The X210 sits in the upper-middle segment of Garmin’s latest dash cam range. Of the four models to pick from, only the ...

can be adjusted even in situ thanks to the swivel balljoint mount that attaches the camera to the magnetic/adhesive screen fitting. What I really like about the Garmin Dash Cam Live is its overall ...

but is the most affordable Garmin dash cam to have a screen. It also benefits from Full HD video, GPS and the company’s familiar windshield mount that’s as compact as it is adjustable.

Garmin’s magnetic mount system. The small base stick to the windshield and the magnetically coupled arm (shown uncoupled) to the camera. Equally diminutive, as well as super-clever, is the Dash ...

The Garmin Dash Cam Tandem serves a specific use case ... It has the same compact design and simple mount as other Garmins, along with the same impressive smartphone app. Why you can trust ...

This is a nicely designed dash cam with a clever magnetic mount and a very nice feature set. Garmin also knows dash cams—every setting and tweak required is in place, including integrated GPS.

Garmin’s fantastic (and fantastically simple) windshield mount returns once again with the Mini 3. This attaches to the dash cam with a ball-and-socket joint, then sticks to the windshield with ...

This Garmin Dash Cam comes with a 16-gigabyte microSD card, magnetic mount, power cables and dual USB power adapter.

Measuring just 1.2 inches wide, 2.1 inches long and 1.1 inches thick -- not including the suction cup mount -- it's ... The larger Dash Cams all feature Garmin's Driver Alerts, adding lane ...

The Garmin Dash Cam 20 is a (mostly ... The Cam hangs from a car's windshield with an included lever-activated suction cup mount that connects to its body via a ball-in-socket joint.

Retailing for $400, the Garmin Dash Cam X310 checks most of the boxes ... The box contained the X310 unit with a ball-jointed magnetic mount, a steel base with adhesive, USB-C cable and car ...

The Garmin 57 is an excellent dash cam with all of the features most drivers could ever need. From GPS and parking mode, to 1440p resolution with HDR, and a simple, compact windscreen mounting ...