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Michael MJD
Subscribers 617K
Videos 829
Views 181.6M

Channels Like Michael MJD

Michael MJD focuses on vintage computers, old software, and nostalgia, delivering tutorials, reviews, and unboxing related to Windows operating systems and retro hardware. The channel emphasizes long-form explorations of legacy tech with frequent tutorials and reviews, and averages around 629K views per recent video, with a total of 829 videos published since joining in 2010; overall channel activity points to a steady upload rhythm and a strong archive of retro tech content.

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#1

88% relevance

Subscribers 1.8M
Videos 1.2K
Views 602.3M
Appearances 17
SERP 100%
Similarity 80%
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Both target vintage and retro computing with strong overlap on queries like 'vintage computers' and 'old PC hardware,' and LGR's content aligns closely with a hardware-forward retro focus (high search 100%, 80% content).

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#2
Action Retro

78% relevance

Subscribers 246K
Videos 408
Views 41.8M
Appearances 13
SERP 68%
Similarity 85%
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Shares a retro computing focus with Michael MJD and covers 'vintage computers' and 'Unix on old systems,' indicating similar audiences, though Action Retro emphasizes a broader retro vibe (68% search, 85% content).

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Retro Game Corps YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 799K
Videos 871
Views 170.4M
Appearances 16
SERP 70%
Similarity 78%
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Appeals to retro tech fans with emulation tutorials and setup tips, overlapping with Michael MJD on retro hardware reviews and emulation topics (search 70%, content 78%).

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This Does Not Compute YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 466K
Videos 564
Views 74.6M
Appearances 7
SERP 46%
Similarity 82%
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Targets early tablets and old PC hardware with strong Unix-on-old-systems content, creating audience overlap despite stylistic differences (46% search, 82% content).

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Subscribers 16.8M
Videos 7.6K
Views 9.4B
Appearances 5
SERP 37%
Similarity 79%
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Attraction to retro and vintage topics through 'early tablets' and 'Mac OS on nonstandard hardware' places Linus Tech Tips in the same niche audience space, even though their content mix is broader (37% search, 79% content).

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Ashton’s Retro Computer Room YouTube channel thumbnail
#6
Ashton’s Retro Computer Room

62% relevance

Subscribers 337K
Videos 324
Views 152.5M
Appearances 6
SERP 35%
Similarity 80%
retro computing tutorials

Focuses on retro computing tutorials, aligning with Michael MJD's audience on tutorial-style retro content, albeit with a smaller, more specialized channel footprint (35% search, 80% content).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include LGR (88% match, 1.8M subscribers) and Action Retro (78% match, 246K subscribers). These channels share overlapping queries with Michael MJD such as vintage computers, retro computing, early tablets, and old PC hardware. Retro Game Corps (75% match, 799K subscribers) also competes on retro tech reviews and emulation tutorials, aligning with similar search terms. This Does Not Compute (67% match, 466K subscribers) and Linus Tech Tips (62% match, 16.8M subscribers) further broaden the field, with shared queries around early tablets, Unix on old systems, and retro tech on nonstandard hardware. Michael MJD remains smaller than LGR and Linus Tech Tips but competes within the same retro and legacy computing niche, particularly on content about vintage systems and emulation.

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Search Queries Used

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Michael MJD?

LGR — 88% match, 1.8M subscribers; Action Retro — 78% match, 246K subscribers; Retro Game Corps — 75% match, 799K subscribers. All three channels focus on retro computing and hardware, similar to Michael MJD's tutorials, reviews, and unboxings of Windows and VM-related topics.

What type of content does Michael MJD make?

Michael MJD creates tutorials, reviews, and unboxings focused on Windows operating systems and virtualization (e.g., Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows longhorn, VM tools like VMware and VirtualBox). Recent videos include The Windows XP Keyboard PC (629.9K views) and Installing Mac OS X on the Nintendo Wii! (136.8K views); average video views are approximately 314.2K, with an unclear exact uploads-per-week rate indicated as ~? uploads/week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Michael MJD?

We analyze Michael MJD'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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