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Garmin Dash Cam 67W Review: Tiny Camera, Huge Field of View

Most dash cams are hard to miss. The 67W is small enough to vanish behind your mirror, and its ultra-wide lens sees nearly the full width of the road ahead. It's a polished, low-fuss pick from a brand that knows navigation.

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Key features

• The 180° lens catches cross traffic and side-swipes that narrower cams can miss.
• It's so small it doesn't block your view or tempt thieves.
• Voice commands let you save a clip without taking your hands off the wheel.
• Saved clips upload to Garmin's online Vault over Wi-Fi, so you don't have to pull the card.
• GPS stamps time and location on incident footage.

Best for

Drivers who want a discreet, set-and-forget front camera from a trusted brand.

Things to consider

• It's front-only. If you want rear coverage, look at a dual-channel cam.
• Parking alerts and Live View need constant power and Wi-Fi, and some cloud features depend on a Vault plan.
• Fisheye distortion at the edges is the trade-off for that very wide view.

Verdict

A refined, discreet front dash cam that's easy to recommend if you don't need a rear camera.

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