Sponsor at 3:02RayNeo24 Jun 2026
We Have VR at Home… #sponsored
The host describes testing the glasses outdoors while watching nature documentaries, comments on sound clarity and compares their scale with a larger display device.
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Action Retro explores old computers, unusual hardware projects and new display technology. Sponsor reads work when they relate to the host’s own testing: RayNeo glasses are discussed after outdoor viewing and nature documentaries, DeleteMe interrupts a Linux hardware experiment with a data-broker explanation, and DuckDuckGo follows a project to connect an Apple Lisa to the modern internet.
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We Have VR at Home… #sponsored
BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS
- 2
- Sponsored videos
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
- 30
- Sponsor brands
- All-time tracked
- 10
- Returning sponsors
- All-time tracked
The repeat partnerships
PCBWay leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 92 sponsored videos. Squarespace follows with 49.
10 of 30 brands (33%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Action Retro.
- 01PCBWay92
- 02Squarespace49
- 03DeleteMe28
- 04NordVPN5
- 05NordPass3
Vintage-computing experiments with sponsors introduced through hands-on tech use
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Put the device into the creator’s everyday routine
The RayNeo segment compares the compact glasses with a larger display and describes the host testing them outside while watching YouTube nature documentaries. He calls out the custom chip and the clarity of the sound. The product is discussed through a real viewing activity, giving the audience more context than a spec list.
DuckDuckGo is introduced in a video about living with an Apple Lisa. The host says he has used and supported the service for years, connecting the privacy-minded search engine to the possibility of bringing a vintage computer online.
Make the privacy message concrete
The DeleteMe read contrasts the fun of building a RAM disk with the less visible business of collecting and selling online activity. It describes data brokers and the potential exposure of personal information, then returns to the hardware project. The clear break gives the sponsor a standalone explanation without interrupting the technical demo.
This channel can carry both product testing and concise privacy explanations. For a pitch, identify whether the product can be tested on camera or whether the creator’s personal use is the better anchor.
Keep the curious, experimental tone
The host’s experimentation is the throughline: trying compact displays, reviving unusual hardware and testing whether old systems can handle modern tasks. Sponsor reads feel most at home when they respect that curiosity and provide a clear reason the product belongs in the project.
Offer one specific feature to test or one everyday use case to describe, then leave room for the creator’s honest reaction and a return to the build.
See the integrations
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 3:02
Sponsor at 1:42D
DeleteMe4 Oct 2025
DeleteMe4 Oct 2025Using VRAM as a RAM Disk is Slightly Cursed...
A hardware experiment pauses for an explanation of how online activity and personal information can be collected and sold by data brokers, introducing the service’s privacy task.
Sponsor at 1:59DuckDuckGo28 Jul 2025
Living with an Apple Lisa
The host’s long-term DuckDuckGo use and privacy interest are introduced in a project about connecting an Apple Lisa to the internet, linking the search service to the vintage-computing experiment.
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