Top 10 best technology channels on YouTube

New technologies, such as gadgets, computers or innovations on a wide range, can be somewhat confusing. Fortunately, there are a number of YouTube channels that help you capture the most interesting and fresh information. These sources provide news, reviews and in-depth review of technology trends that will shape the future. Here are 10 Youtube channels that technology lovers should register.

Kipkay

Most technology channels focus on new products or initiatives with the potential to change the world. But learning how to use what's available in a creative way is also very important and also very interesting.

That's exactly what Kipkay wants to bring to viewers. This channel focuses on projects, tips and practices. You can learn how to create tripwire laser alarm system, charge your mobile phone with a flashlight or build a mini fog generator. Following a few video tutorials, you can learn the basics to build your own gadgets.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/kipkay?feature=watch 

Unbox Therapy

The feeling of owning a new item is amazing. But if your bank account has a zero balance, what to do now?

Let others buy and beat new products for you! As its name suggests, Unbox Therapy (almost) includes all the great technology 'unboxing' unbox videos and gives viewers a few first impressions of some 'hot' product. The channel also occasionally posts some review and comparison videos, but mostly, this is a way for technology enthusiasts to experience the feeling of unboxing a new product at no cost.

PC Perspective

For some people, access to a technology and understanding what makes it stand out is inevitable. If that sounds like your case, then the YouTube PC Perspective channel will definitely make you fall in love. You will find new technologies, including the latest game consoles, in-depth video reviews, comparisons and even ways to help you build your own gaming PC. The channel also has a weekly video podcast that includes the latest news about PC.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/pcper 

LinusTechTips

This channel also focuses on PC hardware, but from a somewhat less attractive perspective than PC Perspective. LinusTechTips examines a host of new computer-related utilities, along with many PC buying and build instructions. Like PC Perspective, this channel has a weekly video podcast.

TechQuickie

Technology changes so fast that it's hard to keep up with everything. Most YouTube channels have not solved the limited time issue of viewers and still create many videos lasting over 10 minutes.

Try TechQuickie! This channel focuses on the only thing that explains some parts of technology in about 5 minutes. Topics include from Bitcoin to LCD curved screen TV or Windows page file, etc. Regardless of the topic, TechQuickie offers a quick and effective explanation. Anyone who is curious about a technology, but has a limited time, should register this channel immediately.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/Techquickie?feature=c4-overview-lik 

Household Hacker

It is inevitable for viewers to compare Household Hacker with Kipkay, as both refer to a similar topic; Use technology to build or do great things. However, the Household Hacker is considered more realistic, because this channel is more focused on useful advice.

The channel also includes a feature called 'Scientific Tuesday', which focuses on the scientific basis behind known technology and not how to do it. These videos are very smart, focused and quite short, so they're perfect even if you don't have a lot of free time.

TechnoBuffalo

Although there is a somewhat strange name, this channel is quite simple. You can find news, reviews and even some Let's Play videos (video game with comments). Currently the channel has over 1,000 videos and covers many different topics: Phone, car, computer, game, software. TechnoBuffalo is a certain channel that must be registered for those who want to update a variety of technology-related topics.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/jon4lakers/videos 

Stanford University

Consumer technology is great, but this area has many other factors, in addition to creating products that consumers can buy. There are many larger and more important improvements such as advanced nanoelectronic technology, alternative energy and even 3D printing.

Stanford University channel includes such advances in its huge video library. This library includes lectures from professors, many speeches of award-winning scientists and some videos that explain complex scientific knowledge in simple language. Not everything, but most of the videos on this channel are related to technology. You will not be able to find the information available on this channel anywhere else.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordUniversity/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=1 

CNET

CNET channel is similar to an online TV channel. The amount of content and quality of information that CNET brings over many true cable TV programs. Another unique channel that can compete with CNET's quality and consistency is TechnoBuffalo. Besides reviews and news, you'll also find lots of interviews, comparisons and unpublished photos of upcoming gadgets. Many viewers especially like the Adventures In Tech series , offering important events in recent technology history.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/CNETTV 

Tested

Mythbuster is a program for tech followers and two hosts of Mythbuster, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, who have become legends. But do you know they've built their own YouTube channel?

The name of this channel is really appropriate, because many videos test the technology in some way, but the depth of the products on this channel is something you won't find anywhere else. Want a 40-minute video about high-speed camera, a 12-minute video of a coffee grinder or a 50-minute video about Steam OS? You will find all that and many other things on Tested.

Reference links:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/testedcom/videos 

There are hundreds of YouTube channels to choose from. The options on this list are not based on popularity, but the quality of the videos that each channel posts. Do you think these are the top choices, or have your favorite channel been missed? Please share your opinion in the comment section below!