The 25 English-language YouTube channels with the most views in the 12 months to October 20, 2026, from Streamforge’s creator data.
The list
Tech YouTubers review the things people are about to buy: phones, laptops, PC parts, headphones, cameras and smart home gear.
These are the English-language YouTube channels whose main topic is consumer tech, ranked by how many views their long-form videos got in the last 12 months.
@mkbhd
Reviews and first impressions of phones, laptops and gadgets, including the iPhone Duo, OLED MacBook Pro and iPad mini, Xiaomi phones, Meta glasses and the Tesla Roadster.
United States
@Mrwhosetheboss
Phone reviews and unboxings for the iPhone Duo, Pixel phones and Galaxy foldables, plus themed tests of decades of old phones, ultra-thin gadgets and futuristic tech.
United Kingdom
@JerryRigEverything
Phone durability tests and teardowns of the iPhone Duo, new iPhones, Galaxy foldables and the Trump Phone, plus a smartphone factory tour and a bedroom elevator build.
United States
@GyanTherapy
Phone reviews and buying advice priced in rupees, from budget OPPO, vivo, Tecno and Samsung models to Android updates like ColorOS and OriginOS, plus Mac Mini tests.
India
@NextUniverz
Gadget tests and shopping reality checks in India, from Flipkart and Amazon sale deals to phone teardowns, battery drain tests and fitness band comparisons.
India
@ETAPRIME
Mini PC and handheld gaming tests, covering SteamOS and Bazzite installs, Intel Arc and AMD Ryzen graphics speed tests, and hands-on looks at new Minisforum and Acer machines.
United States
@unboxtherapy
Unboxings and first impressions of new phones and gadgets, from the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold to Xiaomi phones, chargers, microphones and unusual Android devices.
Canada
@Jayztwocents
PC hardware and graphics card commentary, from NVIDIA news and lawsuits to HAVN and Corsair case reviews, a water leak test and the future of PC gaming.
United States
@SwitchandClickOfficial
Practical tech fixes and budget picks, such as free alternatives to Adobe, home servers that replace subscriptions, browser rankings, cheap gaming handhelds and Steam Machine tweaks.
United States
@zollotech
Apple software update walkthroughs for iOS, watchOS and macOS releases and betas, plus unboxing, setup and review videos for the iPhone Duo, iPad mini and HomePod mini.
United States
@DroidModderX
Smart home and gadget reviews, from eufy robot vacuums and video doorbells to DJI cameras, permanent outdoor lights, projectors and a dehumidifier tested in a humid basement.
United States
@jspring86
Gadget reviews, often after weeks or months of use, covering home backup batteries from EcoFlow and Anker, smart rings, sleep earbuds, robot vacuums and AI cameras.
United States
@VideoWaliSarkar1
Phone unboxings and first looks in Pakistan, covering Vivo, Nubia, Honor, Poco and Samsung, plus the VWS Extra tech news roundup and electric vehicle first impressions.
Pakistan
@MattTalkTech
Apple leaks, reviews and comparisons covering the OLED MacBook Pro, iPhone Duo, iPad mini and upcoming iPhones, plus Apple Home setups, TVs and display glasses.
United Kingdom
@NoodleNick
Gadget reviews with a focus on mechanical keyboards from Epomaker, MelGeek and Chilkey, plus mini PCs, headphones, walking pads, smart bird feeders and home dehumidifiers.
United States
@PhoneRepairGuru
Teardowns of new iPhones, Pixels, Galaxy phones, iPads and MacBooks, plus phone mods, fake phone checks and building a MacBook from AliExpress parts.
Canada
@jon4lakers
Phone and gadget reviews centered on the iPhone Duo and iPhone versus Galaxy comparisons, plus Anker chargers and power stations, TV buying advice, laptops and AI glasses.
United States
@MaxTechOfficial
Head-to-head Apple comparisons, pitting MacBook Pro chip generations against each other and the iPhone Duo against the iPhone Pro, Galaxy Z Fold and iPad mini.
