It’s time for another issue of Stuff to magically appear on a digital or physical shelf near you. The secret to the Sept-Oct-Nov 2026 issue of Stuff Magazine, as ever, is people. People you don’t see but are probably at least dimly aware of. The main thrust of this issue is doing your work (and taking your breaks) everywhere you happen to find yourself. But there are also a few other elements tucked into these pages.
But, really, it’s all about setting up your computing work — whatever that happens to be — anywhere. The biggest drawback of using a laptop out in the wild is the need to find a wall socket for power. Or is it? Stuff‘s Sept-Oct-Nov 2026 issue has collected a batch of battery superstars, suited to all manner of use cases, ranging in price from affordable to semi-affordable to ‘do you have a substantial trust fund?’ Of course, there’s no real need to only use these machines for work, but that’s the main point. Officially.
If you’re determined to goof off, Stuff‘s latest has a separate, dedicated section for that. Whether you’re emulating retro consoles (or using actual hardware — that’s an option too) or toting a portable gaming PC around everywhere, you’ll find the best of the current (and upcoming) crops between the pages of our current issue. Some will be a touch difficult to get, sure. To make up for it, we’ve also stocked up on the accessories and essential kit you need to make the best of your work-avoidance hardware.
Have you missed something? Don’t feel bad if you. Once something is digital, it exists more or less forever. Unless the Sun decides we’re not allowed to have electricity anymore. Before that happens, there is time to grab any digital issues you may have missed. You’ll find them here, at a discounted rate.
Cars? Wearables? Phones, folding or standard? The newest announcements and upcoming hardware? An electric scooter? A surprising number of plugs for average South Africans doing something in tech this year? You’ll find all that and more in the Sept-Oct-Nov 2026 issues of Stuff Magazine. You’ll find them in retail stores, at Stuff‘s own store, or various subscription portals. Get yours today.
