In this issue

The December 2020 edition of NXT caps a turbulent year in world history, where most of us simply had to stay home as much as possible and wear a mask in public spaces. For the tech-inclined, 2020 started with much promise, and while we spent the middle of the year in the doldrums, the last quarter has been very exciting as a host of tech, gadgets and gear have appeared that really warmed the cockles of our hearts - In this issue Gear, we feature Huawei’s delayed Mate 40 Pro flagship smartphone, Apple’s M1-powered MacBooks, and Fujifilm’s latest mirrorless shooter, with upgraded video features. In NXT Angel, we ask our busy NXT Angel to try using a Lenovo ThinkBook Plus for work and play. This month's main feature is a real treat for gamers, as we discover a host of new gaming gear such as fast CPUs, GPUs, the Xbox Series X/S and the PlayStation 5, plus 4K gaming TVs and fast monitors! Oh and do visit our Luxury section to see how vibrant the latest Lamborghini Huracan looks, while URWERK is back with another exceptional timepiece. In our Test section, we have a number of outstanding products, leading off with the Sony PlayStation 5 and followed by the Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max and Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Carbon. Plus, a test drive of the all-electric Mini Electric! Finally, in NXT Big Thing, 5G is now in SG but faster data speeds are still on the horizon, and here’s why it will be big.

Fujifilm's Vlogging Star

Fujifilm adds a new affordable compact mirrorless camera with image stabilisation

1 min

Sony ZV-1

The Sony ZV-1 will now be available in white, a highly demanded colour, allowing users to enjoy shooting casual videos with a body colour of their choice which matches their personality or preference.

1 min

Epson Ultra Short Throw Laser Interactive Projector

When compared directly, the laser is light-years ahead. With lasers, there is no need to wait for the lamp to warm up. Epson laser projectors heat-transfer cooling system also eliminates the need for complicated air-cooling systems.

1 min

Huawei × Gentle Monster Eyewear II

The Huawei X Gentle Monster Eyewear II offers a comfortable wearing experience.

1 min

Jabra Elite 85T

The Elite 85t true wireless earbuds is powered by Jabra’s latest and most advanced Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) chip which silences background noise effectively.

2 mins

Hohem Isteady X

Hohem has upgraded their face tracking smartphone gimbal iSteady X with several new features.

2 mins

Amazfit GTR 2

Available with either a stainless steel or black aluminum alloy case, the Amazfit GTR 2 has a classic look, featuring a round 1.39-inch AMOLED display with crafted 3D curved glass that’s clear and easy to read.

1 min

Tokyoflash Altimeter

Designed with an industrial looking case, the Altimeter watch features integrated revolving discs that display the time.

1 min

Ressence TYPE5X

Ressence continues to change the way and the why we experience watches by introducing the second piece in its X collection. Collection X marks the first 10 years and brings the brand manifesto to life.

1 min

Watch 6 To Watch

Apple fines tunes its popular smartwatch with improved health features, including a tie in with Lumihealth.sg

3 mins

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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.