United States
@vextakes
PC gaming commentary on Nvidia and Intel, the AI bubble, ray tracing and DLSS experiments, Windows versus Linux, and the Steam Machine.
United States
@Dave2D
Reviews of laptops, phones and gaming hardware, including the OLED MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, budget laptops, iPhone Duo, Pixel, Samsung Fold, Steam Machine and Steam Frame.
Canada
@TechTalkTV
Samsung phone news and upgrade analysis, mostly about the next Galaxy Ultra and Z Fold, plus how the iPhone Duo compares with Samsung's foldables.
United States
@Tronicsfix
Repair attempts on broken game consoles and handhelds, from Game Boys and kiosk PlayStations to a Switch left outdoors, plus tests of refurbished and Whatnot sellers.
United States
@TechSource
Gaming PC builds and reviews, the Flip or Flop series on buying and reselling used PCs, the Setup Wars desk setup series, and dream builds for subscribers.
United States
@HaylsWorld
Tips, tricks and hidden features walkthroughs for phones, watches and earbuds, such as the iPhone Duo, Galaxy foldables, Apple Watch Ultra and AirPods, plus iOS feature roundups.
United Kingdom
@TrakinTechEnglish
Phone reviews, rupee price-band buying guides and comparisons across OPPO, vivo, OnePlus and Samsung, plus Android software updates like ColorOS, earbuds and Snapdragon laptops.
IndiaEnglish-language YouTube channels run by a person, not by a brand, a group or a fan page. Channels YouTube marks as made for kids are left out. Each one uploaded at least eight long-form videos in the 12 months to October 20, 2026, and at least one in the 60 days before that date.
The channel’s main content category, as Streamforge classifies it from the channel’s videos, has to be phones, computers, gaming hardware, audio and video gear, cameras, smart home or wearables.
Every channel was then checked against its 15 most recent video titles. Channels that mostly post something else now, or that read as a brand, news, fan or compilation channel, were left out.
Each creator gets one place. Where a creator runs more than one qualifying channel, the list ranks the channel with the most views and links the others under Channels.
By views in the 12 months from October 20, 2025 to October 20, 2026: the views on the long-form videos each channel posted in that time. Shorts and live streams are not counted.
We rank by views, not subscribers, because subscribers count everyone who ever followed a channel. Views show who is being watched now. Subscribers are still shown for every channel.
A channel counts when its main content category is phones, computers, gaming hardware, audio and video gear, cameras, smart home or wearables. Every long-form video it posted in the 12 months is counted.
Subscribers is the count YouTube showed at our last check. Views are the views the list ranks by, over the 12 months. Main topics are the content categories Streamforge assigns the channel, the first one most.
Audience is Streamforge’s AI estimate of who watches: the larger side of the split between women and men, and the largest age group. It does not need the creator to connect an account, and Streamforge has benchmarked the technique against the platforms’ own audience data. It is an estimate, not the channel’s YouTube analytics.
Channels links the creator’s other YouTube channels and profiles on other platforms, as Streamforge links them. The one-line notes are written from each channel’s recent video titles.
Marques Brownlee, with 399M views in the 12 months to October 20, 2026, ahead of Mrwhosetheboss and JerryRigEverything. The full ranking is above, and “How we ranked” explains what counts.
A channel whose main content category is phones, computers, gaming hardware, audio and video gear, cameras, smart home products or wearables. Software, coding and tech news channels are other categories. Brand channels are left out.
Subscribers count everyone who ever followed a channel. Views from the last 12 months show who is being watched now, which is what a sponsorship pays for.
Most list a business email on their About page, and many plan review slots around launch dates. Check recent views, audience country and past sponsors before you book. Streamforge shows all of these.
Top creators
Number one: James Charles, with 65.3M views in 12 months.
Number one: Jesse James West, with 235M views in 12 months.
Number one: Nick DiGiovanni, with 744M views in 12 months.
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