abe's projects

Subscribers 229K

Videos 121

Views 62.9M

Channels Like abe's projects

abe's projects covers DIY computer builds, niche hardware projects, and nostalgic tech as shown by video titles like building a retro mini PC, a real Pokédex, a cyberpunk pocket watch, and other hardware hacks. The channel appears to focus on tutorials and project builds with a creative electronics design angle, often presenting step-by-step builds and conceptual showcases. Uploads are infrequent, with an average of about 0.1 uploads per week and videos averaging around 348.4K views.

Similar Channels

We found 48 YouTube channels similar to abe's projects

#1

DIY Perks view on YouTube ▶

88% relevance

Subscribers 4.9M

Videos 121

Views 404.7M

Appearances 9

SERP 93%

Similarity 84%

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Both target nostalgic and custom electronics projects with a focus on practical, build-at-home hardware hacks and portable computing concepts—high search overlap (93%) and strong content similarity (84%), indicating similar project-style videos.

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#2

ToP Projects Compilation view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 181K

Videos 109

Views 22.4M

Appearances 7

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both emphasize niche hardware and portable computing projects, including printer builds; high search overlap (100%) shows aligned topic queries, but content similarity (72%) suggests differing presentation or project scope.

#3

Jeff Geerling view on YouTube ▶

81% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 553

Views 194.9M

Appearances 6

SERP 88%

Similarity 77%

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Shared emphasis on retro and open-source electronics with homemade microcontrollers; high search overlap (88%) and solid content alignment (77%), pointing to similar tinkering-focused, hardware-centric videos.

#4

Radium PCs

81% relevance

Subscribers 318K

Videos 602

Views 210.9M

Appearances 5

SERP 87%

Similarity 77%

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Both cover pocket/mini computer builds and compact computing rigs; near-total search alignment (87%) paired with strong content similarity (77%) indicates overlapping audience interests and build-focused videos.

#5

Retro Game Corps

79% relevance

Subscribers 799K

Videos 871

Views 170.4M

Appearances 7

SERP 82%

Similarity 77%

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Common thread in retro gaming devices and hardware nostalgia; high search overlap (82%) but slightly lower content similarity (77%), suggesting similar topics presented with a different emphasis or style.

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#6

Zach's Tech Turf view on YouTube ▶

76% relevance

Subscribers 1.8M

Videos 3.7K

Views 2.7B

Appearances 7

SERP 79%

Similarity 74%

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Shares DIY computer and pocket computer builds along with gaming hardware mods; strong search match (79%) and solid content alignment (74%) imply parallel project-based content with comparable leanness and tutorials.

Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include DIY Perks (88% match) with 4.9M subscribers and overlapping queries such as nostalgic tech projects, custom electronics hacks, and portable computing projects; ToP Projects Compilation (83% match) with 181K subscribers focusing on niche hardware projects and portable computing projects as well as printer project builds; and Jeff Geerling (81% match) with 1.1M subscribers overlapping on retro hardware projects, open source electronics, and homemade microcontrollers. These channels share content themes around retro or niche hardware, DIY builds, and portable computing that align with abe's projects. abe's projects has 229K subscribers, smaller than DIY Perks and Jeff Geerling, but similar to Radium PCs (318K) and Retro Game Corps (799K) in relevance due to pocket computer builds, mini PC builds, and retro gaming devices. All identified competitors compete in overlapping queries such as nostalgic tech projects, portable computing, and hardware hacking tutorials.

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#7	72%	FluxBench	75%	61.8K	68%	5
#8	72%	GreatScott! ▶	74%	2.1M	69%	4
#9	71%	The Tinkering Techie	78%	36.3K	61%	3
#10	71%	Linus Tech Tips ▶	79%	16.8M	59%	8
#11	70%	TME Retro	81%	15.4K	52%	2
#12	69%	Hugh Jeffreys	76%	998K	58%	3
#13	67%	ETA PRIME ▶	77%	1.4M	52%	8
#14	67%	Flashback Team	70%	67.7K	62%	4
#15	66%	Robonyx ▶	70%	342K	61%	4
#16	65%	Ben Makes Everything	80%	114K	43%	3
#17	65%	What about the PC?	80%	145K	41%	4
#18	64%	The Cyber Mentor	65%	981K	64%	6
#19	64%	sn0ren	77%	71.9K	44%	3
#20	64%	PC Builder	70%	576K	54%	3
#21	64%	Creative Techos	67%	182K	59%	3
#22	64%	Analog Listening Room	78%	79K	42%	2
#23	63%	polymatt	87%	108K	28%	1
#24	63%	GameRig	80%	35.3K	38%	4
#25	63%	Paul's Hardware	74%	1.5M	46%	3
#26	63%	ExplainingComputers	75%	1.2M	44%	3
#27	61%	Christian Selig	78%	268K	35%	2
#28	60%	THEtechknight	77%	6.2K	35%	1
#29	59%	TechDweeb	79%	265K	28%	2
#30	59%	Action Retro	73%	246K	38%	2
#31	59%	Aman	76%	68.1K	32%	2
#32	58%	Maker's Fun Duck	74%	20.8K	35%	1
#33	58%	Timmy Joe PC Tech	78%	153K	28%	1
#34	58%	The Next Layer ▶	73%	254K	35%	1
#35	58%	Marb's lab	78%	109K	28%	1
#36	58%	Robert Feranec	72%	253K	36%	3
#37	58%	DesignSomething	77%	63.4K	28%	1
#38	57%	optimum ▶	78%	1.5M	26%	5
#39	57%	Soldering Tech	70%	229K	38%	2
#40	57%	AA Hands	72%	75.8K	35%	1
#41	57%	Creative Channel	76%	6.5M	28%	1
#42	55%	Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast	67%	27K	35%	1
#43	54%	The Hook Up	71%	571K	28%	1
#44	53%	DEFCONConference	68%	398K	31%	2
#45	53%	KJ	71%	43.8K	26%	2
#46	53%	Rusty Restore	65%	1.1M	33%	3
#47	53%	Scrapping Scotland	69%	6.9K	28%	1
#48	50%	freeCodeCamp.org ▶	65%	11.5M	28%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to abe's projects?

DIY Perks — 88% match, 4.9M subscribers; ToP Projects Compilation — 83% match, 181K subscribers; Jeff Geerling — 81% match, 1.1M subscribers. All three channels focus on hands-on electronics and hardware builds, sharing DIY projects and tutorials similar to abe's projects.

What type of content does abe's projects make?

abe's projects creates hands-on hardware and electronics build videos, as suggested by titles like I built the ultimate retro mini PC, I built the world's first real, working Pokédex, and I built my ideal mini computer. The channel uploads infrequently, about 0.1 videos per week, with an average video view count of 348.4K.

How do we determine which channels are similar to abe's projects?

We analyze abe's projects's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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