Garmin Dash Cam Models Compared
Garmin dash cam models range from the key-sized 1080p Mini 3 to the 4K X310 with a touchscreen. Choose by size, viewing angle and playback controls, then check the power and connection requirements for remote features.
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Garmin dash cam models range from the key-sized 1080p Mini 3 to the 4K X310 with a touchscreen, with the 67W offering the widest view here. The right choice depends on whether you value a discreet fit, a broad field of view, higher resolution or playback controls.
The Mini 3 is key-sized, while the 67W's 180-degree view is the widest. The X310, X210 and X110 have 2.4-inch displays, with resolution as a key difference.
For a wider look at other brands and use cases, see our best dash cams for everyday driving. If you're comparing specific camera setups, see our VIOFO A229 Pro vs Vantrue N4 Pro S comparison.
How do Garmin dash cam models differ?
Garmin dash cam models differ most in field of view, resolution and playback controls. These models record detected incidents and offer voice control, while their connected features have different requirements.
| Model | Video resolution | Field of view | Size or playback feature | Standout fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garmin Dash Cam Mini 3 | 1080p | 140° | Key-sized body | Very small windshield presence |
| Garmin Dash Cam 67W | 1440p | 180° | Pocket-sized body | Broad view, including cross traffic |
| Garmin Dash Cam X310 | 4K | 140° | 2.4-inch touchscreen | Highest resolution and touch controls |
| Garmin Dash Cam X210 | 1440p | 140° | 2.4-inch LCD display | On-camera clip review |
| Garmin Dash Cam X110 | 1080p | 140° | 2.4-inch LCD display | Screen in a 1080p model |
The X310, X210 and X110 offer voice control, a polarizer lens and automatic incident saving. Their 2.4-inch screens let you review clips in the car, while the Mini 3 has a key-sized body.
The 67W stands apart with a 180-degree field of view and 1440p recording. Its wide angle may suit drivers who want more of the area around the front of the car in view.
Which Garmin dash cam model should you choose?
Choose based on the feature you will use most often: a small camera, a broad view, higher resolution or a 2.4-inch screen. Match those features to how you plan to capture and review footage.
Garmin Dash Cam Mini 3: a tiny windshield camera
The Mini 3 suits drivers who want a key-sized camera that can go virtually unnoticed on the windshield. It records 1080p video with a 140-degree field of view and automatically saves detected incidents.
Garmin says its Clarity polarizer reduces windshield glare, and voice commands can save video or start and stop audio recording. Automatic Vault storage needs a paid subscription and active Wi-Fi; remote live view also requires constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone.
Choose it if size and voice control are your priorities. Compare the X models if you want a 2.4-inch screen for reviewing clips.
Garmin Dash Cam 67W: the widest field of view
The 67W is the choice for a 180-degree view among these models. It records 1440p video, and Garmin says its extra-wide lens captures more of the environment, including cross traffic.
It includes a 16 GB microSD card and supports voice commands for saving video, audio control and still photos. Garmin Drive lets you view video from up to 4 Garmin dash cams, sold separately.
Parking Guard requires Wi-Fi and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone. Remote Live View also requires constant power and an active Wi-Fi connection; driver alerts can be impaired by conditions, and red light and speed camera warnings are not available in all regions.
Choose it if field of view matters most. Consider an X model if you prefer a 2.4-inch display for immediate playback.
Garmin Dash Cam X310: 4K and a touchscreen
The X310 fits drivers who want 4K recording and on-camera playback. Its 140-degree field of view is narrower than the 67W's, and its 2.4-inch LCD touchscreen lets you adjust settings and review clips on the camera.
Garmin says the Clarity polarizer reduces windshield glare. The camera also includes voice control, incident saving and built-in GPS for where and when events occurred.
Automatic Vault storage requires a paid subscription and active Wi-Fi. Remote live view and Parking Guard notifications also require constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone.
Choose it if 4K and touch controls are your priorities. If 1440p meets your needs, the X210 has the same screen size and field of view.
