Marco Reps is a Germany-based electronics engineer and YouTuber who produces English-language technical content from Fulda, in the state of Hesse. His…
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222K
Across YouTube
Primary Platform
YouTube
222K followers · 100% of audience
Engagement
4.9%
vs. 1.5% category median
Sponsorship Tier
Mid
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| YouTube | 222,000 | +0 | 4.9% | — | 3 months ago |
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| Brand | Type | Platform | Date | Performance vs. baseline |
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| PCBWay Sponsorship | Sponsored content | YouTube | Feb 2026 | — |
| xTool Sponsorship | Sponsored content | YouTube | Feb 2026 | — |
| Commarker Sponsorship | Sponsored content | YouTube | Aug 2025 | — |
Marco Reps is a Germany-based electronics engineer and YouTuber who produces English-language technical content from Fulda, in the state of Hesse. His channel sits at the intersection of hands-on electronics repair, precision measurement science (metrology), and DIY fabrication — a combination that gives it a distinctly engineering-lab character rather than the casual maker aesthetic common in the niche. His content spans teardowns of everyday workshop tools like soldering fume extractors, practical reference pieces such as connector tier lists, and deep historical explorations of instruments — including 1960s electromagnetic direct-current comparators — that reflect a genuine affinity for both modern hardware and obscure vintage test equipment. This range, from punchy Shorts to long-form technical essays, gives the channel appeal across both casual engineering curiosity and serious specialist interest.
The channel's audience skews heavily male and mature, with a substantial share of viewers in the 35-and-older brackets — a signal that his core following consists of working engineers, seasoned hobbyists, and technicians rather than entry-level DIY enthusiasts. That demographic partly explains an engagement rate well above the category median: this is an audience that watches attentively and interacts with intent. Sponsor relationships with PCBWay, xTool, and Commarker align precisely with that profile — these are brands selling PCB fabrication services and professional-grade laser engraving equipment, not mass-market consumer gadgets, and their appearance confirms how the channel is perceived within the maker and electronics manufacturing supply chain. Despite a measured posting cadence and modest subscriber growth in recent months, the channel's authority in metrology and precision electronics gives it a durable, reference-content quality. That positioning — niche depth combined with a globally distributed English-speaking engineering audience — makes it a credible fit for instrumentation, tooling, and hardware brands that prioritise audience quality over raw scale.
Reps reaches its audience primarily through YouTube, and is best activated via long-form YouTube integrations. As a tech creator they map naturally to brands targeting that space. Demonstrated partners include PCBWay and xTool. Engagement on YouTube runs around 4.9%, pointing to an audience suited to category-relevant, mid-funnel brand campaigns rather than pure-reach buys.
Benchmark estimates for a creator at Reps's tier (Mid, 222K combined followers, —). Pulled from CreatorDB's category benchmarks.
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Marco Reps is his real name — the channel's legal impressum lists him as Marco Reps, based in Fulda, Germany. He shortened it to the handle @reps for YouTube, where he publishes deep-dive content on electronics, engineering, and precision measurement technology.
Yes, Marco Reps is a German YouTuber. His channel's official impressum lists a Fulda address, a city in the state of Hesse in central Germany. Despite being based there, his audience is strongly international, drawing viewers from the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Mexico, and Brazil.
A direct current comparator is a precision electromagnetic instrument from the 1960s used in metrology labs to compare electrical currents with extraordinarily high accuracy. Marco Reps covered it as part of his ongoing interest in forgotten precision measurement technology, presenting a piece of engineering history that gets almost no coverage anywhere else on YouTube.
Marco Reps reviewed the Commarker Omni 1, a UV laser engraver he presented as capable of marking nearly any material. Commarker is one of his named channel sponsors, and the review fits into a broader thread of laser and fiber laser content that runs across his channel.
Yes, EcoFlow products and off-grid solar topics appear in Marco Reps' content, alongside videos touching on LiFePO4 battery chemistry. This fits naturally into his engineering niche, where he explores both precision lab instruments and practical power electronics for serious hobbyists.
Marco Reps has worked with PCBWay, xTool, and Commarker as named sponsors on his channel. All three are well-regarded in the maker and electronics community — PCBWay for PCB fabrication services and xTool and Commarker for desktop laser engravers and cutters.
The Connector Tier List is a Shorts video in which Marco Reps ranks electrical connectors, delivering the kind of opinionated, format-driven take that resonates with engineers and hobbyists who have strong feelings about connector reliability and design. It's a lighter, more shareable piece alongside his longer technical deep-dives.
Yes, Marco Reps posted a video titled 'My Apology Video' as a direct address to his audience. The specific subject isn't publicly detailed, but it reflects the candid, community-facing communication style he occasionally uses between his technical content — something his highly engaged specialist audience tends to respond to closely.
Yes, teardowns and repair content are a core part of the channel — videos like the soldering fume extractor teardown are representative of his approach, where he opens up a tool or device to explain what's actually inside and why it works the way it does. This pairs with his broader interest in retro technology and precision instruments.
Marco Reps sits in the Mid tier on YouTube with well over 200,000 subscribers. More telling than the subscriber count is his engagement rate, which runs well above the category average for science and technology creators — a strong sign of a highly invested specialist audience rather than a casual one.
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