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  Review: Shenen 7.0-inch sat nav (productReview)
  Meanwhile, on the side of the unit, there is a headphone jack, a USB port and a Micro SD slot for storage expansion. Due to its substantial screen size, the Shenen sat nav feels more like a small tablet. This feeling is immediately reinforced when you switch it on for the first time. Instead of being presented with a straight navigation interface, you’re presented with a menu that lists lots of options – including a media player, games, unit conversion tools, an FM tuner and more.
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  Review: Ducati Scrambler 2016 (productReview)
  width=500&height=333.33333333333337" alt="" data-udi="umb://media/8d54deb59fbc4f84adaa2b5c7ded1aa6" /> On the practicality front the Ducati Scrambler isn't very impressive. There is a small storage box under the seat as standard, complete with USB charging port, but the instrumentation is fairly rudimental. Fortunately the accessories catalogue is packed with solutions including tank bags and a luggage rack for a pair of soft bags, so with a bit of extra money the Scrambler can be genuinely practical.
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  Auction house profile: Barons (Article)
  Cars can be kept at Sandown Park until the day after the sale. Following this, Barons can help arrange transport with one of their logistics partners, and storage can be arranged at the Barons head office in Southampton. How long after the auction will I have to wait for payment? Barons pay vendors on the 6th working day after the sale. This is one of the fastest in the market.
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  Is Amazon Prime worth it? (Article)
  tag=wwwhonestjo03-21" target="_blank"> Unlimited streaming of TV shows and films via Prime Video Unlimited, secure photo storage in Amazon Cloud Drive with Prime Photos Stream music using Prime Music

  Dash cam buying advice guide (Article)
  These come in different capacities, but most cameras will need at least 32GB worth of storage. Some will need 64GB, though, so check before you buy. Some dash cameras are also particular about the SD card needing to be formatted before they start recording, too, so it’s best to buy a dedicated SD card for your in-car footage.
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  Review: Ohme Home Pro EV Charger (productReview)
  We had our Ohme Home Pro fitted to the front of our house with the power supply cable neatly running along the ground and around our front door step. We chose to have the cable storage alongside as we have often have two EVs to charge - one of which changes pretty much every week so we're never sure where the charging point will be. While the Ohme Home Pro does come with a neat display screen, we rarely look at it, instead using the excellent Ohme app to manage our charging.
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  Review: Oxford Mondial Advanced Rider jacket (productReview)
  This was very useful for us while testing the Honda Monkey and Lexmoto Tempest (review coming soon) because little 125ccs don't offer much, if any, storage space. It also features proper YKK zips. Overall, it's very comfortable and fairly lightweight with a belt for waist adjustment and ventilation on the back, too. There are CE-approved protectors in the shoulders and elbows but no back protection.
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  Review: Lexmoto Enigma 125 (productReview)
  In wet weather, the fairing gives a minimum of protection, so an aftermarket screen is a worthwhile addition for anyone looking to commute on the Enigma. You could also add a top box to boost its carrying capacity, though the underseat storage bin is more than big enough to cope with a full-face helmet and it’s easy to access this space underneath the flip-up seat. Sling a leg through the central section of the Enigma and the riding position is typically high-set for this style of scooter.
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  BBQ of the Year shortlist (Article)
  It's a bit heavier than expected, weighing in at about 7kg - so as long as you aren't planning to have a BBQ miles away from where you've parked, you should be fine. On the plus side, there's a plastic storage tray and bamboo preparation board cleverly integrated into the design, meaning - for example - you can leave meat marinading in the fridge overnight before attaching it to the CUBE ahead of your day out.
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  Review: Honda Monkey (productReview)
  It’s not the cheapest 125cc bike you can buy, nor is it the most practical compared to some scooters with masses of storage. However, there are keen lease deals on offer and 189mpg combined fuel economy, plus a 200-mile-plus tank range - meaning the Monkey is a very tempting machine for swinging through the urban jungle.
