Soldier Knows Best Snatched Up By Revision3

Popular tech demo and review series Soldier Knows Best popped up on Revision3 today, as a part of the network’s continuing strategy to cherry pick top YouTube channels like Epic Meal Time and Dan 3.0.

The long-running series (since 2008) boasts over 200,000 subscribers and nearly 50 million views on its YouTube page. Mark Watson, the series creator (and an actual Army reservist), hosts a fast paced show covering gadget news, unboxings, and gear reviews. His straightforward, no b.s. approach to product reviews has earned him a reputation as a trusted expert that is both knowledgeable and unintimidating.

“I first met Mark at CES this year, though I’d been a fan of his channel for quite a while,” said Ryan Vance, VP Programming and Production for Revision3. “He’s a great guy and I’m extremely excited to officially welcome him to the Revision3 family of shows!”

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In the latest episode of Soldier Knows Best, which premiered on Revision3 today, Watson reviews the 2011 Astro A40 wireless gaming headset. New episodes air Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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