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  1. TechRax - YouTube

    Smashing technology since 2011. Oh yeah, I am also Ukrainian.Facebook: TechRax Instagram: techrax

  2. TechRax - Wikipedia

    TechRax's videos generally follow the same format, and involve stress tests, drop tests, and experiments involving the deliberate destruction or damage to technology, typically smartphones.

  3. Taras Maksimuk - Age, Family, Bio | Famous Birthdays

    YouTube phenomenon and tech expert with the channel name TechRax whose videos aim to test the durability of various smartphones. Some of the ways he tests the durability of each phone …

  4. TechRax Wiki - Fandom

    Welcome to the TechRax Wiki! Here, we give info of Taras and his massive destruction of tech. We are currently maintaining 66 articles, 92 files, 0 active users and 682 edits and you can …

  5. TechRax Net Worth, Income & Earnings (2025) - StarStat

    Oct 21, 2025 · TechRax's experiments include using tanks, explosives, and chemicals. The channel's unique approach to tech destruction has garnered attention from various media outlets.

  6. TechRax Biography And Net Worth - wiki-en.org

    Jun 13, 2023 · TechRax is a YouTube channel own and ran by Taras Maksimuk that focuses on making videos about the destruction of cell phones and other technological devices.

  7. TechRax - NamuWiki

    Jan 27, 2025 · In the early days, it was a pure YouTube channel that reviewed games and phones, but since around 2012, when phones were broken in different ways in the name of …

  8. TechRax - Plugged In

    Sep 20, 2009 · I don’t think Taras Maksimuk, who goes by the YouTube moniker TechRax, is old enough to have watched Letterman’s destructive antics. But the impulse? It’s exactly the …

  9. TechRax Youtuber overview

    TechRax is a popular YouTube channel created by Taras Maksimuk. The channel mainly features videos of destructive testing of various electronic gadgets and devices. TechRax has gained …

  10. Dropping an iPhone XS Down Crazy Spiral Staircase 300 Feet - YouTube

    We found this crazy spiral staircase and dropped an iPhone XS to see if it survives! The drop was from approx. 30 stories high. FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook...