Stuff Live 2008 ExCeLs at its new home!

The UK's premier home entertainment and gadget show exceeded all expectations this year after its move to ExCeL London.  Visitor numbers were a massive 30% up on last year, attracted by great product launches from the many leading manufacturers at the show.

“Great show in a superior location this year.  Overall fantastic well organised show with the right target demographic in attendance.”

George Mead,
LG Electronics UK Ltd

The success of the show has been attributed to the host of exhibitors and entertainment features from over 68 market-leading brands, exhibiting their latest products at the show.  This included a large range of portable home entertainment equipment, the latest gadgets, and mobile phones, TV’s, supercars, multimedia players, satellite navigation systems, entertainment, gaming, music gadgets and much more.

Visitors had plenty to keep them occupied with the various features.

"When music is reproduced to a very high standard it always surprises the un-initiated.  This show provided one of the best opportunities to do this.  It was very well attended and the venue was an excellent choice".

Christina Milnes, Wilson Benesch 

The extensive marketing and advertising campaign featured nationally and all over London, showing some of the great products featured at the show.  The outdoor campaign got a lot of recognition from press, exhibitors and visitors alike all contributing to drawing the huge crowds.

The standard has been set for a great few years to come now.  Next year sees the show expanding by 50% for 2009 and stands are already being booked to get the best positions on the floor.

“On behalf of our Members, we felt that using the Chill Out Lounge at Stuff Live to raise and promote brand awareness of Blu-ray was extremely useful.

I was particularly impressed with the organisation and support on site at ExCeL and should it be appropriate next year, would welcome the opportunity to take ownership of the space again to highlight the benefits of Blu-ray”.

Hannah Conduct, British Video Association