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Good Points: It looks good, nice pics, simple layout

Bad Points: Superficial. I subscribed for a year for about £12 or £13 which is an offer price you can find in loads of places and was impressed by the look, but it is superficial rubbish. There is little of a theme and the "gentleman's" stuff is for pompous idiots.

General comments: I noticed in the copy in which they reviewed the new Aston Martin that 98% of the readership had an income £30,000 per year and it got me thinking; what is the mag about? If the readership has an average salary, why all the pompous stuff about the correct way to iron a Jermyn Street shirt or the latest supercar or whatever. The mag is therefore raising expectations, creating dreams and turning men into a creation they can't live up to. In my opinion, we should get interests that we can afford, be real and have dreams that can be realised.

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In my opinion, only sometimes does Esquire have good articles and writing. I feel that Esquire magazine's quality has really gone downhill and they don't seem to be turning it around. I think that Esquire was a decent magazine up until last year when they decided to clutter the pages with too many articles and the writing became more lad mag than class. I do not recommend this magazine to anyone who has taste and class.

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I used to like Esquire up until the last year, I feel they have become more like a lad mag instead of a gentleman's mag. I feel that GQ, Details, and Men's Vogue are better quality and much classier Men's magazines that more Gentlemen will appreciate. In my opinion Esquire is going into immaturity and I think most Men will feel insulted by this magazine.