Top 50 Hardware YouTube Influencers

See which YouTube influencers and creators work with Hardware brands. Discover sponsored YouTubers in Hardware and which companies pay them for sponsorships.

Hardware niche overview

2.33K

Creator mentions

13.9K

Video mentions

143K

Median Subscribers

October 10, 2026

Last data update

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In the Hardware space, we track 2,331 YouTube channels, 53 sponsors, and have detected 13,858 mentions.

Top 50 Hardware YouTube Influencers ranking table

A machine-readable summary of the visible influencer ranking.

Rank	Influencer	Brands mentioned	Sponsorship mentions	Subscribers
1	The Next Layer	7	25	221,000
2	I Like To Make Stuff	7	11	3,370,000
3	3D Printing Nerd	7	11	685,000
4	mpoxDE	6	137	217,000
5	The Den of Tools	6	78	314,000
6	Lost In Tech	5	40	73,600
7	Fisher's Shop	5	36	437,000
8	Morley Kert	5	34	1,140,000
9	Crafted Workshop	5	28	1,080,000
10	Aurora Tech	5	28	110,000
11	Uncle Jessy	5	13	535,000
12	Evan and Katelyn	5	10	1,580,000
13	Zack Freedman	5	10	633,000
14	Ricky Impey	5	9	65,900
15	Let's Print	5	8	160,000
16	CNC Kitchen	4	149	678,000
17	StoneTime	4	42	15,700
18	CryptoLeo	4	33	88,800
19	Hacksmith Industries	4	32	15,300,000
20	Make Something	4	22	938,000
21	Make-o-Rama 3D Druck	4	22	18,600
22	Linus Tech Tips	4	20	16,900,000
23	The Real Sam Prentice	4	20	119,000
24	Made with Layers (Thomas Sanladerer)	4	19	517,000
25	Marc3DP	4	19	143,000
26	FliteTest	4	15	2,150,000
27	Frankly Built	4	13	1,180,000
28	Once in a Six Side	4	13	85,900
29	Frengen Engineering	4	9	80,300
30	RisingApe	4	9	11,700
31	Fix This Build That	4	8	2,030,000
32	Chop Busters	4	6	1,500,000
33	Keith Johnson Woodworking	4	6	386,000
34	Samcraft	4	5	141,000
35	Williams Workshop (Corey J. Williams)	4	5	28,600
36	Loyal Moses	4	4	51,100
37	Paul Barron Network	3	203	2,690,000
38	Tool Show	3	135	266,000
39	DataDash	3	56	511,000
40	3D Musketeers	3	43	53,400
41	Integza	3	39	1,720,000
42	HomeMadeModern	3	34	1,630,000
43	Wesley Treat	3	26	187,000
44	Electric Supercar	3	24	186,000
45	Macy Makes 3d	3	21	38,400
46	Engineezy	3	19	1,120,000
47	Peter Brown	3	18	770,000
48	Nate From the Internet	3	16	951,000
49	BTC Sessions	3	15	379,000
50	stlDenise3D	3	15	13,200

The Next Layer

@thenextlayer

221K subs 7 brands

I Like To Make Stuff

@iliketomakestuff

3.37M subs 7 brands

3D Printing Nerd

@3dprintingnerd

685K subs 7 brands

mpoxDE

@mpoxde

217K subs 6 brands

The Den of Tools

@denoftools

314K subs 6 brands

Lost In Tech

@lostintech3d

73.6K subs 5 brands

Fisher's Shop

@fishersshop

437K subs 5 brands

Morley Kert

@morleykert

1.14M subs 5 brands

Crafted Workshop

@craftedworkshop

1.08M subs 5 brands

#10

Aurora Tech

@auroratech

110K subs 5 brands

#11

Uncle Jessy

@unclejessy

535K subs 5 brands

#12

Evan and Katelyn

@evanandkatelyn

1.58M subs 5 brands

#13

Zack Freedman

@zackfreedman

633K subs 5 brands

#14

Ricky Impey

@rickyimpey

65.9K subs 5 brands

#15

Let's Print

@letsprintyt

160K subs 5 brands

#16

CNC Kitchen

@cnckitchen

678K subs 4 brands

#17

StoneTime

@stonetime

15.7K subs 4 brands

#18

CryptoLeo

@cryptoleo

88.8K subs 4 brands

#19

Hacksmith Industries

@hacksmith

15.3M subs 4 brands

#20

Make Something

@makesomething

938K subs 4 brands

#21

Make-o-Rama 3D Druck

@makeorama

18.6K subs 4 brands

#22

Linus Tech Tips

@linustechtips

16.9M subs 4 brands

#23

The Real Sam Prentice

@therealsamprentice

119K subs 4 brands

#24

Made with Layers (Thomas Sanladerer)

