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Reviews (1-5)

5 out of 5 : Nice quick read glossy

Reviewer: Dorrie Wheeler  (Virginia Beach, Va United States)

In Touch is a weekly glossy magazines that retails at newsstands for $1.99. It is very similar to Star and Us Weekly. They offer fodder on the Hollywood flavour of the moment, so expect lots of stories about Julia Roberts, Britney Spears, Brad Pitt, Jenifer Aniston, J.Lo and the usual suspects. It is very worth the newsstand price. They rarely, if ever have human interest stories, most of the stories are all about celebrities, style, make-up, or fashion. They also have contests some times. A lot of times I notice they run the same stories and pictures as Us Weekly so if I had to choose between In Touch and Us Weekly 1 year subscription is less I would choose Us because it still seems like they get more exclusive stories that In Touch. Also, some of the news they run sometimes is weeks old, I often think they end up filling space close to print time. It's an okay magazine an worth the cover price.
 

5 out of 5 : In Touch with Celebs

Reviewer: E. Rey "flannelpants" (TX USA)

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.

 

2 out of 5 : You will never know when you're going to receive it

Reviewer:A. chen "Ana" (San Jose, CA USA)

I have subscribed to "In Touch" since September last year and it's time to renew, but I'm not going to....because this magazine is never arrived on time (at least 5 of them just failed to arrive), I don't know whether i should wait for it or call customer service. I would go to the store and buy it instead because the magazine itself is very entertaining.
 

1 out of 5 : What a Nightmare of a Subscription

Reviewer: Rommel C. Santor (Irvine, CA)

I was pleasantly surprised reading many of the reviews on Amazon. Well, let me rephrase. I was pleased that I am not the only one with disgust for the company. I started getting it about 7 weeks ago and the address was incorrect from the start. I requested an address change every week and it never happened until I wrote a strongly worded angry email to them to which they said it would change in about 6 weeks! On top of that I always received the magazines after I see them in the store. An on top of that I have not received two issues in the last three weeks!!! What a horror this company is. So much, in fact, that I just cancelled the subscription. I'm subscribing to Us Weekly. Hopefully I'll have better luck there.


5 out of 5 : Great magazine but extremely disappointed with company

Reviewer: AshleyBear "Ashley!!!!!" (Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada)

I have been buying In Touch since the very first issue and i haven’t 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??? I’m definitely not going to be buying In Touch anymore until we Canadians get some sort of deal as well. Its rather unfortunate since In Touch is such an entertaining magazine.