Stuff South Africa - December 2021/January 2022

In this issue

Everything you want to know about everything you want. PLUS the most wanted and exclusive gadgets. New films and music to keep your brain entertained even in the quietest moments. Streaming essentials on Netflix, Amazon and Showmax... Computers, smartphones, tablets, headphones, speakers, games... It's all here in every issue.

ASUS ZENBOOK 13 OLED

Work is looking bright

1 min

RØDE NT-USB MINI

No more rat race

1 min

TCL C725

Time for some TV TLC

1 min

The fourth is strong with this one

Samsung and Google team up to take down the Apple Watch. But is bringing Wear OS to this fight like squaring up to a Sith Lord with a toy lightsaber?

3 mins

A quantum stumble

A fairly expensive, feature-rich wireless headset that does most things well enough but lacks any standouts

2 mins

SONY ZV-E10

INSTANT UPGRADES

3 mins

KEEP YOUR HEAD IN THE CLOUD

There are many compelling reasons to switch to cloud services when it comes to backing up your small, medium, or micro-enterprise (SMME) in South Africa

4 mins

Psychonauts 2

The original Psychonauts offered a genuinely interesting story that wasn’t just about saving the princess or the world, or collecting a hundred MacGuffins. Here’s why its sequel is a timely one…

2 mins

Deathloop

If you do one thing before lockdown runs out: play Deathloop. No, seriously. If we weren’t here writing this review, we’d be playing Deathloop

2 mins

APPLE IPOD

RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES 2001

1 min

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Stuff South Africa Magazine Description:

Stuff Magazine, the world's best-selling gadget & technology magazine. Stuff is your expert, up to the minute guide on gadgets, gear, technology - and how to play with them. Our expert reviews and tests sort the best from the rest in digital cameras, cellphones, computers, games, fashion, wheels, lifestyle products and the weird and wonderful. Stuff is a magazine about technology, but it’s more about how a product looks and how it fits into the reader’s life.