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Stuff (UK), 1 Oct 2026

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Stuff finds the best gadgets for you to buy and use. We get excited about the future, nostalgic about the past and animated about the products in our hands today. Every issue we show you the latest tech launches as well as the best ones to buy, and how to get the most out of them. What you'll get every issue: - 100 pages packed with the latest tech news and reviews - Hot Stuff – the most exciting new gadgets launched this month - Wheels - the hottest news from the auto world - Features - in depth with the hottest gear to buy - Tested - our definitive verdict on the very latest products and games - Upvoted - the latest tech accessories, fashion and smart home gear - Instant upgrades - tips and tricks for the latest gadgets - Top apps and software hacks to power up your tech - The legendary Top 10s - our guide to the best of everything - Plus win top gadgets in our monthly competition!

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ArticleWel­come

Hello and wel­come to our 30th anniversary issue! Yes, it really has been that long since this magazine first appeared on news­agent shelves (check out the note at the bot­tom of this page if you get yours from TG Jones). Three dec­ades, 12 main...

Wel­come

ArticleThe Hot Five

Google Pixel 11 Pro This Android has a glow­ing blob; for use face-down it’s just the job Volk­swa­gen Sport Elec­tric Bike On this e-bike’s a spe­cial bar So oth­ers see you near or far KEF LS Luxe These speak­ers by a hip designer really...

The Hot Five

Article30 years of Stuff

1996. Ewan Mcgregor goes swim­ming in a toi­let, the Spice Girls launch Girl Power and a sheep gets cloned. Oh, and some other sig­ni­fic­ant things hap­pen too, includ­ing the mighty Stuff mak­ing its debut. Yes, we’re that old. So now we’ve hit the...

30 years of Stuff

ArticleSam­sung Galaxy Z Fold8

There aren’t many aspects of Microsoft’s for­ays into mobile that I’m in a hurry to see make a comeback, but it’s hard to look at Sam­sung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 and not be reminded of the Sur­face Duo. The world clearly wasn’t ready for a pass­port-shaped...

Sam­sung Galaxy Z Fold8

ArticleTappwa­ter

Crav­ing crisp, refresh­ing drink­ing water with no weird after­taste? Your palette will rejoice at the Tappwa­ter Coun­ter­top RO SMR fil­tra­tion sys­tem, which removes over 100 unwanted con­tam­in­ants from water – and we have two of them to give...

Tappwa­ter

ArticleCook­ers

The mul­tiple mas­ter­chef Sage Fast Slow GO Sage’s multi-cooker has 14 pro­grammes for mak­ing foodie favour­ites. You can pres­sure-cook, slow-cook, sauté, steam, stew, make risotto and more. It even has a sous-vide option and a yoghurt short­cut...

Cook­ers

ArticleOut­run (1986)

Very thought­ful of Sega to let you have a nice sit-down while you played. Not every ver­sion of Out­run was this fancy. Many cab­in­ets were more tra­di­tional stand-up affairs – though even they still had ped­als, a gear­stick and a steer­ing wheel...

Out­run (1986)