Marques Brownlee, better known as MKBHD, is a popular tech YouTuber who focuses heavily on mobile content. He just released a new wallpaper app called Panels for iOS and Android that features real ...

Following a wave of criticism, free Panels users can download full-res wallpapers, too. Following a wave of criticism, free Panels users can download full-res wallpapers, too. is a news writer who ...

The price tag for Panels+, the paid version of the app, raised eyebrows from Brownlee’s loyal fan base. Brownlee says he curated the wallpapers himself, and boasts collaboration with high quality ...

Popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee, also known as MKBHD, has responded to the criticism surrounding his newly launched wallpaper app, Panels. What Happened: On Tuesday, Brownlee addressed the ...

Marques Brownlee, widely recognized as MKBHD, is facing backlash over the launch of his new wallpaper app, Panels. Introduced during his much-anticipated iPhone 16 review, the app quickly became a ...

High-quality wallpapers sourced from MKBHD were, for a time, available through a proprietary app called “Panels.” The Panels app is now being removed from the Google Play Store and App Store, as ...

Popular YouTube tech reviewer MKBHD (Marques Brownlee) has responded to the backlash that his new Panels app is receiving. User complaints have ranged from the $50 per year subscription plan to ...

Last month, MKBHD launched his new wallpaper app, only for it to be met with a huge wave of criticism and backlash over its pricing structure and ads. The popular YouTuber responded to the criticisms ...

MKBHD published a new video addressing the criticisms of his new wallpaper app. MKBHD published a new video addressing the criticisms of his new wallpaper app. is a senior reporter covering technology ...

A hot potato: Marques Brownlee, aka MKBHD, has long been one of those rare tech YouTubers who remains universally liked by fans. But his popularity has been put to the test after he released a ...

Marques Brownlee’s Panels wallpaper app is shutting down on December 31st, barely a year after its controversial launch. “We made mistakes making our first app, and ultimately, we weren’t able to turn ...