Currently Trending YouTube Videos in Science & Technology

Today's trending in Science & Technology, analysed

As of 28 July 2026, 11:05 UTC, "I Built a Transparent Screen Into My PC Case" by Chris Builds leads the chart with 9.08M views. Close behind, "iPhone 18 Pro Max Dark Cherry📱🫶#noads #tiktok #usa Part 12" by Mr Tungtungsahur Blue has 7M views - a gap of 2.08M.

Together, the 50 videos on this chart have drawn 81.02M views, 3.74M likes and 87.1K comments across 50 channels. The newest entry, "World’s Most Realistic Cyber ARM" by Kyle Krueger, went live 10 hours ago. The conversation leader is "PS5 EMULATORS IN DEVELOPMENT #shorts" by jacobweeby, with 14.6K comments.

What trends in Science & Technology on YouTube

Tech trending is launch-cycle trending. Apple and Samsung keynotes, flagship reviews and teardowns, SpaceX launches and - increasingly - AI model demos and robotics clips create spikes you can nearly mark on a calendar. Between launches, the chart favors spectacle: engineering builds, experiments and how-it-works explainers with strong visuals.

Compared with faster categories, Science & Technology entries linger. A great review or explainer can hold a slot for several days, because interest keeps building through search as buyers and enthusiasts catch up.

Why track trending tech and science videos?

Reviewers can see which devices deserve coverage while buyers are actively deciding. Explainer channels can catch science stories - a launch, a discovery, a new model release - while curiosity peaks. And anyone in tech can watch which formats, from teardowns and benchmarks to skit-review hybrids, are currently winning the exact audience they target.

Frequently asked questions

When does the tech chart spike?

On a mostly predictable calendar: keynote weeks, flagship launch windows and scheduled space missions - plus surprise AI announcements, which have become the category's biggest wildcard. Plan coverage around the calendar spikes and react fast to the surprises.

Do pure science videos trend, or just gadget content?

Both. Space content overperforms consistently, and big experiments and engineering builds chart reliably between product cycles. Strong visuals and a clear what-happens-next hook matter more than the subject being consumer tech.

Why do tech videos stay on trending longer?

Purchase-driven search keeps the velocity alive: viewers arrive over several days as they research what to buy or study, unlike event content that everyone watches the same night. That longer tail holds chart positions that would decay overnight in sports or news.