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  Top 10: Best Trolley jacks 2023 (Article)
  This Goodyear scissor jack, though, is often compact enough to stow in the spare wheel well or in a storage bin. It’s only really designed for changing wheels, so it can consequently lift just one tonne to a maximum height of 350mm – but it’s not expensive and could quickly get you out of trouble.
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  Top 10: Best tyre inflators 2023 (Article)
  It doesn’t include a carry case, though, but the air line and cable can be neatly tucked away within the unit for storage. >> Read our full review AmazonBasics digital tyre inflator This own-brand ‘AmazonBasics’ tyre inflator is very similar to some of the more expensive Ring models.
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  Review: Garmin DriveAssist 51 LMT-D (productReview)
  On the back you’ll find a Mini USB port for charging and data transfer, a microSD slot for video and still shot storage, a power button and the camera itself. On the underside of the unit is another microSD slot, which is reserved for additional maps. Like most sat navs, the Garmin uses a sucker mount. It simply clips into the back of the unit and adheres to the windscreen with the flip of a lever.
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  Top 10: Best vacuum cleaners for all budgets (Article)
  That battery allows up to 35 minutes of cleaning time and the handle even folds down to make for easier storage. Numatic Henry HVR 160-11 We make no apologies for including a Numatic Henry; any vacuum cleaner that has 4.6 stars out of 5 from over 3000 customer reviews must be doing something very right.
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  Top 10: Best socket sets to suit all budgets (Article)
  You get a good selection of half-inch sockets (10-32mm), a couple of extensions, a hex key set and universal joint. We’re talking seriously good quality here, plus one of the toughest storage/carrying cases in the business. This is a set that we’re confident will last extremely well.  Laser 3568 40pc Alldrive: £45.02 (www.lasertools.co.uk) Designed for use across the same multi-fixings platform as its 3571 big brother, the Laser 3568 40-piece set offers amazing functionality considering its keen list price.
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  Top 10: Best sat navs with dash cams (Article)
  It’s a basic five-inch sat nav, which features UK and Republic of Ireland maps with lifetime updates, into which a simple dash cam is integrated. You’ll have to buy an SD card to use the dash cam feature, though, as there’s otherwise no storage for the video files. Fortunately, a suitable card only costs around £10.  
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  Review: AUKEY DR01 dash camera (productReview)
  The user manual states that a 16GB micro SD card is included, however, this wasn't the case with our demo model. The user manual recommends using a Class 10 micro SD card with a maximum storage capacity of 128GB, which is quite a lot bigger than most other cameras, which are usually only compatible with 32GB or 64GB cards.  Once the SD card is full, recording will loop and the oldest files will be overwritten by new ones - unless you backup the file.
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  Review: Zero FXS 2017 (productReview)
  The FXS has good forward visibility thanks to its upright riding position, but weather protection is minimal so if you’re going to ride daily, you’ll need some decent waterproofs. There’s no storage space, so you’ll need a bag too - and you wouldn’t want to carry a pillion unless they were tiny, light and on your list of enemies.  The Zero FXS might be expensive and limited, but its cheap running costs and great performance mean there is a lot to like about it.
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  Review: Trackershop Enforcer 4 (productReview)
  In fact you can even set it to send an alert if the vehicle moves full stop, which is good for classic car owners with vehicles in storage. Users can also choose the frequency at which the device transmits tracking information. For vehicles that aren’t expected to move often or far, less frequent updates are fine and will prolong battery life, but for accuracy users can set the tracker to transmit data every few seconds, which plots where a vehicle is and where it has been down to a few feet.
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  Top 10: Gifts for dog lovers (Article)
  Dog Tail Wall Hooks Fashioned from cast iron, this stylish home accessory features a row of four cast iron dog tail hooks mounted on a slate wall plate. Fun and functional, it provides convenient storage and creates a decorative focal point for your home or garden. Ideal for hanging all manner of items in the home such as coats, dog leads and bags, it is also perfect for use in the garden or shed to keep tools and sundries tidy.