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The Tech weekly chart - October 18 to 24, 2026
The most watched Tech videos in the week of October 18 to 24, 2026.
Shorts are counted apart.
Videos
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- 1
Marques Brownlee's iPhone Duo verdict: polished edges, rough middle - 2
Google Docs exposes the iPhone Duo's awkward side for Mrwhosetheboss - 3
Sand jams the iPhone Duo's hinge on JerryRigEverything - 4
penguinz0 questions Faithful Sheriff's explanation for a copyright strike - 5
Kurzgesagt puts its human artists behind the AI warning - 6
Mrwhosetheboss's futuristic gadgets spark an accessibility conversation - 7
Is folding just a way to charge more? HTX Studio weighs the iPhone Duo - 8
Glass carries the internet in Veritasium's engineering deep dive - 9
Linus Sebastian rates Kaleidescape's picture the cleanest he's seen, then says no - 10
Avatar footage puts Corridor Crew's new green-screen tool to work
Shorts
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- 1
Why ChatGPT Contradicted Itself 🤔 - 2
I thought the “Intel inside” sticker WAS the chip.. - 3
Sean Andrew demonstrates a voice box you can hold - 4
6 ways iPhone Duo beats Samsung - 5
Eric the engineer asks if a real heartbeat sensor can be built, and viewers think of Aliens - 6
CarterPCs has a warning for iPhone Duo screen peelers - 7
iPhone Duo Vs iPhone 18 - 8
How I’d make money in school fixing PS5s.. - 9
Is the flying Tesla Roadster real?? - 10
Austin Sweatt's iPhone Duo verdict goes beyond the crease
How the chart works
- The chart counts views from October 18, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. to October 25, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. (UTC).
- Each video counts with the views of its first 30 days, also when it went up before the week began.
- Shorts (up to 3 minutes) are ranked in a list of their own.
- Each list has up to 5 videos from a channel: its 5 most watched.
- The chart covers the channels Trari follows. Is your channel missing? Add a channel
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
