Garmin - Dash Cam 67W - Black

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Easy to install, photos are sharper than I expected, added feature is the red light camera alert, find the feature that tells you traffic is moving after being stopped annoying. Only hiccup has been it fell off the windshield once due to heat from the sun.

The quality is great but it’s a pain to use it’s tiny as a dash cam so is the screen Other then that it’s great