In this issue

We start the new year – and mark our 2nd anniversary – with a quick look at the last: specifically, we have the results of our annual NXT Awards where you, the readers, choose your favourite gadgets of the year of 2017. A heady mix of the usual suspects and some surprises, the awards correctly reflect the tech that has resonated most with us. Of course, we have our usual fare of the latest tech that sneaked in just before CES 2018 as well as a useful guide for spring cleaning and improving your home.

Other highlights:
Apple Mac Pro
Xiaomi Mi Mix 2
Samsung Smart Home WiFi
BMW i8 Roadster
Hover Drone
Leica CL
Lamborghini Urus
Astell & Kern AK70 MKII
Moto Mods 360 Cam
Canon EOS M100

iMac For Pros, At Last

Apple finally delivers a pro-level iMac and it’s a sexy beast

1 min

Mixing It Up

Despite some compromises, Xiaomi turns on the style, on the cheap

1 min

Oh Snap, Look Out Intel

The future of computing may be more mobile than desktop

1 min

Virtual Racing Goggles

DJI’s new drone goggles is almost like a video game coming alive

1 min

Connecting Smarter

Samsung’s new Connect Home makes it easier to automate your house

1 min

Modern Classic

Leica expands its APS-C range via a mirrorless camera with classic controls

1 min

Game On

Linksys partners Rivet Networks to create the ultimate gaming router

1 min

Salted Egg Chicken, Don Meijin-Style

Donburi specialist Don Meijin takes on one of Singapore’s most addictive dishes

1 min

A Year Of Changes

The Winter transfer window is an epic helter skelter of a time and Ash can speak from personal experience. But it’s also a time for renewal and she explains why...

2 mins

This Urus Is Not A Ruse

Behold the world’s fastest and most expensive SUV

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.