An unfiltered off-the-cuff video blog dedicated to electronics engineering and the maker community.
The channel is hosted by Sydney-based electronics engineer Dave Jones and features unscripted technical deep dives. It provides teardowns, tutorials, and industry opinions for engineers, hobbyists, and hackers. With over one million followers, the platform has expanded into multiple sub-channels focused on discovery and secondary content.
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EEVblog is a popular educational platform hosted by Dave Jones, a Sydney-based electronics engineer with decades of experience. The channel was established to provide an unscripted and authentic look into the world of electronics engineering. It serves as a vital resource for a community consisting of professional engineers, dedicated hobbyists, and tech hackers worldwide.
The channel gained fame through its highly detailed and often critical teardowns of electronic equipment, where Dave Jones examines the internal components and design quality of various devices. His energetic presentation style and deep technical knowledge helped the channel stand out in the early days of technical YouTube. The phrase 'don't trap be a fool' became a signature part of his brand, resonating with viewers who value technical honesty.
EEVblog features a wide range of content, including technical deep dives, equipment reviews, and educational tutorials on circuit design. The style is notably unscripted, providing a raw and honest perspective on the electronics industry. Dave also shares industry opinions and 'fundamentals' videos that help beginners understand complex engineering concepts.
The EEVblog brand has expanded into a successful community forum and a range of branded merchandise, including specialized engineering tools. Dave Jones has also launched multiple sub-channels to focus on secondary content and historical tech discoveries. The platform operates independently, often relying on community support and direct sales rather than traditional corporate sponsorships.
No reliable public estimate for EEVblog's net worth is available, but the channel generates income through several steady streams. These include YouTube advertising revenue, a highly active Patreon community, and sales from his specialized online store. His influence in the engineering community also allows for revenue through affiliate links for lab equipment and components.
Dave Jones is recognized for his long-running video series that serves as a digital archive of electronics knowledge. His signature work includes the 'Fundamentals' series and his exhaustive teardowns of high-end lab equipment like oscilloscopes and multimeters. He has become a definitive voice in the online engineering community, providing a bridge between academic theory and practical application.
Viewers can watch EEVblog primarily on YouTube, where Dave Jones maintains his main channel and several specialized sub-channels. The content is also supported by a dedicated website and a community forum where fans can discuss the technical details of each video. His extensive library of over a thousand videos remains a primary resource for electronics education online.
EEVblog has reached a significant milestone by surpassing 1 million followers on YouTube, marking its status as a leading educational authority in its niche. The channel is credited with inspiring a new generation of electronics enthusiasts and professionals through its consistent output. Dave Jones's contribution to the maker community has made EEVblog one of the most respected technical channels on the platform.
EEVblog has 1M followers in total, which puts this profile in the mega band (1m – 10m followers). The largest single audience is on YouTube with 1M followers — about 100% of the total reach.
Combined reach is the sum of followers and subscribers per platform. It is not unique people: audiences overlap, so treat it as a size indicator for shortlisting rather than a guaranteed audience.
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Here is where EEVblog's audience actually sits, platform by platform, using the latest count we recorded on each one (last checked Oct 14, 2026).
Every handle above links to the official account, so you can open it and check the numbers yourself before you reach out.
| Platform | Followers / subscribers | Share of reach | Official handle |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 1M followers | 100% | @EEVblog |
Every handle on this page links to the official account. If you are verifying EEVblog before a deal, open the profiles directly rather than trusting screenshots — the live number is always one click away.
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EEVblog is based in Australia and posts in English. For brands that usually means the core audience follows the same market and language, with a long tail from everywhere else — big accounts rarely stay local.
The content sits in education and tech & science, so the people watching are self-selected for those interests. That is the useful part of a niche profile: a mid-size account inside the right category often beats a much larger general account, because the audience already cares about the subject.
If you need the same audience profile in another market, the country and language lists on CreatorFanBase let you line up comparable creators side by side instead of guessing.
If you are shortlisting EEVblog for a campaign, these are the facts worth carrying into the brief. Everything here is stored data, refreshed on a schedule rather than typed in once.
A practical sequence: check the lead platform matches where your buyers are, check market and language, open the official account to see recent posting frequency, then ask for a media kit and rate card directly.
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EEVblog's counts come from the platforms themselves via Apify YouTube public channel and are refreshed on a schedule; the most recent check was Oct 14, 2026. When a platform blocks a read, we keep the last verified number and show where it came from instead of filling the gap with an estimate.
Large jumps are treated as suspect: a sudden drop past our safety threshold is held back for review rather than published, which is why the numbers here tend to be lower-drama than screenshots circulating elsewhere. Found something out of date? The profile links on this page go to the official accounts, so the live number is always one click away.
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Follower growth is best judged across several comparable monthly checks, not a few days of snapshots. CreatorFanBase does not yet have enough monthly history to call a reliable rise or fall for EEVblog; the current platform totals above remain the clearest view of audience size.
