Datt

The '900 Special' is an ongoing multi-episode series on Datt's YouTube channel documenting what appears to be a custom electronics build project, with episodes covering play testing, bug fixes, audience feedback, and tube socket work. It reflects Datt's hands-on, iterative approach to developing a project over multiple videos rather than presenting a finished product in a single review.

Datt does both. Alongside hardware unboxings, he also builds original electronics projects from the ground up — his DC Barrel Jack Power Meter Build is a clear example. This blend of DIY construction and product coverage sets him apart from purely review-focused tech channels.

Datt's bio opens with 'I'm a dog chasing cars. I wouldn't know what to do with one if I caught it! I just do things' — a line spoken by the Joker in The Dark Knight. It's his way of signaling a goal-free, experimental creative attitude, which fits the eclectic mix of DIY builds, unboxings, and tutorials he puts out.

Datt has featured products from Cooler Master and Phanteks, including the Cooler Master Vertical GPU Card Holder Kit V3 and the Phanteks M25-G2 in a reversed-fan configuration. His videos typically combine the unboxing with hands-on setup, giving viewers a practical look at how the hardware actually installs.

A reversed fan configuration flips the blade orientation so airflow moves in a non-default direction inside a PC case, which builders use to experiment with intake and exhaust patterns. Datt's Phanteks M25-G2 video covers this kind of niche hardware tweak, which is exactly the deep-dive content his audience turns to him for.

Despite being broadly classified under gaming, Datt's content is far more focused on PC hardware, DIY electronics builds, and hands-on tech tutorials than on gameplay. Videos covering GPU mounts, case fans, and custom power meter builds make him a better fit for PC builders and electronics hobbyists than for casual gaming audiences.

Datt's engagement rate runs several times above the category median, which is a common pattern for Nano-tier creators whose audience is tightly aligned with a very specific niche. Viewers seeking detailed content on DIY electronics and PC component setups tend to interact far more actively than audiences on larger, more generalist channels.

Datt's channel spans both formats — he publishes step-by-step tutorial and DIY build content alongside product unboxings and setup guides. His multi-episode 'specials' format shows a willingness to follow a project through iteration, feedback, and troubleshooting across several videos.

Datt is based in Canada, though the large majority of his YouTube viewers are located in the United States, with additional audiences in the UK, Canada, and India. His PC hardware and electronics content has no strong regional focus and draws viewers globally.

Datt's audience skews heavily male and is most concentrated in the 25–34 age bracket, with meaningful representation from the 18–24 and 35–44 groups as well — a demographic profile that lines up closely with PC building and DIY electronics communities. The majority of his viewers are based in the United States.