The top tech influencers to follow in 2026 include Isaac Mosna, Chanel Tyers, MrMobile, Amber Mac, and Sara Dietschy. The right one depends on the lane: phone reviews, PC and desk builds, home theater, coding, or creator gear.
Nobody buys a phone, a laptop, or a pair of smart glasses off a spec sheet anymore. They watch someone they trust use it first. That's why a launch plan now starts with who's unboxing the product on day one, not with what the ads will say.
The right tech creator is the difference between a launch that trends and one that ships to silence. For everyone else, they're why you didn't drop $1,200 on the wrong thing.
Here are 20 top tech influencers worth following in 2026. All 20 are active tech influencers on Instagram, and many also post on TikTok and YouTube.
1. Isaac Mosna | @canoopsy
Isaac covers the latest tech and gadgets before most people know they exist, with first looks on Instagram and full reviews on YouTube. A fun way to discover what's shipping next.
2. Chanel Tyers | @chanel.tech
Watch one tech unboxing, and the shooting quality speaks for itself. Chanel's Instagram reads more like a product page than an ad, and it's engaging enough that people watch after they've already bought.
3. Michael Fisher (MrMobile) | @themrmobile
Michael makes the most cinematic smartphone reviews on the internet. He co-founded Clicks Technology, so he knows the industry from both sides.
4. Taher Shabaan | @thedigitalkinggg
AI marketing for creators and business owners is Taher's beat. He explores tools that cover skills small software companies can’t hire for, from website building to automation.
5. Anastasia Khomochkina | @diariesofacodegirl
Anastasia documents life as a software engineer. Her project-based tutorials reach people seeking a tech education and build real knowledge fast.
6. Chris Asante | @_chrisasante
Docks, chargers, and desk accessories are Chris's territory. Accessory brands reach a target market already close to buying, and the gadgets he picks earn their place.
7. Amber Mac | @ambermac
Amber covers AI scams and new technologies, and her SiriusXM show with Jeff MacArthur reaches listeners beyond the feed. A go-to source for consumers who want the plain version.
8. Katarina Mogus | @enfliquecreative
Katarina is who you watch when a new phone drops. Her first-look videos cut through the launch-day noise and tell you within a minute whether the camera is actually worth the upgrade. If you want the verdict before the full reviews pile up, she gets there first.
9. Sara Dietschy | @saradietschy
Sara sits right where tech meets creative work: reviewing the cameras, mics, and gear that content creators actually use, and having honest conversations about building a business around it. For any brand selling into the creator economy, she's a natural fit.
10. Konyinsola Osinubi | @callmekjos
Flagship comparisons are where Konyinsola earns his following. He lines up the phones and calls a winner. When the price gap is real, his complete side-by-side research is the tiebreaker.
11. Shevon Salmon | @shevonsalmon_
Shevon is your early-warning system for whatever's next, from smart glasses to AI-powered wearables. He gets to the new stuff before it's mainstream and explains why it matters, not just what it does.
12. Conor Butkovic | @conorbutkovic
Conor finds the features buried three menus deep, starting with his iPad series. His tips and tricks make old hardware feel new.
13. Chris Hau | @thechrishau
Chris reviews cameras and filmmaking gear with a filmmaker’s eye. The pick when a campaign needs footage that carries the brand, and a source of inspiration for anyone building their own creative world.
14. DunnaDidIt | @dunnadidit
Dunna breaks down the lighting setups and editing calls most creators keep quiet about. He gives them away and shows what the kit produces. Informative without the gatekeeping.
15. Andres Vidoza | @andresvidoza
Andres reviews the latest tech products, from phones and work setups to gaming and now cars, in long, detailed videos. Real insights before you spend.
16. Colin Smith | @homewithcolin
Colin covers the smart-home gear that works in the background, from coffee machines and network extenders to air circulators. The house is the whole beat here.
17. Midas | @techbymidas
Midas covers gaming consoles, PCs, and desk builds. Peripheral brands get engagement from a generation that argues specs for sport.
18. Dennis Anca | @dadrianca
Home theater and big-screen gaming are where Dennis has landed, which puts TV, projector, and audio brands in his lane. The challenge is getting the room right the first time.
19. Matthew Moniz | @mattmoniz123
Short, dense reviews that reach a verdict fast are Matthew's format. Whatever your product's best or worst trait is, that's the one he names.
20. Baris Alkis | @pariswithab
Android or Apple, Baris keeps his focus on everyday use rather than spec sheets, running both through the same tests. Come with a need, leave with an answer.
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Key takeaways
Get the right creator for your launch
The thing all 20 of these top tech influencers have in common isn’t follower count; it’s that their audience believes them. That's the asset tech brands are actually buying when they run an influencer campaign, and it's the one thing a bigger budget can't manufacture.
At The Influence Agency, we pair tech and consumer electronics brands with creators whose audiences already trust them, so a launch lands in front of people primed to buy, not just scroll.
Which of these creators would you pick for your next launch? Let’s talk.