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either up josh golden rule cnet and this is a look at a nice and simple action cam the contour roam too now there's not too much to the camera itself basically just a lens barrel and contours rail mounting system that can be used with the company's slide on mounts or there's a standard tripod mount in the bottom two included are a couple of mounts in a four gig micro SD card to get you started to power on and start recording and just slide the switch forward on top here it's default resolution is 720p at 60 frames per second with a hundred and seventy degree angle of view but it'll also record at 1080p at 30 frames per second though the camera needs to be connected to a computer to make any setting changes to help level out your video the lens rotates 270 degrees and there's a built-in laser triggered by the status button on back that also gives you an idea of how you're doing on battery life and storage there's a slide up door on back that seals up the microSD card slot micro USB port and reset and card formatting buttons and I do mean sealed because the rome 2 is waterproof to about 3 feet without an additional housing video quality is best suited for viewing its small sizes on mobile devices or sharing online artifacts and other issues are just a little too visible at larger sizes if you don't need more than that this is certainly worth checking out I'm Josh Goldman and that's the contour roam too