Youtube tech "specialists"

Since we have Giantbomb we, pretty much, don't need to look to many other source for our video game news related need, let alone Youtube.
 
So yea I was surfing Youtube the other day and found some people who were examining the X360S and it honestly made me laugh. It was extremely unprofessional and they basically all stated the obvious. I did enjoy a few of them though, particularly SoldierKnowsBest had a good video up. I was wondering if anyone else looks at these videos when considering a purchase or if you just use GiantBomb or other professional sources, or if you always go by instinct.

"So yea I was surfing Youtube the other day and found some people who were examining the X360S and it honestly made me laugh. It was extremely unprofessional and they basically all stated the obvious. I did enjoy a few of them though, particularly SoldierKnowsBest had a good video up. I was wondering if anyone else looks at these videos when considering a purchase or if you just use GiantBomb or other professional sources, or if you always go by instinct. "

" Since we have Giantbomb we, pretty much, don't need to look to many other source for our video game news related need, let alone Youtube. "

Other than the random review videos I stumble upon while doing research on a product, I do use 3dgameman.
 
3dgameman's PC case videos provide that extra something that pictures on newegg don't. I also like it due to the fact that he turns the case on, if it comes with fans, to show how quiet/loud it is.
 
Although, I have seen some piss poor pathetic video reviews on youtube that provide almost zero information.

youtube is full of crap. You just have to look at the gaming section, 4/5 videos are Machinima gameplays of MW2. It's fine that people want to watch it, but most of the time they have no effort.

Getting through the hordes of 11 year olds with iPhones that feel the need to tell you how good Doodle Jump is just isn't worth it to me.