Customer Reviews

In Touch

5 star:		(8)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Yeah, In Touch magazine is basically fluff when compared to world events, but I like their kind of fluff. This class of magazine is celebrity driven without being what I would classify a tabloid (i.e. Star or The National Inquirer). In comparison, In Touch magazine most closely relates to US Weekly and People. Of these three magazines, In Touch has the best quality and quantity of photographs. In Touch's article's aren't as good as US Weekly's, but with a much lower cover price it's worth picking up one when in line at the grocery store. On the other hand, if you are looking to subscribe to a weekly magazine, US Weekly is a better bet because their usual subscription price is $.1.00 per issue versus their $3.50 cover price per issue. Meanwhile, In Touch does not give much of a price break for subscribers. Their subscription price is $.1.49 per issue versus their $1.99 cover price per issue.

I began buying this back in the summer EVERY Friday when it came out, mostly because I was buying US and People and for way too much $$...this is $1.99 on the newstand and it's great! The stories are to the point, good and factual. Even my mother who isn't very much into these types of magazines started buying it. It's sort of being a bit nosey and keeping yourself up on the celebrity scene. I literally read this cover to cover and keep it by my bed. I can usually read enough stories before falling asleep...they don't go on and on and on. I'm subscribing!

I have been buying InTouch since the very first issue and i havent missed any issues since. i noticed the subscription information in the magazine and it ticked me off to the extreme. You'd think that by subscribing to the magazine they would offer some sort of deal for subscribing but in this case its the exact opposite. I live in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada and in order to subscribe to the magazine it would cost me 187.65 canadian (139.00 american). But if I continue to buy it in the store it will only cost me 178.88 canadian. What kind of company treats its customers this way??? Im definatly not going to be buying InTouch anymore until we Canadians get some sort of deal as well. Its rather unfortunate since InTouch is such an entertaining magazine.

I started buying this magazine the first day it hit the shelf at our Wal-Mart. I haven't missed an issue. This magazine gives you more info than if you knew the stars personally and were up close and personal with their lives. I feel like the other mags dish it out, but sometimes I wonder if some of there stories are just that- STORIES! It seems like they spread it on pretty thick at times just to sell a cover. I don't get that with IN TOUCH. I have a salon, and my clients are anxious to find out what is going on this week with their favorite stars. It doesn't bother me in the least to sit down on a Friday or Saturday night, when the family is winding down, and read this book cover to cover, knowing that my clients are just as much movie buffs as I am, and they will want to know a tidbit of information on their favorites. Thanks IN TOUCH, for adding an end of the week incintive for those of us who very rarely get a Saturday off. Your magazine gives me something to look forward to!

Pure gossip. Even more gossip than People..I didn't think that was possible!!!! But it is fun to read sometimes so I gave it a 3.

This is a GREAT magazine. I absolutely love it and it's a good price. I love People, but it's so expensive, and if I do buy both, I find that they both have the same information in them - so save money and get In Touch!

This magazine is really just pure celebrity trash (not as bad as The Star, not as good as People) but I can't put it down! If there is something going on in the celebrity world, In Touch will have it in their pages. The articles aren't great and they never really go in depth with anything - but it's great for keeping informed and glancing through for pictures.

Well, like a couple of the other reviewers, getting my In Touch in the mail was like a surprise everytime. I wouldn't get three of the issues for a week and a half, and then out of nowhere, i would recieve all three in the same day. Also, what has annoyed me is the only people who have graced the cover has been Nick and Jessica or Brad and Jen. I have to question the magazine too because one issue will say they are broken up, then the next will say they are FOR SURE with the other person, and then the next would say they were back together. Its just annoying. The thing i do like most about this magazine is certainly all the stories inside. There are the same pictures you will find everywhere else but there are a lot of short articles that you can read rather than many five page articles. Its a lot more relaxing. So, although i have had some problems with the service, and am a little annoyed with their "broad" range of stories, it could be worse.

I used to buy this magazine EVERY, single week, and finally decided to get a subscription. Now I wait anxiously for it EVERY week in the mail. I simply just LOVE this magazine!!! From the exclusive celebrity articles to the fashion, this magazine is always up-to-date and keeps you informed on the hottest news items and fashion trends today. I highly recommend this magazine to anyone. I'll read this magazine over US Weekly, OK!, Life&Style, and any other celebrity magazine out there. In Touch rocks!!!

If you read People, US, or this magazine you are after celebrity trash plain and simple. If you don't want to pay the inflated price of People, this magazine is for you. I actually find the lack of bleeding heart "real people" stories refreshing. If you are after serious magazines go get Time or something else. If you just want some weekly eye candy about the multitude of overpaid celebs than this is the way to go.