Garmin Dash Cam X210: 1440p with an on-camera screen
The X210 pairs 1440p recording with a 2.4-inch LCD display. It has a 140-degree field of view and lets you review clips on the camera.
It also has voice control, a Clarity polarizer and built-in GPS. Incident saving and driver alerts are included, but conditions can impair the alerts, and speed camera warnings are not available in every region.
Automatic Vault storage requires a paid subscription and active Wi-Fi. Remote live view and Parking Guard notifications also need constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone.
Choose it if you want 1440p with a screen. For a 1080p screen model, compare the X110.
Garmin Dash Cam X110: 1080p with a 2.4-inch screen
The X110 suits drivers who want 1080p recording and a 2.4-inch display. It has a 140-degree field of view and an LCD screen for immediate playback.
Voice control can save clips and start or stop audio recording. The camera also includes a Clarity polarizer, incident saving and driver alerts; conditions can impair the alerts, and speed camera warnings are not available in every region.
Automatic Vault storage requires a paid subscription and active Wi-Fi. Remote live view and Parking Guard notifications also need constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone.
Choose it if screen access matters more than higher resolution. Compare the Mini 3 if you prefer a key-sized camera.
Do Garmin dash cam models need Wi-Fi or a subscription?
Garmin dash cam connected features depend on the model and the task. Wi-Fi and a paid Vault subscription are required for cloud storage and remote functions on the Mini 3 and X models here.
The Mini 3 and X models need a paid Vault subscription and active Wi-Fi for automatic online clip storage. Remote live view and Parking Guard notifications also require constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone.
The 67W supports automatic Wi-Fi uploads to Vault, plus Parking Guard and remote Live View through Garmin Drive. Live View requires constant power and active Wi-Fi; check Garmin's current service terms and your model's setup requirements before relying on remote monitoring.
If your main goal is monitoring while parked, also read our guide to dash cam battery packs. Plan for the power and connection requirements of the parking features you want.
What should you check before installing a Garmin dash cam?
Check local rules and placement before installation. Garmin warns that some jurisdictions regulate or prohibit use of these devices, and privacy rules may apply.
Follow Garmin's mounting instructions for your model and check the windshield placement rules where you'll drive. Position the camera and cable so they do not block your view or interfere with vehicle controls.
If you need help placing the camera, see our guide to where to mount a dash cam. For help reviewing clips, our guide to watching dash cam footage on a computer explains a next step after recording.
Which Garmin dash cam model is right for you?
Pick the Mini 3 for a key-sized body, the 67W for the broadest view, or the X310 for 4K and a touchscreen. Choose the X210 for 1440p with a 2.4-inch screen, or the X110 for 1080p with the same screen size.
Before you decide, match the camera's viewing angle and controls to how you plan to review footage. To compare another brand's lineup, read which Vantrue dash cam is best.
Our score weighs specs and features against what you're shopping for. For Garmin models, that means weighing resolution and viewing angle alongside controls, screen access and connected-feature requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Which Garmin dash cam model has the widest field of view?
The Garmin Dash Cam 67W has a 180-degree field of view, wider than the 140-degree view on the Mini 3 and X models here. A wider view can capture more of the surroundings, including cross traffic, but consider what you want in frame and how the camera will sit on your windshield.
Which Garmin dash cam models have a screen?
The Garmin Dash Cam X310, Garmin Dash Cam X210 and Garmin Dash Cam X110 each have a 2.4-inch LCD screen for reviewing clips. The X310 also has touch controls, making it a clear choice if you want to adjust settings through a touchscreen.
Do Garmin dash cams need a subscription?
A paid Vault subscription is required for online clip storage and remote live view on the Mini 3 and X models here. The 67W supports Wi-Fi uploads to Vault and remote features, but check Garmin's current terms and connection requirements before relying on cloud access.
Can Garmin dash cams record while parked?
These models offer Parking Guard incident monitoring, with requirements that vary by model. Mini 3 and X model notifications need a paid Vault subscription, active Wi-Fi, constant power and Garmin Drive on a compatible smartphone; the 67W requires Wi-Fi and Garmin Drive, so check its power and setup needs.
