Shevon Salmon's home-tech tour prompts a TV-stand rethink
A soundbar placement question adds a practical footnote to an apartment tour approaching half a million 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.
The Home Tech I Actually Use Every Day
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- 1:13Philips Hue lighting and Tapo smart plugs form part of Salmon's everyday home automation setup.
- 3:13Rechargeable magnetic motion-sensor lights illuminate the closet and office and detach from their mounts.
- 5:27The living-room setup combines Sony and Apple hardware with the sponsored Marshall soundbar and subwoofer.
- 10:04Salmon highlights repairability as a feature he appreciates about the Marshall Heston 120.
The soundbar gets a listening session, but one viewer has a more immediate concern: can Shevon Salmon see the bottom of his TV? That small placement question is a useful counterpoint to "The Home Tech I Actually Use Every Day," the most-watched of his four uploads this week.
Salmon pairs a Sony Bravia 7 and Apple TV 4K with a Marshall Heston 120 soundbar and Sub 200 subwoofer. Marshall sponsors the video. A friend joins him to listen, while Salmon singles out repairability as something he appreciates about the soundbar. In the comments, a viewer suggests raising the television because the speaker appears to obstruct part of the picture. Others are asking for the full condo tour, which Salmon says is in progress.
The apartment video has reached roughly 465,000 views and is doing most of the channel's daily viewing work. Its appeal isn't limited to the entertainment setup: rechargeable magnetic closet lights can come off their mounts, and Nest displays put voice control within reach around the apartment. These are the small household habits behind his channel's declaration that he simply likes using tech.
Apple HomeView supplies the rest of the week's uploads: a week-later impressions video filmed after taking it to Jamaica, an introduction and a speaker-focused clip. The introduction is currently attracting more daily views than the longer impressions video.
The channel added 2,000 subscribers over the week, while daily views are running at more than twice their usual level. Among similarly sized gadget channels, Zack Shutt has a particularly busy week and AppleTrack's daily viewing is close to normal. Salmon's own week belongs chiefly to the apartment, with viewers still waiting to see the rest of it.
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What viewers say
Great video, but I think you need a higher TV stand. The Marshall soundbar is obstructing the bottom of the TV, making the setup look a little congested. It also means you’re not getting to see the full picture!
@GadgetGuyU.K.See it on YouTube14:12 dope transition ❤
@naijafilmenthusiastSee it on YouTubeHave been watching you for a long time. And I am impressed with your aesthetics . Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭
@joptv1591See it on YouTube
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I absolutely love the vibe and aesthetics on your videos man, so beautiful
@thewvntedSee it on YouTubeI’ve been watching your tech videos for so long, I actually became part of the team of designers for some of the tech you own now 😅 boy oh boy time flies
@elrudiiisimo3066See it on YouTube100% practical items hands down man and the condoo tourr we need itttttt😍😍😍😍
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The videos drawing views on Shevon Salmon right now
- Channel
- Shevon Salmon
- Subscribers
- 572,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 839,600
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 464,742
- Views on its first day
- 116,280
The numbers
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