Pro or Pro Max? GregsGadgets' 'Avoid This Trap!' answers through a pause
No new uploads went up, and Greg's nine-day-old size comparison, chaptered down to Apple's C2 modem against Qualcomm's, is past 127,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
iPhone 18 PRO VS PRO MAX - Avoid This Trap!
Among the tech review channels around GregsGadgets in size, almost everyone is running below their usual pace right now, from Andrew Ethan Zeng to 9to5Google and Brian Tong. Greg's channel sits in the same slow lane: with nothing new posted over the week, it drew roughly half its normal daily views, and subscribers held at 419,000.
The shelf still had plenty on it, because Greg spent launch season the way an Apple-focused channel should. The video doing the most work is "iPhone 18 PRO VS PRO MAX - Avoid This Trap!", nine days old and gathering views about twice as fast as anything else he has up. Its chapters walk from price and weight to battery life, and one of them makes the point the title hints at: don't buy the Pro Max just for battery life. The more technical stop is a test of Apple's own C2 modem in the Pro against the Qualcomm chip in the Pro Max, along with a privacy feature the description says only the smaller Pro gets.
A couple of days older, "iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 - DON'T BE FOOLED!" has slightly more views in total. Its premise is a real buyer's puzzle: with no new standard model this year, the choice is a Pro at over $1,200 or last year's iPhone 17. Behind both sits a 33-step setup guide for new owners, from charge limits to the new Siri.
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The videos drawing views on GregsGadgets right now
- Channel
- GregsGadgets
- Subscribers
- 419,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 445,145
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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