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How much does it cost to hire EEVblog? A planning estimate for one sponsored post is $12K – $30K per post.
| Deliverable | Estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Story or short mention | $4K – $11K |
| Sponsored post, Reel or Short | $12K – $30K |
| Dedicated video or integration | $22K – $54K |
| Three-post campaign package | $31K – $78K |
Send a free brief and CreatorFanBase checks availability, then negotiates the fee and terms with EEVblog for you.
Estimates use combined public follower counts. Up to 10 million followers, we show a planning range; above 10 million, we show an open-ended starting estimate because campaign scope drives the final fee.
Agree deliverables in writing, check past brand work for conflicts, and agree how results are measured. Rates on this page are planning estimates from public follower counts, not quotes. Starter is $1 to search the full directory.
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Straight answers to the questions people search for.
EEVblog has about 1M YouTube subscribers in the latest snapshot stored on this profile. Quote the profile and the date together. Use the YouTube row when the brief is on that network. A newer snapshot replaces this one on regular updates described on the methodology page.
Use $12K – $30K only as a planning estimate for one sponsored post from EEVblog. It uses the combined public follower count across the platforms stored here, not a rate card EEVblog sent us. Usage rights and extra posts move the real fee. The method is on the methodology page.
Yes. The handles on this profile are marked verified, which means they were matched to EEVblog's public accounts. Use those links when you write so you reach the official channel. If a handle looks wrong, tell us on the contact page.
EEVblog is listed as Australia. That is the country tag on this profile, and it is what the country lists use. Check a recent post if you need a specific city. A city is not stored separately. More creators tagged Australia are on the country list.
EEVblog is tagged as English-speaking on this profile. Use that when the script or the voiceover has to be in English, then watch a recent post to confirm the mix. One tag can cover more than one language in the work. Other English creators can be filtered in search.
EEVblog is filed under Education and tagged as English-speaking. Use that as a starting point, then watch a recent post to see if the style fits your product. One label covers a lot of styles. More education creators are on the Education category.
Request a collaboration with EEVblog using the form on this profile. Our team contacts the creator and negotiates rates and deliverables for you. Official links are also shown here if you prefer direct contact. Compare the discovery plans on pricing.
Start with the similar names on this profile, then widen to the Education category when you need more people in the same niche. Add a follower band if the first list is too famous for the budget. Read a recent post before you write.
The newest follower snapshot stored for EEVblog is 14 October 2026. Counts are updated regularly, and a missing new reading keeps the previous date rather than inventing one. Put that date next to the number if you quote it. The schedule is on the methodology page.
EEVblog is tagged Education, Australia in the directory, so that is the audience a brand can start from. The tag is a filing label, not a sales result, so watch a recent post before you brief anyone. Then compare a few others with the same tag on the Education list.
You can ask. Send a brief from the collaboration form on this profile with the product, the deliverable and your dates, and the CreatorFanBase team reaches out to EEVblog and negotiates for you. Audiences respond best when the product fits what the creator already posts, so pitch a format that matches recent posts. EEVblog decides whether to accept. See the managed option on pricing.
Our planning estimate for one sponsored post from EEVblog is $12K – $30K. Stories usually cost less than a feed post or reel, and usage rights, exclusivity and extra posts raise the fee. It is an estimate, not a quote — EEVblog sets the real rate. The method is on the methodology page.
EEVblog is one of the Education profiles in Australia on CreatorFanBase. Open the Education category and filter by country, language and follower size to see others ranked by audience. Every filter and follower count stays open; names after the first 5 results need a plan.
Start in search with the Education category and Australia as the country, then set a follower range that fits the budget. Shortlist a few names like EEVblog, compare their platform split, and send a brief — or let CFB Agency run outreach and negotiation for you.
EEVblog is tagged English on this profile, so a script in English is a natural starting point. Check a recent post to confirm the language mix before you brief. Other English-speaking creators can be filtered in search.
We do not publish private management contacts. Use the official links on this profile, or send a brief from the collaboration form and the CreatorFanBase team will reach EEVblog's team for you and negotiate the deal. Plans and the managed option are on pricing.
The official accounts we have for EEVblog are the links on this profile, starting with YouTube. Use those when you write, and compare the handle with the channel you already know. Or send a brief from the profile and the CreatorFanBase team will reach out and negotiate for you. A wrong link can be flagged on the contact page.
EEVblog has 1 platform with a stored follower or subscriber count on this profile, led by YouTube. A missing network means we do not have a public count for it yet, not that the account cannot exist. The rows are listed on the profile. Browse a single network from the creator lists.
Not through a forum post. Send a brief from the collaboration form on this profile and the CreatorFanBase team will reach out to EEVblog for you. Use the official links on the profile and ask EEVblog for a fee. Plan prices for directory access are separate, on the pricing page.
Open this profile and save EEVblog while you compare a few other names. Saving a name does not email the creator. Growth and Agency include unlimited shortlists. Starter includes three. The plan differences, starting at $29 a month, are on the pricing page.
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