Take a look at these close-up photos and commentary before you spend $750 on Garmin's new Forerunner 970, its latest high-end ...

If you want a camera that keeps a vigilant eye all hours of the day, try the Garmin Dash Cam Mini 2 ... As long as it has steady power and a wi-fi connection, the camera will constantly monitor ...

The Garmin Dash ... camera is recording. The unit actually comes with its own battery, too, and it can operate for up to 30 minutes on a full charge. It’s meant to be plugged into the car’s ...

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

The two-inch screen will also make it easy to get a live view of what the dash cam is capturing. While meant to be plugged into the car’s power source, the Garmin Dash Cam 67W also has its own ...

Why we like it: It’s a full-featured 1080P dash cam with mobile app sync via Garmin Drive ... are also included along with a unique low-power parking mode. Also, the low-light recording quality ...

You want a rear-facing camera too. Garmin doesn’t sell a secondary camera for its dash cam systems; instead, its dash cams can be wirelessly connected but this can get expensive and each requires its ...

Each has something special that may appeal to a certain type of car owner The Garmin ... dash cams have their own batteries, but they're not designed to last for hours. You can limit power ...

Garmin sells a permanent power cable to enable the parking mode. After that, you can add a Wi-Fi hotspot to your car and access the dash cam remotely via the Drive app, then through the same app ...

Most modern dash cams also feature a parking protection mode, which saves any footage it takes if it detects a collision. However, you’ll usually need a hardwired connection to your vehicle’s power ...

4K video and a small touchscreen combine to make the forward-shooting Garmin X310 the ... features on amost dash cams, but they're still essential. The dashcam is a power miser at a draw of ...

Remember though, each dash cam will need a 12-volt or USB socket for power. Since there’s no screen, there’s absolutely nothing to distract you. It’s even possible to mount the Garmin Mini 3 ...