U Droid Mania's video: 10 AWESOME YouTube Channels You Should Watch

Here's 10 of my favorite Youtube channels. Subscribe and tell'em U Droid sent'cha. Ash Tailor Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqKDAO0u1vSUFc_QIQ1H-9Q Ash is not your typical tech youtube content creator, and you'll see why after watching some of his videos. He doesn't upload as frequently as most, but his videos are well worth the wait. I've been subscribed to Ash since about 2015 when I saw a video he produced on Android Authority and just remember thinking….Wow! I've been hooked ever since. This comes across brilliantly as he sprinkles in cinematic shorts while discussing technical bits of information. It's so good! Brandon Havard Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCABwqCK6XMowQDwlIz00UFw Cinematographer, Reviewer, writer, tech enthusiasts. From what I can tell, Brandon started his YT channel because he wanted more control over his creative art. He loves video because of the emotion it can bring out through storytelling. This guy is good. In fact, even thought he's currently working with MKBHD, I love to see a collab between him and Ash. I know it'd be amazing. When came across Brandon's channel, it was about half the size it is now and I binged watched because I enjoyed his videos just that much. In fact you'll there's a few videos on my channel that were inspired by Brandon. Brandon's smooth tone, pacing technical knowledge and comfort in front of the camera will definitely draw you in. Trust me! GioGargiulo (The Nerd Herd) Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGSNRF1SSztslgySoVFjByg Now this next channel is about 3 years old. His totally relatable and his personality pulls you in right from the start. BMACADELIC a filmmaking, photography, tech, and lifestyle brand with a touch of humor. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCffSSB5mMyL3uTDedHAZy4Q This next channel lightens the seriousness sometimes found in tech videos with a touch of humor. Through infusion of tech and cinematography his stories come to life. If you like laughing, enjoying life while learning, this is a great channel to check out. AUSTIN NWACHUKWU Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEWIkByYnh29V_uYMw15rmw He's been around for awhile and doesn't upload videos as frequently as those I've mentioned before him, I still think his channel is one you should check out. He originally started his channel with 3 friends because of their passion for tech.. Just like us, he watches a lot of videos on YT, primarily tech related and just wanted to contribute. Austin also brings comedy into his video and you'll usually get a laugh or two in. CJKNOWSTECH Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0IqRM2Mwybj7XV9YPnJn1Q/ Next up we have CJ, another tech enthusiast. Let just say right from the beginning that everyone starts somewhere, but I think this guy is well on his way. His channel is relatively new, but he's another person that makes me laugh and so I enjoy watching his channel. He covers mostly tech with a splash of fashion but the way that he does it via vlog, comedic timing and style is just plain fun to watch. CANOOPSY Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT3MTXYJzXrHgOXB5qicr_w Isaac better known as Canoopsy who after getting his first iMac computer, iMovie and a camera, started his Youtube channel over 10 years ago. Videos on his channel are crisp and clean looking and super informative. J WILLIAMS Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mrjlwilliams/ Next we have Mr. J. Will. He's been at this for a while and is still pumping out content. This man is doing it all, consistently! One thing that I like, and am trying to get better at is being able to upload frequently. J is good at doing that. In fact, you can often get multiple videos from him in one day. I love that fact that as a tech youtuber he's willing to 'Share the love'. YouTube is a community and he's building lots of respect in my book. I like that he' doing this and nice to see more of this. SHEVON SALMON Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEli52HZqbog3LQr5sRzL1A You guys know I'm no stranger to Apple products and quite often make videos on their phones, but more importantly, I watch them too. This next channel, called Shevon Salmon. It's a fairly recent addition to my subscriptions and what I like about this channel is that he's always himself, personable and seems friendly on camera. Although mostly centered around Apple tech, you can also find some other Gems. I'll be keeping my eye one. RYAN KAO Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvFer9Lybac1e4fAmtF1XSA Now this last channel, and again, there were in no particular order, is Ryan Kao. What draws me to Ryan's channel is that he's a storyteller that shares his experience and tips when it comes to photography and creating video. Whenever I'm looking for creative inspiration and tips, I head over to Ryan's channels because there is always something interesting to see.