Named brand · Front (single-channel)
Garmin Dash Cam 67W
Garmin’s wider-angle, more affordable single-channel pick. A 180° lens sees more of the scene than the X310’s 140°, and 1440p keeps files smaller than 4K, at the cost of the X310’s touchscreen and top-end resolution.
Product info updated August 2026
Our review
Best for: Drivers who want Garmin’s ecosystem and a wider field of view, without paying for the X310’s 4K sensor and touchscreen.
Consider something else if: You specifically want 4K front detail — see the X310 or the multi-channel 4K options in this lineup.
The 67W trades the X310’s 4K sensor and touchscreen for a wider 180° lens, 1440p recording at up to 60fps, and a lower price point — a reasonable swap if field of view and cost matter more to you than maximum front-channel resolution. It ships with a 16GB microSD card and supports cards up to 512GB, Class 10 or faster, per Garmin’s specification.
Setup and playback go through the Garmin Drive app over Wi-Fi, the same ecosystem the X310 uses, and voice control is available in several languages. Built-in GPS logs speed and location alongside the video. The 2" non-touch display is more basic than the X310’s touchscreen, which is the main everyday-use trade-off buyers report when moving between the two.
The specifications above come from the manufacturer's published product documentation. The verdict and assessment are RoadLens' own editorial analysis based on those specifications — see how we choose for the framework we use.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 67W have a touchscreen?
No — per its listing it uses a 2" non-touch TFT LCD, a smaller, simpler display than the X310’s touchscreen. Most setup happens through the Garmin Drive app.
What card does it come with?
A 16GB microSD card is included per the standard listing, and the camera supports Class 10 or faster cards up to 512GB — most owners upgrade the included card fairly quickly given how little footage 16GB holds.
Does it have GPS?
Yes — GPS is built in, per the manufacturer specification, and is used to log when and where events occur.