Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good 180* FOV, the app works well and can sync the playback of 4 Garmin Dash Cams at once for an all round view. Excellent clarity for 1080P.

Was a little gimmicky connecting to my phone at first but works great. Go pro sized dashcam. Night resolution is pretty good so far. Wiring might not be long enough for a mid size suv if you’re planning on powering it through a 12v in the rear so I’d recommend purchasing a longer wire. Also there are only 2 sticky mounts that can’t be reattached once removed so I’d recommend to plan where you want to mount the camera in terms of the lens’ view prior to installing. Not sure if I can but will upload more photos later of the camera in action.

It’s mostly very good but I have a specific problem with blue tooth that even service can’t correct. It will not stay connected to my iPhone and is a bear to reconnect. The problem must be associated with my 2022 F250 technology. I think I can’t use it in my truck to its full potential. Note: good day time quality. See photo of accident we witnessed and gave video copy to police.

It's very functional. It's a very small camera, which is ideal for mounting in a windshield location.

Great video resolution, I like the way that you can control the dash cam using voice commands, hands free pretty much.

I love gamin but this dash cam 180 degree just too much for dash cam makes view looks like you are in tube or hole or let me say fish eye looks app works very well quality not that good can be hard to read license plate I did return it and bought Thinkware u1000 and I can’t be happier with it quickly and very clear

This camera is crap its not even 2 years old and every time I start my car i have to set it up all over again like i just purchased it and all the manufacturer has to say is i can purchase a refurbished one foe $100 what a joke im done with Garmin

Bought it one year ago today. Now it won’t power on or work. Completely dead. All that money only lasted one year. Waste of money. Makes a decent paperweight.

I recently purchased the Garmin Dash Cam 67W, and I must say, it's an impressive device that offers peace of mind on the road. This compact and feature-rich dash cam combines exceptional video quality, advanced safety features, and user-friendly operation. Join me as I delve into the remarkable features and benefits of the Garmin Dash Cam 67W. Crystal-Clear Video Quality: The video quality provided by the Garmin Dash Cam 67W is truly exceptional. With its wide-angle lens and 1440p resolution, it captures vivid details and sharp imagery, ensuring that every moment on the road is recorded with utmost clarity. The footage remains crisp, even in challenging lighting conditions, allowing for accurate documentation of any incidents or accidents that may occur. Wide Field of View: The dash cam's wide field of view is a standout feature. With a 180-degree perspective, it captures a comprehensive view of the road ahead, ensuring that no important details are missed. The wide-angle lens proves invaluable when it comes to capturing multiple lanes, intersections, or unexpected events. It's a valuable asset for providing a comprehensive record of your journeys. Advanced Safety Features: The Garmin Dash Cam 67W goes beyond just recording video. It is equipped with advanced safety features that help enhance driver awareness and promote safer driving habits. Features such as forward collision warning, lane departure warning, and red light camera alerts act as valuable aids in preventing accidents and promoting defensive driving. These safety features provide an extra layer of protection on the road. GPS-enabled and Incident Detection: The built-in GPS functionality of the Garmin Dash Cam 67W allows for accurate tracking of your location, speed, and route. This information is embedded in the recorded footage, providing crucial data in the event of an incident. Furthermore, the dash cam's incident detection technology automatically saves and locks footage when it detects sudden movements or collisions. This ensures that important footage is protected and can be accessed when needed. User-Friendly Operation: Using the Garmin Dash Cam 67W is a breeze. The device features a large, intuitive display that allows for easy menu navigation and video playback. Its user-friendly interface ensures a seamless and hassle-free experience, whether it's adjusting settings, reviewing footage, or accessing saved recordings. The included suction cup mount provides secure and adjustable placement within the vehicle. Reliable Performance and Storage: The Garmin Dash Cam 67W delivers reliable performance, even during extended periods of use. Its durable construction and high-quality build inspire confidence in its longevity. Additionally, the dash cam supports high-capacity microSD cards (sold separately), ensuring ample storage space for recording hours of footage without interruption. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Garmin Dash Cam 67W is a remarkable device that excels in capturing clear and detailed video footage while promoting safer driving practices. With its crystal-clear video quality, wide field of view, advanced safety features, user-friendly operation, and reliable performance, it offers a valuable asset for documenting your journeys and enhancing your overall safety on the road. If you're looking for a dash cam that combines high-quality recording capabilities with advanced safety features, the Garmin Dash Cam 67W is an excellent choice that will provide you with peace of mind during your travels.

