Best Tech Youtubers?

[minervx]

It seems like each one has their niche.

 

Paul's Hardware - practical PC building

JayzTwoCents - liquid cooling

Joker Productions - graphics cards

MKBHD - mobile devices

Austin - consumer/budget tech

Ur Avg Consumer - audio, smart devices

Hardware Canucks - cases

Linus - all-around, comedy

Tek Everything - small form factors builds

[minibois]

I agree with your list, mostly.

 

But I would like to add UFD Tech for mining related stuff, TechAltar for mostly mobile cellphone news/stories, EposVox for just.. Whatever he uploads (in terms of tutorials, tips, etc.) is very interesting.

I feel like Hardware Canucks deserves a spot on the list too, but not sure what to classify them as.

[NelizMastr]

I also watch a lot of Tech Yes City and Hardware Unboxed personally. Tech Yes City does a lot of used parts and Hardware Unboxed (especially Steve) is the benchmark king lol.

[tikker]

HardwareCanucks is nice to watch to I find. Especially their case reviews.

[Taja]

Bitwit is for fun stuff and some different ideas on the hardware/gaming themes.

 

Gamers Nexus for deep analysis and insights in the industry.

[LienusLateTips]

Gamers - Case analysis, VRM analysis, and now they are getting a PSU review division!

 

Canucks - Case look around, unboxing, peripherals

[TheGlenlivet]

Agree on Gamers Nexus and Actual Hardcore Overclocking for the deeper dive and more technical analysis.

[RollTime]

I feel like Linus goes into more detail than other tech channels.

[Lenovo1984]

Technology focused YouTube creators tend to be the best based on opinion. For example, I watch Linus's content, iJustine's content, Jonathan Morrison's content, some of Austin Evan's content, and almost all of Uxwbill's technology content. That's it. I don't spend hours every day watching dozens of people saying the same things about the same products. That's also the reason I only watch one review of a product on one channel. 

[NelizMastr]

3 minutes ago, RollTime said:

I feel like Linus goes into more detail than other tech channels.

You're the only one  

[TheKDub]

Dave Lee (Dave2D) for laptops and occasionally phones.

Kai W, ZY Productions, DSLRguide, and Mango Street for camera gear / tips.

[RollTime]

10 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

You're the only one  

I guess so. Maybe I'm wrong.

[Aarif]

There is another tech channel-"Tech Deals".

His videos are really helpful.

[minervx]

Linus used to be the best one because he provided the most informative content.  Now, it's largely about entertainment and antics, and its driven by RGB liquid cooled advertising revenue.  I'm still subbed to him because every now and then he does make a video that's very helpful.

[Egg-Roll]

1 hour ago, RollTime said:

I feel like Linus goes into more detail than other tech channels.

Only in techquickie... Everything else not so much, some videos it feels like he goes into more detail about the sponsors product more than what the actual video is about.

[thefrecklepuny]

I like Tech Deals as well. Very straight to the point.

[BarackOBatman]

Personally... I like Gamer's Nexus, Actually Hardcore Overclocking, LMG, and Tech YES City the most. These guys are top tier in my book.

 

Used to be big into Tech Deals, back when he did a lot of price/performance value oriented stuff, but there's too much paid reviews for new products, some of which arent even a good value IMO. Don't get me wrong, I still watch tech deals, and he does still do some value oriented stuff, but not like he did a year ago.

 

Science Studio is pretty good usually (when he's not getting offended by his viewers)

 

RandomGaminginHD and Timmy Joe Tech are pretty entertaining for old hardware IMO.

 

Jay's2Cents and Bitwit are of course great for reasons stated previously. (Them Bitwit sketches though! just cant get enough of em!!!)

 

Paul is OK Hardware, Hardware Unboxed is OK

 

I pass on Hardware Canucks, Austin Evans, iJustine, UFD.

 

This is just my opinion

[BarackOBatman]

On 4/26/2018 at 10:23 AM, NelizMastr said:

I also watch a lot of Tech Yes City and Hardware Unboxed personally. Tech Yes City does a lot of used parts and Hardware Unboxed (especially Steve) is the benchmark king lol.

Gotta love them Aussie Tech Tubers

[Drak3]

Ben Heck - mods

DIY Perks; Tinkernut - DIY solutions

 

You forgot some categories.

[Jumper118]

all the ones that get paid by amd/intel/nvidia are the best, everyone loves a bit of youtube dramas. 

[TheRandomness]

GamersNexus for entertainment and ridiculous amounts of detail. They're just about to start doing proper PSU reviews
Actually Hardware Overclocking with his PCB breakdowns are awesome if you want a deep dive on how the things work.

[Guest]

Level1Techs for Wendell. I enjoy his videos for the explanations. 

[LinusTech]

On 2018-04-26 at 7:18 AM, minervx said:

It seems like each one has their niche.

 

Paul's Hardware - practical PC building

JayzTwoCents - liquid cooling

Joker Productions - graphics cards

MKBHD - mobile devices

Austin - consumer/budget tech

Ur Avg Consumer - audio, smart devices

Hardware Canucks - cases

Linus - all-around, comedy

Tek Everything - small form factors builds

YAY I'M FUNNY!!!!

[Drak3]

3 minutes ago, LinusTech said:

YAY I'M FUNNY!!!!

I feel like a clerical error was made.

[kirashi]

11 minutes ago, LinusTech said:

YAY I'M FUNNY!!!!

9 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

I feel like a clerical error was made.

Can confirm; @LinusTech isn't always funny - he's hilarious and never fails to insert an innuendo whenever possible, even if it doesn't quite fit in the hole. Literal humor is my jam, so keep laughing at all your ban puns and I'll laugh right along with you.   Maybe LTT should write the next sketch comedy show that eventually becomes a North American sensation, like the Red Green Show.