Garmin - Dash Cam 67W

I like my Garmin 67W

I run a garmin and have no issues with it.

Garmin DashCam 67w

Garmin 67w. Yeah it is. 1440p resolution 60FPS, and can withstand the extreme temps we see here. It is also able to sync the video of up to 4 cameras in the app, so front/rear/sides. The cameras don't have to be the same garmin model either. [LINK](https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/731429)

I have the garmin 67w and a mini 2 in the rear. They're not terrible, but getting the app to connect and pull videos from inside the car is a total pain in my ass.

Garmin 67W (https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/731429). It's fantastic. I bought it when it was new, and the price has about halved since.

I have the 67 and I love it

many very good choices here. I used a GoPro in my TSX, and 1080 didn't provide enough detail to watch a video without added context. I think I overdid it for the TLX and got a Garmin Dashcam 67W. I say "overdid" because saving to the Vault on the app requires a monthly subscription that I don't need and don't use, as I prefer just taking the card out and moving the saved videos to my pc. as far as the viewing area, you could probably get along with the 56W. the images are very clear, the alerts are accurate, and the addon that allows it to stay on after the car is off is very helpful. it caught someone losing their balance as they closed their car door parked next to mine and braced my door with their hand to avoid falling. that explained the handprint on the pillar that greeted me the next morning. also, my wife has the mini and she's very happy with it.

My first Garmin 56 is almost 5 yo, always in the Florida sun and temp and working fine like day one. I got a 67 for my wife last year, same satisfaction. Will see what will happen with the mini Viofo I got her as a rear cam. I think you get what you pay for

Garmin 67w. It's been fantastic.

I use a garmin 67w

I bought the Garmin 67W dash cam. It is not the most feature rich. It doesn't have 4k recording. It works for me though. The app is clunky and not particularly great but it does work in a pinch however its way easier to just connect the Cam to your computer or pop the card into a reader and dump all the files. My reasoning for buying this model was I knew they had vaguely functional app. It's garmin so if someone completely blew up I could get a bit more support than a random brand on Amazon but really by all accounts even those "random" brands are fine. I live in California and the cam is now in its 2nd summer. Haven't had any malfunctions due to heat. The one downside is the cord does hang down a bit because I haven't bothered trying to route it around the headliner or anything but that doesn't bother me.

I’ve been using the 67W for years now. I like the wide field of view and how simple it is to use coupled with the stunning image quality.

My wife and I did 2000 mile road trip with Garmin 67w in pre adaptive cruise control or any driver assist vehicle. It not only gave us collision warning but also lane departure detection. Kept us straight and made sure we know if we need to stop. Almost felt the dash cam recording was a bonus.

Garmin 67W, using power take off from the autodim mirror.

I have a Garmin 67 with the hardwire cable. love it!

I put a Garmin 67W in mine but check r/dashcams if you want to see what people think is "hot" at the moment. Regardless of what brand you get, pick up the appropriate Dongar adapter [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088P4VFQ7](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088P4VFQ7) and just power it from the mirror. Insanely easy install - took me less than 15 minutes and most of that was figuring out how to hide the power cable behind the mirror.

BEWARE of REDTIGER. Garbage customer support and heat damage killed mine in Texas. I personally recommend the Garmin 67W no issues in 3 years

Garmin. I have 67W and I am happy with it.

I have a truck and run a full Garmin setup: Front: 67W Rear: Mini 2 Power: Garmin OBDII Constant Power Cable I've had this setup for years, and I love it. Has survived multiple Texas summers. It is very easy to install and has plenty of length to hide the cables well.

I have a Garmin DC 67w that is suction cupped next to my rear view mirror and is powered thru the OBD port (a diagnostic port a mechanic would use to check out the car). Zero professional help needed. It turns itself off, or it can be on sentry mode and activate if something hits the car.