Top 15 Unboxing Channels on YouTube

With so much information floating around the Internet, it has become extremely easy to get every spec and detail of a product before even holding it in your hand. Getting a new laptop or cell phone can be an expensive and important decision, which is why unboxing videos have become so popular over the years. As you can imagine, many of these popular unboxing channels on YouTube are for technology and new products, but over the years the demographic has changed and now you can find unboxing reviews of almost anything! We have pulled together a list of just some of the most popular unboxing channels for you to check out.

Top 15 Unboxing Channels on YouTube

1. Unbox Therapy

• 24.8M subscribers
• 4.7B views
• Joined Dec. 21, 2010

YouTube channel, Unbox Therapy, is an unboxing channel that was created by Lewis Hilsenteger, a tech fanatic from Canada. With nearly 25 million subscribers and 4.7 billion views in total so far, Hilsenteger unboxes several tech products consistently throughout his videos. He has over 2,000 videos! He gives reviews of every product, does versus videos, and even shares some pretty good deals.

2. Marques Brownlee

• 19.6M subscribers
• 4.5B views
• Joined March 21, 2008

Marques Brownlee, also known as MKBHD, is a tech unboxer and reviewer that has quite the following on his YouTube channel. While he does a lot of unboxing videos, he also has a lot of informational videos and interviews with fellow techies. He’s always up to date with the latest technology, providing reviews of new products at just the right time for those who are looking for honest reviews before purchasing the products themselves.

3. Linus Tech Tips

• 15.9M subscribers
• 8.1B views
• Joined Nov. 24, 2008

Linus Sebastian is a 33-year-old Canadian YouTuber who loves reviewing all things tech. He runs four different YouTube channels: Linus Tech Tips, Techquickie, TechLinked, and Channel Super Fun, the last being the only one he’s no longer active on. On Linus Tech Tips, most of the videos focus on electronics, gaming, and tech hardware. This unboxing channel is not for tech newbies as Sebastian dives deep into different complex systems and products that the average joe might not be familiar with. At the same time, he does mix in some basic reviews of products so if you are a gamer and looking for reviews on all the top gaming PCs, he has you covered.

4. The Relaxing End

• 9.48M subscribers
• 2.3B views
• Joined Jan. 2, 2011

The Relaxing End started in 2011 and has accumulated over 9 million subscribers since. This channel is far more niche than the others as it is almost entirely focused on gaming. Whether it is gameplay videos or unboxing new consoles and PCs, The Relaxing End has you covered. You can also find smartphone and tablet unboxing videos on this channel, but if you are looking for a detailed specific review on a smart device you might want to head over to another one of these tech unboxing channels. 

5. JerryRigEverything

• 8.91M subscribers
• 2.2B views
• Joined July 23, 2012

Zack Nelson runs the unboxing channel JerryRigEverything and has had this channel since 2012. JerryRigEverything is primarily a technology and gaming unboxing and fixing channel since Nelson is a tech wizard who wants to share his knowledge with the rest of his fans. If you like seeing tablets and phones being shattered and broken in half, you will love the durability test section of his channel. He does durability tests on almost all of the newest smartphones; scratching them, dropping them, and even burning them!

6. Everything Apple Pro

• 8.02M subscribers
• 2.1B views
• Joined Jan. 27, 2009

The channel Everything Apple Pro was created in 2009 and is dedicated to reviewing and unboxing Apple products. If you’re an Apple lover and want to hear about any new product leaks or see what the new features are on upcoming iPhones, you’ll love this channel. Filip Koroy, who runs the channel, shares information on products before they’ve been released and once the new products are out, he always does meticulous reviews, comparing them to older generations. Alongside sharing information on the future of Apple, he also creates exciting content that makes you wish you had extra Apple products laying around.

7. Dope

• 7.32M subscribers
• 2.4B views
• Joined Aug. 10, 2011

The Dope channel started off as “Matthiasiam” back in 2011, but changed names to “Dope or Nope,” and eventually just settled on “Dope.” With this change came the departure of two of the channel hosts, leaving it to just Matthias to carry on the entertaining unboxing videos that they do of random products with no specific genre. If you’ve ever seen strange Instagram ads pop up on your feed or gag gifts at the store and wondered if they were legitimate or high quality, the comedic YouTube channel has videos unboxing them for you.

