Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder $199.99
Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder
to Malaysia - RM836
- Amazon.com offers the Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder for $199.99.
- Shipping fee to Malaysia is $16.57.
- No tax.
- Total payment in USD is $216.56.
to Singapore — S$292
- Amazon.com offers the Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder for $199.99.
- Shipping fee to Singapore is $16.57.
- No tax.
- Total payment in USD is $216.56.
to China — ￥1510
- Amazon.com offers the Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder for $199.99.
- Shipping fee to China is $3.46.
- Import Fees Deposit is $30.00.
- Total payment in USD is $233.45.
- 税费较高，行车记录仪重量较轻，建议通过转运，发货重量约1磅。
This Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder is an easy-to-use high-definition driving recorder with 2.3-inch LCD display. It records both audio and video, with GPS for detailed time and location data pinpointing exactly where and when events occurred. Mount the camera to your windshield and record your drive in 1080p, 720p or WVGA. Dash Cam records in a continuous loop, using the included 4 GB microSD™ card. To add more memory, add a larger microSD card (accepts up to 32 GB, sold separately. Class 10 required). Play back the footage on the LCD display or review later on your computer.The camera has a wide-angle lens that captures the entire road. Its integrated microphone gives you the option of recording audio inside the vehicle.
这款Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder 行车记录仪发布于2014年的CES展会上，可以录制1080P，720P格式的视频，自带4G 的MicroSD存储卡，2.3寸的显示屏。行车记录仪内置了G-Sensor，通过车辆的加速度变化来自动保存当前正在录制的视频。自带GPS功能，因此能够保存纬度、日期、时间、速度、驾驶方向等更多数据。包装内提供了挡风玻璃吸盘、内置的电池能够录制约1小时的录音时间。当然，12V车载充电器也是标配，接入电源之后，会自动开始记录，无需人们的手动干预。
Garmin Dash Cam 20 Standalone Driving Recorder With GPS, 32 GB Micro...
- HD GPS standalone driving recorder with 2.3-inch LCD display
- Incident Detection sensor automatically saves footage of collisions and incidents
- Snapshot feature allows you to take still images, even remove from vehicle to capture collision damage
- HD GPS standalone driving recorder with 2.3-inch LCD display
- Incident Detection sensor automatically saves footage of collisions and incidents
- Snapshot feature allows you to take still images, even remove from vehicle to capture collision damage
- Comes With 32 GB Micro SD card
- Integrated microphone records the sounds inside your vehicle
- Although it is expensive (I paid $250; the price is dropping), you get what you pay for: Wide-angle, Video/Picture Quality, Time/Speed/Location Stamp, G-Sensor, reliability.
- The Garmin Dash Cam 20 unobtrusively records crisp HD video of the road ahead. A video buffer and G-sensor automatically capture the moments leading up to an accident and those immediately following. GPS location and speed data is embedded in the recording.
- I am on my 4th dash cam as a truck driver. Started with a go pro (lasted 3 months and broke). Then I tried 2 cheap chinese dash cams. Both worked well but only lasted about 6 months each. This dash cam has the best and most clear picture of all. I can easily read license plates and at night everything the light touches, including headlights, can be seen well. The camera records GPS data accurately and displays coordinates at the bottom of the video as well as date, time, and speed.
- The suction cup mount is horrible. It worked great for about 2 months and then started failing. You attach it and it gets a great grip on the glass after you flip up the lock lover but then you come back a few hours later to the car and the mount has let go and the $250 gadget has bounced down off the dash or console or seats and is laying in the floor.
- Garmin doesn’t include any software to take advantage of the captured GPS data. The AVI video format requires third-party software to view. Out of the box, the device beeps loudly and often, and No MacOS version of PC Tools software.
- I bought this camera primarily to use on my Subaru BRZ. I was primarily hoping to use it to capture drive footage for fun, record the occasional awful driver to put up on youtube, and lastly to capture an accident if one were to occur.The G-sensor, no matter which setting, was too sensitive in my vehicle. Braking or accelerating I never had an issue, however in a corner which may have even the slightly bump in the road can cause it to trigger. I have disabled it completely, otherwise I will just end up with a huge pile of read-only footage taking up space on the SD card. Wish they had more sensitivity levels to choose from.