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Satnav Dashcam Units: Navigation and Recording Combined

Garmin DriveCam 76 is the clearest current all-in-one option for cars. Its large display is useful for mapping, but needs more windscreen space than a compact camera.

A satnav dashcam combines turn-by-turn navigation and continuous road recording in one windscreen unit. The format is most useful in a car without built-in navigation, where one power connection and one display can replace two separate devices.

Common questions

Questions before you buy

Can you get a sat nav with a built-in dash cam?

Yes. Garmin DriveCam 76 combines European navigation with a built-in camera that records and saves detected incidents.

Is a combined satnav dashcam better than separate devices?

It reduces clutter and power connections, but a combined unit is larger and gives you fewer independent upgrade choices.

Does Garmin DriveCam 76 include UK maps?

Garmin lists UK and European mapping options for the DriveCam 76. Confirm the selected map region before ordering.

Where should a large satnav dashcam be mounted?

Mount it where the camera has a clear road view without the screen obstructing your vision. A large display may need a lower or offset position than a tiny dash cam.