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r/techgore

Death comes to us all, including our phones, computers, consoles, and much more. Every laptop or iPhone that meets its ultimate demise…

Subscribers

52,346

Created

April 18, 2013

13 years ago

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How to think about r/techgore

This community is dedicated to showcasing the demise of technology, featuring images and stories of broken devices, from smartphones to gaming consoles. Members share their experiences with malfunctioning gadgets, celebrating the end of their tech's life cycle with humor and creativity. The distinct focus on 'tech gore' captures both the tragedy and the absurdity of technology failures, making it a unique space for tech enthusiasts and casual users alike.

Confidence 4/5

  • Audience

    Participants in this community are typically tech enthusiasts, gamers, and everyday users who appreciate the humor in technology failures. The demographic skews towards younger adults and teens, often male, who enjoy sharing and viewing relatable content. Members are drawn to the community for entertainment, camaraderie, and to vent frustrations about their own tech mishaps, fostering a lighthearted and often humorous vibe.

  • Posting culture

    Content that thrives in this community includes high-quality images of damaged devices, humorous anecdotes about tech failures, and creative captions. Posts that lack visual appeal or fail to capture the essence of 'tech gore' are often downvoted. Members tend to post regularly, with a mix of personal stories and curated content, maintaining a steady flow of engagement and interaction within the community.

  • Brand engagement notes

    Brands should approach this community with caution, as overt promotion is often met with skepticism or hostility. Instead, they can engage by sharing relatable content, such as humorous tech failure stories or tips for device care, which align with the community's tone. Collaborating with members through contests or challenges that celebrate tech mishaps may also resonate well. Authenticity and a sense of humor are key to gaining acceptance in this space.

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r/techgore — frequently asked questions

Quick facts about this subreddit's size, history, focus, and related communities.

How many subscribers does r/techgore have?

r/techgore has approximately 52,346 subscribers as of May 27, 2026.

When was r/techgore created?

r/techgore was created on April 18, 2013 (13 years ago).

What is r/techgore about?

This community is dedicated to showcasing the demise of technology, featuring images and stories of broken devices, from smartphones to gaming consoles. Members share their experiences with malfunctioning gadgets, celebrating the end of their tech's life cycle with humor and creativity. The distinct focus on 'tech gore' captures both the tragedy and the absurdity of technolo…

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