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Rob Clymo

London, United Kingdom

Journalist at Freelance

Freelance journalist, amongst other things...

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  • Does a dash cam need a screen and external storage? The Nexar Beam2 Mini tests the theory

    1 day ago | businessandamerica.com | Rob Clymo

    Nexar Beam2 Mini Dash Cam review in a sentence: A useful ‘always on’ feature set that could be really useful for the right user, but the subscription package adds ongoing cost. Some of the best dash cams come with features and functions that we all expect, frequently including a rear screen for convenience and a media card slot for quick and easy expansion. The Nexar Beam2 Mini Dash Cam comes with neither of those, which might leave some potential customers feeling a little bit flummoxed.

  • Does a dash cam need a screen and external storage? The Nexar Beam2 Mini tests the theory

    1 day ago | t3.com | Rob Clymo

    Nexar Beam2 Mini Dash Cam review in a sentence: A useful 'always on' feature set that could be really useful for the right user, but the subscription package adds ongoing cost. Some of the best dash cams come with features and functions that we all expect, frequently including a rear screen for convenience and a media card slot for quick and easy expansion. The Nexar Beam2 Mini Dash Cam comes with neither of those, which might leave some potential customers feeling a little bit flummoxed.

  • I’ve driven a new version of the Jeep Avenger and The North Face edition is properly rugged

    2 days ago | stuff.tv | Rob Clymo

    Rugged looks and decent off-road characteristics make The North Face Avenger 4xe a top choice for attention seekers.

  • Garmin’s fully connected dash cam keeps things simple but hits your wallet each month

    2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Rob Clymo

    Garmin Dash Cam Live dealsGarmin Dash Cam Live review in a sentence: A super handy always-connected LTE dash cam that functions best if Garmin’s optional Vault cloud subscription is added to the cost. Everyone knows the Garmin brand, they’ve been around forever and have produced some of the best dash cam models over the years. But, they’re a company with lots of competition to deal with, not least of which is to be found in the dash cam sector.

  • The 70mai 360 Omni 4K Dash Cam is a perfect all-in-one solution

    2 days ago | pocket-lint.com | Rob Clymo

    The 70mai 360 Omni 4K is a step up from the original model thanks to better video, improved functionality and a microSD card slot. A more powerful Sony Starvis 2 IMX678 sensor can capture 3840 x 2160 footage at 60 frames per second, meaning it’s pretty potent. There’s a rear-facing camera too along with a rotating lens on the front camera that allows for vlogging from the driver’s seat.

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Rob Clymo
Rob Clymo @theclymobrief
19 Aug 22

Actual rocket launch. https://t.co/ZeD387L9fM

Rob Clymo
Rob Clymo @theclymobrief
22 May 21

Popped into that place where they're having the G7 summit. Sniffy waiter didn't like the mud and sand on my shoes. I don't like the bird shit on his window. https://t.co/u1GO3vzjVx

Rob Clymo
Rob Clymo @theclymobrief
7 Jan 20

Actually managed to make myself a decent cup of tea. Two bags mind #CES2020 https://t.co/p1cQVTvnz3