with smarter assistants onboard, connected apps and radar-based autonomous driving aids and more. If you're still looking for a sign to feel good about 2022, this is it.

As is tradition, we kick off 2022 with the world's largest congregation of gadgets, CES in Las Vegas. Despite last minute pull outs from big name brands in the wake of Omicron, the event went ahead, and we saw a bucketload of launches. Some of the best at CES 2022 included Mercedes’ range-busting EQXX, TCL’s smart glasses, Samsung’s curved monitor, and much much more. Besides drooling on gadgets and concepts, this issue also has a wide range of reviews, including the Asus ProArt Studiobook, ViewSonic’s TV-replacement, and more. If this start is anything to go by, it's going to be a seminal year for tech and we're just getting warmed up.

It is that time of the year again when we celebrate the best of the year. Yes, it is the Stuff Gadgets Awards issue! Despite global issues like semiconductors shortage, there was no dearth of new product launches, or our appetite for consuming them. In this special issue we celebrate all the cool stuff launched this year that intrigued us, impressed us, and more importantly, would make us spend our own money on them. Some are game changing, while others simply push the envelope of evolution and are fully realised iterations of existing designs. But if you have to buy any new gadget this month, do not do so without going through our definitive compilation.

The light show is done, the guests are gone and the sweets have conspired against the weighing scale. Let the Stuff November issue nurse you back to health with our smartwatch feature that covers all sorts of new and fun fitness trackers. Or you can dig into a hot cuppa and enjoy the sweet serenity of good music with our cover story. We stuffed it with all sorts of music listening gadgetry, from lights that dance with your music to speakers that fill every inch of your home, there’s even a page and two for the most Hi-Fi of the lot. This is one of our feature-heavy issues and as tradition goes, video games have once again bombarded our wallets before Christmas so we’ve packed in the best upgrades for your gaming setup, handheld or otherwise! All that along with the latest reviews and snippets from the newest launches is for you to feast your eyes upon in the November issue!

Cameras and smartphones, cameras on smartphones, and cameras on robots. A mere glance on the cover of the Stuff October issue is enough to make a photographer weak in the knees. We’ve tested all the best system cameras in the market right now, and even the ones that fit into your palms. Apple, Samsung and Vivo are fighting tooth and nail to polish their camera tech and which one is truly the best? Well, grab a copy, coffee and a couch because we’ve put all these premium bangers through their paces. Photo samples and all. Amazon is in the news again and this time a lot of it has to do with robots and screens, and Big B! Make sure you hide your wallet for this one.

Before the festive bells start to ring, the Stuff September aims to bring you a meaty issue filled with all the latest gadgets. We've packed it with all important bits to upgrade your home cinema so your guests don't have to stare at a wall. It's also filled with the most number of tests we've done in a while. And more will be coming your way soon. Samsung's already let loose its foldable gadgets in the wild and you can catch all the info on our First Test section. As for the rest, there's a foldable from Lenovo too but not the smarty types and a Mini Cooper that can fold its roof and let mother nature and speed dictate your hair style.

Things may have started limping back towards “normal”, but WFH is here to stay, and our Cover Story will arm you to the teeth in this new normal. Speaking of normal, brands have woken up from a slumber, and that means our test pages are filled with all sorts of gadgets. Starting with the OnePlus Nord 2, to some house essentials like the Dyson Omni-Glide, Amazon Echo Show 10, and Benq’s V6000 Laser TV. Planning to host a house party? We have that covered as well with our list of best sub-Rs25k portable speakers.

Right after the lockdown was lifted, our gates were opened and boy, oh boy, the products came flooding in! Every brand wants to sit in the spotlight before the inevitable third wave sends us back to our caves. Bear with us, the July issue is packed with all the buzz and hype from the new launches and even reviews on latest launches! E3 hyped game titles, cars big enough to fit a family of four (plus dogs), smartest tellies from 2021, smartphones and a sneak peek into Windows 11.

Monsoons are right around the corner, which means it is time for one last garden party. Whether your space is as big as a community park or a small balcony, our cover story brings you the best gadgets to help you spruce it up, grill like a pro, and host a rocking party. Pets have helped many of us survive the pandemic, so we help you pick out the best products to pamper them. All this doesn’t mean we have forgotten about what we do best. Our test pages are filled with the latest Microsoft laptop, Xiaomi phone, a Sonos speaker, with a sprinkling of a horror game.

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We request that any complaint related to objectionable content be sent to the Grievance Officer through email to the above-mentioned email address. We also request that you provide the following details when making a complaint:

and the App that provides you the capability to order, subscribe to and receive the delivery of various magazines, books, news and magazine and publication related content (collectively known as 'Publications') and to have these digital versions of the Publications delivered to you

c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 85 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.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,000+ 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.

{{magzter}} is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 85 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.

Stuff India Magazine - September2020

Stuff India Magazine - September2020

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