In this issue

With every passing year travel has become even less of a hassle. Last minute bookings, grabbing a cab, finding a place to eat – these are things apps can sort out easily. Language barriers? Not a problem. Use an app or you can shell out cash for the Google Pixel Buds and Pixel 2 XL for the most seamless experience. This month, we look at the best gear that you can bring along on your trips abroad, as well as gadgets that will keep your home safe and set your mind at ease. Speaking of Google Pixel 2 XL, would you choose it over the Apple iPhone 8 Plus? We had a look at both phones so check out what we think of them. And of course, there’s plenty more exciting gadgets where those came from.

Other highlights:
Canon M100
Huawei Mate 10
Nokia 3310 3G
GoPro Fusion 360
Canon TS9170
HP Spectre 13
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III
Apple Watch Series 3
Focal Tournaire
Sony Xperia XZ1

Palm-Sized Dslr

Canon’s M100 is an entry-level mirrorless camera that’s essentially a palm-sized DSLR

1 min

The Mate Gets An AI Buddy

The Huawei Mate 10 makes its fashionably late entrance with a smartphone of epic proportions.

1 min

Class Of Its Own

The Mercedes E-Class Coupé is like the tech geek who’s super into sports. And good taste.

1 min

Classic, Reborn

The 3310 is dead. Long live the 3310. The brick that was broken; it has been remade.

1 min

Personal Space

Porsche Design and KEF’s signature headphones get the noise-cancelling touch.

1 min

A1 For Value

Xiaomi sets the bar for how an Android One phone should be.

1 min

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NXT Magazine Description:

NXT Magazine is the leading lifestyle consumer gadget title for the Singapore market and will focus on how increasingly affluent consumers are changing their lifestyles with a greater affinity for the very best in consumer electronics, luxury tech products and emerging trends such as wearables.

Featuring entertaining articles for both male and female readers, NXT Magazine is about the user experience and understanding the technology behind the world's favourite gadgets.

The NXT Magazine reader desires the best and the latest in gadgets and gear, but doesn’t want to wade through reams of technical jargon to find out what’s best.

The NXT readers is between the age of 16 and 50s, with approximately 50% and below female, affluent with a high disposable income. The core NXT readers are in their mid-20s to early-40s and discerning with his/her spending, conscious of brand identity and willing to spend more for premium build quality over processor performance, stylish design over complex technical features.