@madewithlayers

517K subs 4 brands

#25

Marc3DP

@marc3dp

143K subs 4 brands

#26

FliteTest

@flitetest

2.15M subs 4 brands

#27

Frankly Built

@franklybuilt

1.18M subs 4 brands

#28

Once in a Six Side

@onceinasixside

85.9K subs 4 brands

#29

Frengen Engineering

@frengen_engineering

80.3K subs 4 brands

#30

RisingApe

@risingape

11.7K subs 4 brands

#31

Fix This Build That

@fixthisbuildthat

2.03M subs 4 brands

#32

Chop Busters

@chopbusters

1.5M subs 4 brands

#33

Keith Johnson Woodworking

@keithjohnsoncustomwoodworking

386K subs 4 brands

#34

Samcraft

@samcraftcom

141K subs 4 brands

#35

Williams Workshop (Corey J. Williams)

@coreyjwilliams717

28.6K subs 4 brands

#36

Loyal Moses

@loyalmoses

51.1K subs 4 brands

#37

Paul Barron Network

@paulbarronnetwork

2.69M subs 3 brands

#38

Tool Show

@toolshow

266K subs 3 brands

#39

DataDash

@datadash

511K subs 3 brands

#40

3D Musketeers

@3dmusketeers

53.4K subs 3 brands

#41

Integza

@integza

1.72M subs 3 brands

#42

HomeMadeModern

@homemademodern

1.63M subs 3 brands

#43

Wesley Treat

@wesleytreat

187K subs 3 brands

#44

Electric Supercar

@electricsupercar

186K subs 3 brands

#45

Macy Makes 3d

@macymakes3d

38.4K subs 3 brands

#46

Engineezy

@engineezy

1.12M subs 3 brands

#47

Peter Brown

@peterbrownwastaken

770K subs 3 brands

#48

Nate From the Internet

@nfti

951K subs 3 brands

#49

BTC Sessions

@btcsessions

379K subs 3 brands

#50

stlDenise3D

@stldenise

13.2K subs 3 brands

About the Hardware niche

Hardware on YouTube spans a wide range of physical technology and tools, from PC components and 3D printers to hand tools and workshop equipment. Viewers in this space care deeply about performance, build quality, and value for money, and the culture rewards thoroughness over hype. Brands like AMD and Bambu Lab illustrate the breadth of the niche, which stretches from cutting-edge computing to maker and fabrication communities.

Creators in this space tend to thrive with detailed review formats, teardowns, and hands-on benchmarks that demonstrate real-world use rather than surface impressions. That commitment to depth builds strong audience trust, and viewers return because they rely on these channels to inform significant purchasing decisions. The niche rewards creators who can make technical complexity feel accessible without dumbing it down.

For brands, this is one of the most commercially direct niches on the platform, as audiences arrive with clear purchase intent and a willingness to research before spending. Advertisers selling components, peripherals, tools, or software can reach buyers who are already mid-decision, making sponsorship placements here unusually efficient.

How this ranking is calculated

Sponsorship.so detects when YouTube influencers and creators mention hardware brands by analyzing YouTube videos every day. The ranking prioritizes the number of distinct brands each influencer mentions that match the hardware niche.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the top hardware YouTube influencers?

The top hardware YouTube influencers on this page are ranked by Sponsorship.so's tracked sponsorship data. The visible list includes channels such as The Next Layer, I Like To Make Stuff, and 3D Printing Nerd.

How does Sponsorship.so rank hardware influencers?

Sponsorship.so ranks hardware influencers by the number of distinct brands they mention, detected sponsorship mentions, and subscriber count as a tie-breaker.

What does this hardware influencer page show?

This page shows YouTube influencers and creators connected to hardware sponsors, including the brands they mention, sponsorship activity, subscriber counts, and related niche data.

How often is this hardware influencer data updated?

The latest data update shown for this influencer ranking is October 10, 2026. Sponsorship.so refreshes influencer, creator, and sponsorship intelligence as new YouTube activity is detected.

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