The 7 Best GPS With Dash Cam As Of November, 2020 (And 0 Other Model)

Based on its aggregated rank of 83%, we conclude that the Garmin NuviCam LMTHD is currently Alphachooser's best dashcam gps 2020. Alphachooser also concludes that our sample of 1351 reviews across multiple sources gives us a high confidence level (more on confidence levels) that justifies calling it a "no-brainer best choice."

Based on 4 stars averaged over 747 reviews, we rank this Garmin model second best dashcam gps. * Our list is based on a full computation of hundreds of dashcam gps reviews from multiple sources.

The Garmin DriveAssist 50LMT is a 5-inch voice-controllable car GPS that goes with the flow of having a built-in dashcam and uses it in particular for lane-departure and forward-collision warnings.

The Garmin DezlCam LMTHD is a 6-inch truck GPS with a built-in dash cam and a powered magnetic mount (for easy removal), only 30 minutes of usage without the plug, plus classic truck safety navigation warning features (bridge heights, weight limits, etc.).

The Rand McNally OverDryve 7C is an inferior, but also cheaper version of the OverDryve 7 Car GPS, the 7-inch Rand McNally 7C can function as a tablet because of its Android 6.0 operating system, includes a 5-megapixel DashCam and houses some rather above-average specs, such as a 1GB RAM, a 2800mAh battery, and a 16GB memory, all packed in its 0.8-pound body with a 5-megapixel rear dash cam.

The Rand McNally OverDryve 8 Pro is a truck GPS that doubles as an Android tablet with its 8-megapixel front and 2-megapixel back camera (that acts as a dashcam), SiriusXM radio (with three months free), 8-inch display, Wi-Fi, and the expected truck-specific features, like e-log, voice assistance and hands-free calling and texting.

The Magellan RoadMate 6220-LM DashCam Navigator is a 5-inch dash-cam GPS sporting an HD cam with a wide-angle lens (120 degrees) and a G-Shock sensor (to saveguard crash/event data), and free lifetime map updates.