[scarfaceneo]

MKBHD is the last person I’d go to for anything tech related.

He, like many others, do little more than just read spec sheets.

I like his car related content though, reckless driving notwithstanding

[f1shy]

Is there a BOLTR for general tech? For Instruments there is evvlog… but general tech?

[TheSpiceIsLife]

Alec Watson of Technology Connections is my favourite for technology in general.

[MostlyStable]

You know, I've watched basically every video of his for several years now (as well as going back in the archives for some of his older stuff), and I think this is the first time I've ever encountered his name.

[TheSpiceIsLife]

Is there a way to get hours watched for a particular channel out of YouTube?

Another high-hour channel for me is Petter of Mentour Pilot.

As an Australian, those two guys accents their way of framing things are like mum’s lullabies.

[kisonecat]

He has made me extremely enthusiastic for heat pumps.

[VTimofeenko]

Me too, though it turns out certain types of houses don't support just replacing furnace with a central heat pump. No free lunch in thermodynamics :(

[TheSpiceIsLife]

Have you heard about brown?

[bubblethink]

I have found Mr. Mobile (Michael Fisher) to be quite good. He does some sort of a road trip or excursion as a real world tech review and also covers a lot of old and quirky hardware.

[oigursh]

+1 for MrMobile (Michael Fisher), he comes across as more impartial than a lot of the other folks.

[presentation]

I find his channel useful just for getting an opinion from a end-user perspective of what a product is like; that's a legitimate opinion, not every data point needs to be a deep dive into the manufacturing process of a particular gadget.