NXT Magazine - May 2018

In this issue

In the May issue of NXT we go wire free. With improvements in Bluetooth and battery technology, it's more than time to cut the cable and listen to your music in wireless freedom, and we showcase the latest in wireless headphone technology, from the best noise cancelling earcans to true wireless earbuds.
In Gear we have the latest on the new Fitbit Versa smartwatch and Fitbit Ace kids wearable, Apple's brand new iPad and Dyson's latest V10 cordless vacuum. For Luxury we get in touch with Montblanc's latest Meosterstuck pens, which pay homage to Le Petit Prince, as well as the very first smartwatch from prestige watchmaker Hublot - the Big Bang Referee 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia special. We also feature the Allure smart mirror with our NXT Angel, which enables ladies to try out various virtual makeup options with a tap, and review two of the latest smartphones, Huawei's P20 Pro and Sony's Xperia XZ2, the Google Home and Home mini gets reviewed, as well as three headphones, Dell's delicious XPS 13 notebook and Canon's Powershot G1 X Mark III.
Finally in our Guru section we show you why cameras are still great for taking selfies and provide some pro-level photography tips to get the best out of them.

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.