8. iJustine

• 7.1M subscribers
• 1.4B views
• Joined May 7, 2006

iJustine is the first female unboxing channel on our list, and she definitely deserves to be here! With a little over 7 million subscribers, Justine Ezarik has solidified a spot in the YouTube world as a top creator. Ezarik is 35 and originally from Philadelphia, now living in Los Angeles. She first gained popularity in 2007 when she posted a video about her 300-page iPhone bill which went viral. She’s been featured on various TV shows such as Law & Order, Criminal Minds, and The Vampire Diaries. Her channel is a little more interactive than some of the other unboxing channels as Ezarik likes to get creative with how she reviews products. She mostly reviews smartphones, but she will do so by recording a vlog using the product to show the quality and give a review that the viewers can relate to.

9. Austin Evans

• 5.58M subscribers
• 1.4B views
• Joined Aug. 4, 2007

Tech YouTuber, Austin Evans, is a creator that does unboxing videos to show his viewers tech products and shares if they’re worth it. These products include smartphones, PC builds and parts, video games, and more. Evans also loves to do fun tech-related challenges on his channel and is currently sitting at over 5 million subscribers.

10. Geekyranjit

• 3.3M subscribers
• 839M views
• Joined Jan. 6, 2011

Geekyranjit is different from all of our other top unboxing channels thus far, as it is an English channel based in India. Ranjit created this technology review channel back in 2011 and over the years he has gained a global following of 3.3 million subscribers. Ranjit loves the world of technology and has a system for the way he does his unboxing videos. Companies will send their new smartphones to Ranjit in hopes that his authentic unbiased opinion will bring positive feedback boosting their sales. His review style is always in a sit-down fashion, extremely detailed, and professionally managed. If you want information on every little spec of a device, you can definitely find that on Geekyranjit’s channel. 

11. UrAvgConsumer

• 3.26M subscribers
• 543M views
• Joined Jan. 1, 2012

UrAvgConsumer is run by YouTuber Judner Aura, based in New Jersey where he lives with his wife Arie. Judner, who goes by Jud, is the host of the show and posts multiple times a week on the channel. The couple runs the channel together producing professional yet laid-back video content. His videos are more casual and lighthearted as Aura opens up techy headphones, backpacks, phones and more. If you aren’t looking for minute details on products but really just want to see if they look sleek and work well, Aura is your go-to reviewer.

12. Sarah Grace

• 3.09M subscribers
• 523M views
• Joined July 10, 2015

Sarah Grace started her tech-friendly YouTube channel in 2015, posting several unboxing videos of various tech products. From high-end tech products to budget-friendly gadgets, Grace makes sure to cover everything. She’s highly energetic and entertaining, keeping every video fun but also very informational.

13. Jonathan Morrison

• 2.54M subscribers
• 441M views
• Joined March 24, 2010

Jonathan Morrison is a 37-year-old YouTuber from Los Angeles who does unboxing videos on the latest and greatest tech and gadgets on the market. He does reviews on new phones and laptops as well as guides on what buyers should know before spending money on a new iPhone or iPad. With no real set format for his videos, Morrison goes on adventures with his new gadgets to see if they actually work when putting them to the test. He is actually close friends with YouTuber Austin Evans as well!

14. Jacques Slade

• 1.31M subscribers
• 227M views
• Joined Feb. 11, 2006

While the most popular unboxing channels tend to be for electronics and toys, Jaques Slade’s channel is all about shoes, sports, and technology. If you are a shoe enthusiast and want to see the newest trending men’s sneakers on the market you should check out this channel. He’s reviewed almost every pair of Nike Jordans out there and features the newest high tech shoes and backpacks multiple times a week. With his channel dating back to 2006, Slade has accumulated over 160 million views and 1.2 million subscribers.

15. Dom Esposito

• 432K subscribers
• 109M views
• Joined May 26, 2011

Dom Esposito is another popular name in the world of tech unboxing and reviews. Esposito was born and raised in Arizona and started his channel back in 2011, where he continues to post content regularly. His channel is mostly dedicated to new technology reviews for things like smartphones, laptops, and little gadgets. Making his videos fun yet informative, Dom is a good go-to review channel when you are on the hunt for a new smartphone and want to see its features and quality level. Although he may have fewer subscribers than some of the other YouTubers on this list, his channel definitely deserves to be talked about.