Mat Gallagher

Mat Gallagher is Editor-in-Chief of T3.com, with a career spanning over two decades in consumer publishing, primarily focused on technology, luxury, and automotive content. Starting in photography journalism, he wrote for titles like *Digital Photo* and *Amateur Photographer* during the rise of digital photography and early camera phones. His editorial experience expanded to managing digital projects and video production for photography magazines before transitioning to leadership roles at *Time Out Beijing* and *Time Out Hong Kong* as Managing Editor. **Expertise and Preferred Topics** Gallagher specializes in: - Consumer tech: Smartphones, EVs, smart glasses, and gaming hardware - Automotive innovation: Electric vehicles and car tech (BMW iDrive OS X, Segway Xyber e-bike) - Active lifestyle tech: Wearables, fitness gear, and outdoor equipment His work frequently involves hands-on testing of products like the Ray-Ban Meta Headliner smart glasses and Huawei FreeBuds Pro 4. At T3, he oversees the Active vertical, covering transportation, wearables, and fitness tech. **Notable Work** - CES 2025 coverage: Highlighted breakthrough tech like the TCL Playcube projector and Asus ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet - Automotive analysis: Tested 2025’s best EVs and explored BMW’s next-gen iDrive interface - Collaborations: Interviewed will.i.am about LG’s xBoom speaker line **Writing Style** Gallagher’s approach combines technical analysis with accessible language, emphasizing real-world usability. His articles often feature first-person testing narratives (e.g., “I tried the Segway Xyber...”) and trend forecasts, such as predicting thin-form smartphones as the next evolution beyond foldables. He maintains a focus on how tech integrates into daily life, from party-planning apps to portable projectors. Outside editorial duties, Gallagher contributes photography expertise and automotive reviews, balancing professional insights with personal interests in vintage cars and travel. His career reflects a consistent trajectory through pivotal tech eras – from early DSLRs to current AI-integrated devices.