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this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2024
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It really depends on the YouTuber and the items in question.
A lot of stuff is loaned out to them as review samples and they have to return them. This is the case for TVs, for example.
Stuff they purchased themselves, like gamers Nexus tends to do, they either keep, use it themselves, give it away, or sell it off.
I don't think many bother to keep the stuff. After a certain point you have too much stuff.