Inkbox

Subscribers 215K

Videos 67

Views 20.0M

Channels Like Inkbox

Inkbox focuses on retro computing, bare metal and OSless programming, and hardware hacking through tutorial-style videos and deep dives. The channel covers topics like making portable game consoles, programming in assembly, old computer preservation, and custom hardware projects, with an average of about 0.2 uploads per week and roughly 582K average views per video.

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#1

Modern Vintage Gamer view on YouTube

89% relevance

Subscribers 922K

Videos 618

Views 225.5M

Appearances 9

SERP 94%

Similarity 86%

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Both target retro gaming and hardware tinkering, sharing strong search overlap on retro gaming hardware and homebrew consoles, with content that closely mirrors technical, hardware‑hacking topics (89% match; search 94%, content 86%).

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#2

Fireship view on YouTube

83% relevance

Subscribers 4.1M

Videos 790

Views 673.5M

Appearances 6

SERP 100%

Similarity 71%

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Similar audience around low-level programming and systems concepts, aligning on queries like assembly and OSless programming, with a high search overlap but his content is more tutorial/rapid‑fire coding than Inkbox’s style (83% match; search 100%, content 71%).

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#3

Juniper Dev view on YouTube

68% relevance

Subscribers 348K

Videos 73

Views 15.5M

Appearances 4

SERP 48%

Similarity 82%

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Both emphasize pixel-based graphics work and rendering techniques, attracting viewers via pixel graphics engine discussions, though Juniper Dev’s content dives deeper into rendering specifics than Inkbox (68% match; search 48%, content 82%).

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#4

Low Level view on YouTube

68% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 360

Views 125.9M

Appearances 7

SERP 62%

Similarity 71%

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Direct overlap in bare‑metal and low‑level programming topics, appealing to a similar audience interested in assembly and hardware‑oriented coding, with substantial search alignment but slightly different presentation style (68% match; search 62%, content 71%).

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#5

Psivewri

67% relevance

Subscribers 320K

Videos 486

Views 69.8M

Appearances 3

SERP 52%

Similarity 78%

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Shares a niche interest in preserving old computer tech, attracting the same retro‑tech community via old computer preservation queries, though content focus diverges toward preservation methods (67% match; search 52%, content 78%).

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#6

RetroBytes

66% relevance

Subscribers 97.1K

Videos 75

Views 9.6M

Appearances 4

SERP 47%

Similarity 79%

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Targets retro computing history and DOS on modern hardware, overlapping with Inkbox’s retro computing interest, but with a stronger historical/compatibility angle (66% match; search 47%, content 79%).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors: Modern Vintage Gamer (89% match) and Fireship (83% match). Both share overlapping queries with Inkbox such as retro gaming hardware, homebrew consoles, assembly/low-level programming, and OSless computing. Modern Vintage Gamer has 922K subscribers, while Fireship has 4.1M, showing a larger audience base for similar content. A secondary overlap includes Juniper Dev (68% match) and Low Level (68% match), who address pixel graphics/pixel rendering and bare metal/low-level programming respectively; Juniper Dev has 348K subscribers and Low Level has 1.1M. These channels participate in related searches like pixel graphics engines and bare metal programming, signaling a broader interest in low-level and retro development.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Inkbox?

Inkbox's biggest competitors on YouTube are Modern Vintage Gamer (89% match, 922K subscribers), Fireship (83% match, 4.1M subscribers), and Juniper Dev (68% match, 348K subscribers). All three channels share a focus on programming and technology topics, often featuring tutorials, demonstrations, and developer-oriented content.

What type of content does Inkbox make?

Inkbox creates technology and programming content, with titles like Making A Bare Metal Portable Game Console, No More Windows. I'm Using DOS Now., Making a Game for The Pokémon Mini, Fixing ALL the Flaws With the All-Screen Keyboard, and Programming in Assembly without an Operating System, indicating coverage of retro computing, low-level programming, and practical hardware/software projects. The channel averages about 0.2 uploads per week, with an average video view count of approximately 582.6K views.

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