In December 2015, Brownlee interviewed professional NBA basketball player Kobe Bryant, titled Talking Tech with Kobe Bryant!, in which he talks about tech interests of Kobe and the most recent Kobe-designed Nike shoes, the Kobe 11. Brownlee also has a similar video regarding a dummy model of the iPhone 6, uploaded a couple of months earlier, which (as of January 2023 ) has since gained over 7.6 million views on YouTube. As of January 2023, the video has gained over 9.2 million views on YouTube and has had over 60,000 likes. The video appeared on NBC News, and in newspapers across the world. īrownlee's video review and scratch test of a rumored 4.7-inch sapphire display component for the iPhone 6, uploaded July 7, 2014, gained immediate popularity, being featured on sites such as The Verge, Forbes, HuffPost, CNET, and Time Magazine. In May 2014, Brownlee did the first over-the-air interview with Evan Blass. In December 2013, Brownlee did an interview with Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside. As of December 2019, the video has almost 8 million views. The video reached one million views on the first day. In November 2013, one of Brownlee's most viral videos was posted based on the LG G Flex, where he performed various scratch tests to portray the self-healing ability of the device. Engadget promoted the site in January 2012 when they featured his tour of the then-new cloud storage service called Insync. īrownlee's reviews have been promoted by other review sites as well. Brownlee uploaded his 1000th video on March 29, 2018. As of July 2022, his channel has gained over 10 million subscribers, making MKBHD one of the most-subscribed-to technology-focused YouTube channels, according to Social Blade. His first several hundred videos were primarily hardware tutorials and freeware. He produced his first videos through screencasting. He first started uploading technology videos in January 2009, while still in high school, about new products or reviews of products he already owned.
Brownlee joined YouTube on March 21, 2008.
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