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Michael Reeves
Subscribers 7.8M
Videos 56
Views 514.9M

Channels Like Michael Reeves

Michael Reeves covers robot-centric humor and chaotic DIY robotics projects, with titles featuring building or testing quirky machines, automation experiments, and humorous takes on robotics ideas. The content blends tutorials, demonstrations, and comedic vlogs around autonomous devices and robot concepts, with an average of about 18.8 million views per video and ongoing uploads since joining in 2016.

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Nikodem Bartnik YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 224K
Videos 231
Views 23.1M
Appearances 21
SERP 100%
Similarity 79%
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Shares strong overlap on autonomous/home/ hobby robotics projects and tutorials (queries like autonomous robot projects, home robotics builds, hobby robotics tutorials) with a high search similarity (87%), though their content style diverges from Michael Reeves' humorous/viral tech skits.

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Nevon Projects

73% relevance

Subscribers 251K
Videos 1.4K
Views 48.5M
Appearances 12
SERP 75%
Similarity 71%
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Targeted at autonomous/DIY robot projects and tinkering with robots, aligning with the same robotics-focused search terms (87% combined match via 75% search, 71% content), yet their presentation is more instructional than Reeves' comedic approach.

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Science Buddies YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 429K
Videos 1.1K
Views 259.1M
Appearances 17
SERP 64%
Similarity 70%
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Centers on robot experiments and hobby robotics tutorials, overlapping with Reeves on robot experiments and toy-like ideas (queries 68% match; content 70%), but Reeves’ tone is more entertainment-driven than Science Buddies' educational style.

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#4
Robot Boss

65% relevance

Subscribers 1.2M
Videos 1K
Views 807.4M
Appearances 9
SERP 43%
Similarity 80%
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Fuses DIY robotics with humor and funny robot builds, sharing similar search terms (DIY robotics humor, silly robot ideas) and high content overlap, though Reeves typically emphasizes comedic execution while Robot Boss leans into humor-centric builds.

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#5

63% relevance

Subscribers 73.8M
Videos 250
Views 16.0B
Appearances 4
SERP 33%
Similarity 82%
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Competes on robot experiments and funny robot builds with Reeves via strong search alignment on robot experiments and robotics challenges, but Rober's content leans more polished, high-production science humor compared to Reeves' indie, offbeat style.

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Every Flavor of Robot YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 52.9K
Videos 31
Views 1.1M
Appearances 4
SERP 38%
Similarity 79%
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Targets home/hobby robotics tutorials and builds, matching Reeves on home robotics/hobby tutorials searches and content (38% search, 79% content), indicating audience overlap despite a potentially more varied or themed presentation.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Nikodem Bartnik (87% match) and Nevon Projects (73% match), both aligning with autonomous robot projects and home robotics builds. Science Buddies (68% match) also overlaps on robot experiments and hobby tutorials. The strongest overlap is with Nikodem Bartnik and Nevon Projects, which share queries like autonomous robot projects and DIY robot projects. Michael Reeves has 7.8M subscribers, while competitors range from 224K to 251K subscribers for those closest matches, with Mark Rober (63% match) and Robot Boss (65% match) being larger and also sharing similar topics like robot experiments and funny robot builds. Overall, these channels compete for audiences seeking DIY robotics humor, autonomous robot projects, and playful robotics content.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Michael Reeves?

Nikodem Bartnik — 87% match, 224K subscribers; Nevon Projects — 73% match, 251K subscribers; Science Buddies — 68% match, 429K subscribers. All are creators in science/tech education or tinkering spaces that overlap with Michael Reeves' hardware hacking and project-based content.

What type of content does Michael Reeves make?

Michael Reeves makes comedic, tech-tinkering videos such as building or modifying gadgets and robots, e.g., Roomba that screams, surgery robot, and race-detecting toys. He uploads multiple times per week, with recent videos averaging about 18.8M views each.

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

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