A seven-hour Salt Lake delay opens MrMobile's 2026-27 travel bag

Michael Fisher's first tech-bag video in almost two years runs from SLC to the Snapdragon Summit on Maui and a San Francisco layover.

Channel: MrMobile [Michael Fisher]Story of October 3, 2026Trari Newsroom

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 Tech That Takes Me: What's In MrMobile's Bag? (2026-27)

Michael Fisher got stuck. A seven-hour delay at Salt Lake City International Airport, on his way to Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit, is where "The Tech That Takes Me: What's In MrMobile's Bag? (2026-27)" begins, and the description admits the idea came to him somewhere between waves of existential dread. It is the first of these travel-kit videos in almost two years, and his only upload of the week.

The bag is a phone reviewer's bag: a Galaxy Fold8, a Razr Ultra and an iPhone 18 Pro, a drawer's worth of earbuds, folding keyboards he calls a "pocket laptop," and a few odder items. The one viewers talk about most is a factory service remote he carries to switch off motion smoothing on hotel TVs. Some commenters admit they will think about it every time they check in, others remember the infrared blasters phones used to have, and plenty point to the earbuds riding an escalator rail and to the ending.

It passed 200,000 views in three days, well over a hundred thousand of them on day one, and it lifted the whole channel far above its usual daily pace. Behind it, the summer review of Sidephone, a de-Googled candybar phone with swappable keypads, is still finding readers two months on.

Among gadget channels of similar size, the louder weeks belong to Parker Burton and ETA PRIME, while MrMobile's subscriber count held steady at about 1.28 million.

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The videos drawing views on MrMobile [Michael Fisher] right now

Sidephone Review: Modular Monasticism318,571 views iPhone 18 Pro Review (From An Android Guy)341,170 views

The numbers

Here is how MrMobile's week looks in figures.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels

Parker Burton

10,255,993

ETA PRIME

2,788,155

Max Tech

1,749,256

iFixit

1,637,797

Hardware Unboxed

1,433,367

Snazzy Labs

1,422,825

Matthew Gonzalez

423,933

MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

422,304

subscribers

1,280,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

262,977,733

views per day

230,275

typical day: 35,480

this week's videos (first-day views)

The Tech That Takes Me: What's In MrMob…

136,754

compared with similar channels (subscribers)

ETA PRIME

1,400,000

Tech Spurt

1,400,000

Parker Burton

1,380,000

Matthew Gonzalez

1,360,000

MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

1,280,000

iFixit

1,280,000

Snazzy Labs

1,270,000

Max Tech

1,270,000

Hardware Unboxed

1,170,000

As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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