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I'll leave it up to you to decide what counts as "small", I'd probably consider anything under 100K subs. Tech channels or otherwise, who are some of your favorite smaller Youtubers? How did you find them?

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The vast majority of the channels I'm subscribed to are small (as in less than 40.000 subs). 

A couple of favorites would be

How did I find them? Well, I've followed most of them for years, from way back when it was actually possible to discover smaller channels on YouTube. 

I also follow a lot of niché music channels, and they don't tend to have a lot of subsribers simply due to the subject matter. 

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Rag Tagg

 

CultofMush

 

Mind Fuzz

 

@ShadowTechXTS' channel

 

The Tech Chap

 

My favorite channel in the whole wide world

 

The main ones that I can think of off the top of my head.

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ValkyrieAurora

Let's plays, video game lore.

snomaN Gaming

Video game themes and mechanics discussion.

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All the Stations

Found this  by binge watching videos from the Londonist YouTube channel which led me to one of the presenters personal channel which led me to it

 

Bryan Lunduke

Linux Sucks 2kXX

 

 

Team PGP

Where all of their past Twitch streams are and the multicam for them as well

 

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Druaga1

I just love his videos, fun to watch.

 

Lieutenant North Dakota

I just love watching him.  He's also a personal friend and my neighbor IRL.  (Yes, I'm serious, he actually is).  We also go to college together and he's my neighbor at the dorms also, lol.

 

It'sMyNaturalColour

IMNC is also fun.  Granted, I love older Apple tech, and he covers a lot of that.

 

Each&Everything

He scams the tech scammers.  Some have been pretty funny also.

 

GojiFan1993

GojiFan93, as he's usually called.  Generally cool dude.  Unfortunately he gave up on his channel, and the fandom for the most part, not that I blame him (the fandom has become so toxic).  I've talked with him personally on TohoKingdom forums.  He's a nice guy and I'm sad that he quit.

 

TimmyTechTV

I like this guy, but he hasn't uploaded in 6 months, so I don't know.

 

RandomGaminginHD

I'm cheating here a little bit.  He has more than 100K subs, but god do I love how he looks at older hardware.  He deserves at least twice the subs.

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Under 100k subs is pretty hard for me. But here are some you may not have heard about....yet.

 

danooct1

He basically does videos on virus, trojan, and worm payloads.

 

Maximilian Dood

His Dead or Alive Xtreme videos are fricken hilarious

 

Maxxarcade

Really like his computer videos/rants. You can also learn a bit about PSUs from his rants about cheap supplies.

 

Squirrel

Simulation gaming.

 

DennisBunnik Travels
Airline reviews. Just interesting to watch.

 

DrBFraser

One of my profs. His videos are pretty good. 

 

ChinTudeHD

I don't really have to explain this one...

 

LY Chinchillas

Again... no explanation needed.

 

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Philscomputerlab

YogurtPC

Joestech

ExoParadigmGamer

Randomgaminginhd (not small anymore, but I started watching when he was under 20k)

Mindblank

Nostalgianerd (not so small anymore, almost to 100k)

greenhamgaming (not small anymore, 150ishk)

 

Just some I've watched recently off the top of my head, I'm sure there's more. I love supporting small channels, they also make content that I just find funner and more interesting. Most of the bigger channels just don't really do it for me anymore.

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All the guys I'm subscribed to under 100K subs:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZWy8z5SXEBhZB1gb7domWw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0IZ3i697VyZ9tH0ZeivUgA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdEczn3MVkx_4PnMZ10MVFA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ApGj-FoaBR6Q_8haUXhJw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqE3IQPWUDA9PZGaT6BDAKw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV6KDgJskWaEckne5aPA0aQ

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCefl-5pmhZmljwZTE2KrcdA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU1v3aREdaFD6BA-FRLYUQQ

 

All great content :) 

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Bosnianbill - a great lockpicking channel

Spectre Sound Studios - a great channel about recording (mostly metal) music with super direct host

Christopher Frost Photography - want to buy a Cannon EF mount lens? Watch this guy. He has series of real world tests for Canon mount lenses and and it is easy to spot the difference in image quality. Not that much into theory but more into practice

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