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A USB car charger with a built-in 3000mAh battery is a great idea, but Nomad's a bit ahead of the game with the new Roadtrip, as Dave Taylor from http://www.AskDaveTaylor.com/ explains in this review.
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hi Dave Taylor here and this time I want
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to talk about the nomad road trip that's
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this guy now you probably can't see the
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packaging very well even if I open it so
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let's pull it out of the packaging the
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road trip is basically a USB car charger
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but here's where they've got neat is it
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has a built-in 3,000 milliamp battery so
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the idea is and you can see it's a bit
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big for a car charger quite frankly but
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you plug it into your vehicle and as
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you're driving along you're charging
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your phone you're charging your watch
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you're charging your tablet whatever it
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is then once you get there you pop this
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baby out and with the push of a button
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I'm going to see the little lights light
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up you probably can't see that but
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basically now you have a battery that
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gives you the ability to extend the life
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of any of your devices so 3,000 milliamp
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hours will be a full charge for an
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iphone and a lot more so you can put
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this in your briefcase in your purse and
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then as you need it hours later maybe
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between your third and fourth class of
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the day maybe at the end of a day of
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workshops or something at a trade show
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you know you have the ability to charge
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again so really cool idea i really like
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this and i like the designs of what
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Nomad does but here's the thing is I
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think they've jumped the gun a little
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bit because there are two ports on this
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there's one USB port USB a I should call
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it which is the standard one you
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probably have lots of cables and you
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know plugs right in and you'll be able
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to charge whatever device you want but
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they also have a USBC cable and that's
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what's on the top and the thing about us
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bc is as of yet there's really nothing
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out using that now I know the macbook
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pro also uses USB see but that's the
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other end of the cable alright so you
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know the idea of having that be the
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primary spot on the top I think might be
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a really great one for I don't know 2016
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2017 the
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iphone 7 iphone 8 the you know Galaxy
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Tab 12 whatever it is down the road this
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is going to be really cool but right now
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I think it's a bit of a limitation so I
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would really love to see a version of
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this product with two USB a and the USBC
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maybe that's the one you put on the side
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for the future maybe you just don't have
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it I don't know but at $59 it's kind of
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an expensive solution to now you can buy
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three thousand milliamp hour batteries
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pretty cheap nowadays and of course the
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car chargers you can go into any
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convenience store and for five bucks you
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can pick up some cheap plastic e little
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thing now I'm not saying those are the
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equivalent to this because this is
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certainly well and elegantly designed
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but you know the biggest issue isn't
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even the price it's just the USBC
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because at this moment in time and I
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have a lot of devices and a lot of
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gadgets none of them would plug into the
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USB see so this is the Nomad road trip
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you can learn more at hello Nomad com
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this is dave taylor saying check it out
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if you especially if you have a USBC
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smartphone or USBC tablet or something
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this could be a really nice solution for
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you but if you're looking for just us be
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a just regular old devices you might be
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a little ahead of the game with this one
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so i'll see you in my next video
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