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Place a case demonstration alongside coverage of a new device, showing how it fits the exact model. Marques Brownlee introduces grip cases while discussing Samsung foldables.

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dbrand.com ↗Make the accessory part of the device story
dbrand integrations fit naturally beside device coverage because skins and cases can become part of how a new phone, console or custom build is handled. Marques Brownlee connects a grip case to an expensive foldable; Linus Tech Tips gives a Steam Machine skin an unusually elaborate sponsor story; JerryRigEverything makes a tactile Touch Grass skin the visual punchline. Each read uses the hardware itself as the creative anchor.
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Marques Brownlee × dbrand
JerryRigEverything is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 97 sponsored videos. Linus Tech Tips follows with 96.
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Marques Brownlee78 sponsored videosS
ShortCircuit56 sponsored videos
Skill Up8 sponsored videos
TechLinked3 sponsored videos
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Austin Evans2 sponsored videosCreative starting points drawn from dbrand’s integrations.
Place a case demonstration alongside coverage of a new device, showing how it fits the exact model. Marques Brownlee introduces grip cases while discussing Samsung foldables.
Use a distinctive skin design or material as the visual payoff, then explain how it appears on the device. JerryRigEverything makes the Touch Grass texture the center of the joke.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Marques Brownlee introduces grip cases for Samsung’s newly announced foldables during an impressions video. The placement comes after discussing an expensive device, making protection and grip an understandable follow-on rather than a random accessory mention.
Linus Tech Tips uses a self-aware sponsor history, then describes a special skin made for the Steam Machine. The read gives product design room to stand out in a hardware review and lets the creator’s humor shape the transition.
JerryRigEverything’s Touch Grass skin becomes the joke after a phone discussion: the creator says he needs to go outside and then introduces a skin made to evoke grass. The physical texture is central to the bit, giving the audience a visual and tactile detail to remember.
For a creator pitch, select the device or surface that will appear on camera and the design feature worth demonstrating. A grip case on a new foldable, a themed console skin or an unusual texture each calls for a different treatment.
The examples place the sponsor beside a device reveal, within a console review, or as a humorous payoff after a phone story. That placement helps the accessory feel connected to the product the viewer is already considering.
A concise pitch names the hardware, shows how the accessory changes its look or handling, and returns to the review. Let the creator’s degree of humor or technical detail match the video.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 8:01
Marques Brownlee22 Jul 2026Marques Brownlee moves from first impressions of Samsung’s expensive new foldables to dbrand Grip cases made for each model. He highlights the magnetic hinge cover that moves with the fold, tying the accessory to a feature unique to the phone. The pitch lesson is to focus the case demo on the hardware detail viewers are most likely to worry about.
Sponsor at 17:50
Linus Tech Tips22 Jun 2026Linus Tech Tips turns a Steam Machine review into an elaborate dbrand story, joking about past sponsor stunts before revealing a custom skin and detailed back panel. The installation itself becomes the demonstration. The pitch lesson is to lean into a brand’s established channel history and make the product reveal part of the video’s humor.
Sponsor at 9:30
JerryRigEverything3 Apr 2026JerryRigEverything takes the phrase “go touch grass” literally, revealing dbrand’s fuzzy Touch Grass skin made with strands attached to vinyl. The tactile surface makes the joke visible and invites viewers to inspect the phone. The pitch lesson is to build a product launch around a familiar phrase that can become a physical demo.
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