League of Techies: Vloggers to follow for your tech needs and reviews
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Clueless on what gadgets to buy? Time to check out the channels of these brilliant names in the world of Pinoy tech vlogging that will give you valuable advice before making that big purchase.
Are you the kind of shopper that likes to research first before buying a product? The kind that reads and watches multiple reviews before finally making the decision?
Well, it is not surprising that many of us consumers are a bit cautious when shopping because we're spending our hard-earned money, after all. And one product category that we always look for reviews of are gadgets. From smartphones to cameras, we need all the best and reliable information before swiping that card.
And thanks to the internet, YouTube in particular, the information that we need is just a click away!
In the Philippines, there's a ton of content creators in the video-sharing site, whose main topic is reviewing anything tech.
Here's our list of tech YouTubers to follow for your everyday tech needs and reviews that will make your decision on purchasing your next gadget less of a hassle!
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Michael V.
The name Michael V. is synonymous to the word of reinvention!
Of course, people know him as an accomplished comedian and creative director, but Direk Bitoy has also ventured into the world of vlogging.
With his Bitoy Story channel and its more than 1.23 million subscribers, the Kapuso comedy sensation also reviews gadgets and games. In particular, Michael V. has just released on his vlog an unboxing video of the in-demand gaming console PlayStation 5!
Carlo Ople
Carlo Ople is one of the big names in the world of Philippine tech vlogging. Although he primarily focuses on sneaker reviews, outlet shopping raids, and unboxings, Carlo is a reliable voice if you are looking for someone who gives an honest opinion about gadgets.
His YouTube channel, which was established in 2009, has amassed over 62 million views and a loyal subscriber base of over 730,000 subscribers. The best part of watching Carlo Ople's channel is that he is one big Santa Claus, since he loves showering his loyal subscribers with giveaways.
If you are looking for an iPhone 12 review before heading to your favorite mall, then you might want to check first his review about the latest edition of the Apple product.
Alvin Tries Tech
Alvin Villanueva might be a newbie in the world of local tech vlogging, but his vast knowledge and desire to constantly educate himself about “anything tech” is his main advantage among his colleagues.
In fact, he is able to explain complex tech jargons about gadgets clearly and understandable to his subscribers, which empowers them into buying the right product.
If you want to get a taste of how knowledgeable Alvin Villanueva is, you might want to search his very first vlog on his channel Alvin Tries' Tech wherein he dished out helpful advice on taking care of your laptop.
Mary Bautista
The rose among the thorns.
If you want a female point of view in terms of reviewing gadgets, then Mary Bautista a.k.a “Tech Mary” is your girl!
Mary is a behemoth in the Philippine tech vlogging scene with her channel amassing more than 1.34 million subscribers and her channel garnering more than 119 million views, since she started in June 2013.
Watching her tech reviews is really helpful, since she doesn't only explain the pros and cons of getting a certain gadget, but she also gives insight on whether a specific item is worth it in terms of the money you are shelling out.
Don't make any sudden decision when buying a gadget.
Make sure to visit the vlogs of these talented content creators we mentioned above to really get the right item that will fit your lifestyle.
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