I was looking for a simple to set up dash cam that could provide decent picture quality for a fair price. There are many dash cams out there that cost way less and those that are way more. So, after much research, I figured the 67W would be the right fit as it looked to be a balance between the lower/upper range. 1. Pros - small size and easy to set up. Hides nicely behind the rear view mirror. Connected to my iPhone without any hassle - this was important to me because many cameras out there evidently have problems connecting to phones because the software is a half-baked. The camera operated as expected. Can attach via a suction cup mount purchased separately (my preference for portability between cars). Can take 256g cards. Easy menus to navigate so you can literally take it from the box and attach to your car have it running in less than 10 minutes. SD card included! Connect to the power via mini-USB/USB A connection instead of a huge cigarette lighter adapter - much neater as I didn't want to hardwire my camera. Solidly built unit - no issues with build quality. Innovative magnetic mount. Voice commands worked flawlessly. 2. Cons - picture quality. Tried every resolution possible and even tried different combinations of "EV" - a setting to let in more or less light into the lens. No matter what i tried, the videos came out grainy. I tested this camera on some cloudless beautiful days and while the street signs are fine, license plates are not legible unless you were sitting at a red light about 5 -8 feet from the car in front of you. Cars in motion, you can forget about it - it'll just be a blur. Night time videos are as expected - abysmal. But just about every camera has issues with night time videos. Also, the 180 degree view is not for everyone. I didn't hate it but I did not like it either. Garmin was trying to get more field of view in to cover a bit more beyond the left and right fenders of the car. To me, the was a bit much distortion as had that fish-eye look that can be annoying. If I had buy a Garmin again, I would buy the 57 with its 140 degree lens over the 67W. I believe the 57 has the same feature set but with a lower angle lens. I wanted to like this. It checked every box with respect to set up, size, software and operation. But at the end, I could not deal with the poor video quality. I guess with it's size, there's only so much video capabilities that can be crammed into the 67W. Now, if this was a sub-$200 camera (say $175ish), then yes it would be a good choice but at this price point, I cannot recommend the 67W.

After owning this dash cam for a couple of months I do love it picture is nice and clear and installation was a breeze and being able to use an app on my phone to view saved videos and whatnot is great. What I don't like about it is they claim it has continuous recording but it does not it only saves clips when you tell it to "save video" and those are only 30 second clips up to 1 minute. Have witnessed 2 separate accidents in which I told it to save video and it only goes back 10 seconds from when you give the command and then then saves the next 50 seconds totaling into a one minute clip.

Great camera. I had problems with a lot of cheaper dash cams. Some would stop working randomly and crash or just work once and die. I decided to splurge and get a nicer camera with more features and I was not disappointed. This camera has been extremely reliable and easy to use. The quality is great. would recommend

The dashcam is easy to set up and mount. The picture quality is great, but I would have prefered to just have a 140 degree view to reduce the distortion of the picture. My biggest complaint is the difficulty getting clips off of the camera. It will upload saved clips which is pretty straight forward but if you want to view unsaved clips the only way to easily get them off the camera is to remove the SDHC card and insert it into a computer. They can be uploaded to the vault but it is extremely slow and impractical for more than a few minutes of video. There needs to be a way to connect with a computer via wifi and then download directly.

I will start the review with kinda of a Garmin review in general, I have had many GPS units, dash cams etc over the years and I have kinda stuck with garmin because I know their interface. I bought the 66w dash cam in january of 2020, recently I noticed it was not giving me alerts like the collision or lane departure, then I realized my coordinates and speed were missing from my saved videos. Found out my GPS chip was not working, no bars indicating it had signal, of course it’s not covered anymore, called Garmin and I could replace the unit for a refurbed 66w for $120…..I thought why? The 66w was plagued with connectivity issues through WiFi, bluetooth etc so I figured well if I buy a new dash cam from someone else its a new mount, new account, new interface blah blah blah. So I decided to go with the 67w, stupid, yea…..seems to work fine but the connectivity issues still persist, I honestly think this is an app issue but really whatever it is it still sucks!! I do like the remote viewing feature if it doesnt have problems. I like how small these units are and they seem to be built great its just the dang connectivity issues that kills a 5 star review. Hopefully the hardware doesn’t poo on me with this one and I can deal with the other issues just because I’m used to it. If you have made it this far in my review I would say if you are new to dash cams look somewhere else, you will be frustrated, if you are a previous Garmin cam user and are use to the issues, they are not fixed so if you want to try another cam I would I just didn’t feel like migrating.

Bought this for my corporate company car, just in case I’m ever in an accident, although I do use it in my personal vehicles. My ingest gripe is that it’s doesn’t record in 4K quality video, which is now the standard. For this price, it should. Otherwise, I do like the features and overall quality of the unit. Garmin delivered on all except the video quality.

Videos are high quality and the wide view shows everything

Camera and the app are easy to use. However the Parked mode only works when the camera is hardwired into the vehicle to provide a constant power supply. Great picture quality. I have a subscription for the app to expand my storage space online and hold my videos a little longer which is nice but expensive at $10 a month.

great video, very wide, great battery life, wifi upload when u get home is amazing a must-have feature little expecive though

Small, very responsive, great video quality, and easy to transfer photos and videos from and to my computer or phone. I find myself using the voice activation and save feature more than I realized I would.

Clarity of video is great, easy setup, most difficult part is hiding the wire but still not hard. The app is not the easiest to navigate, but once set up is easy to use.