Are there any gps with dash cam built in?

[winkawak]

Like the title suggests, i dont want my window to be clustered with devices.

[Hackentosher]

Like a GPS tracker that keeps track of where your car has been? Or a GPS that tells you where to go? If you need the latter, just use your phone and download the map of your local area in Google maps. 

[TheCi]

You mean something like the Garmin NuviCam?

[winkawak]

GPS navigation with dash cam built in like nuvicam but better or cheaper. I only able to find two that has this feature garmin nuvicam and magellan 6230lm but both are medicore not very good.

[dalekphalm]

On 2016-08-21 at 4:23 PM, winkawak said:

GPS navigation with dash cam built in like nuvicam but better or cheaper. I only able to find two that has this feature garmin nuvicam and magellan 6230lm but both are medicore not very good.

Well you're asking for a VERY NICHE device. As you can see, your options are either: shitty and cheap, or, good and very expensive.

 

I would honestly just deal with a dedicated Dash Cam. You'll get a much better recording device for much cheaper.

[Silverwolf_7]

I managed to hide my dashcam behind the mirror and tuck the wire under the roof and through the A pillar. As for GPS my phone fits perfectly into the screen for the sound system which I don't really use anyway. If you do test runs with the wires and plan before hand you'll have a much better experience than if you just buy a do all device.

[dalekphalm]

14 hours ago, Silverwolf_7 said:

I managed to hide my dashcam behind the mirror and tuck the wire under the roof and through the A pillar. As for GPS my phone fits perfectly into the screen for the sound system which I don't really use anyway. If you do test runs with the wires and plan before hand you'll have a much better experience than if you just buy a do all device.

Good points here. Cable management is key. When I used to run a Dash Cam, I also hid it behind the Rear View Mirror.

 

I stopped using mine because it started to crap out in the middle of the cold cold Canadian Winter. It didn't like those sub -30C temperatures. And I'm sure as hell not lugging the thing into and out of my car every single day. If I get a Dash Cam, it's staying in the car 24/7.

 

I've been meaning to look at alternatives lately. I'd like to get a dual cam solution w/ a rear view camera, all that are certified to operate in sub -30C temperatures (Ideally up to -40C). Most days in Winter here stay around -15 to -20, but it can easily get below -30C on a cold day.

[Scheer]

If you are concerned about too many devices on the dash, you might want to check this out: https://www.amazon.com/Rearview-Recorder-Vehicles-G-Sensor-Parking/dp/B01EDXYMKI/

 

I just wish they made a version that replaced the existing mirror, rather than strapping onto it.