The Garmin DriveCam 76 is a GPS navigator with a built-in dash cam, featuring a 7-inch high-resolution display. It not only guides you from point A to point B but also acts as your third eye on the road. The built-in 1080p HD dash cam captures your travels, sending out driver alerts and storing video in case something goes wrong. It’s a complete tool for safer and more informed driving, complete with hands-free calling, weather updates, and real-time fuel costs. The Garmin DriveCam 76 has you covered whether you’re traveling via bustling city streets or breathtaking routes in Kenya. You can also consider the Garmin Drivesmart 76 which features the same functionality but without a camera.
Garmin Drivecam 76 Full Specifications and Price:
Feature
Specification
Display
7-inch touchscreen (sunlight-readable)
Dash Cam
Integrated 1080p HD camera with overlays (time, date, speed)
Video Quality
HDR, 1080p resolution
Hands-Free Calling
Bluetooth connectivity
Traffic Updates
Real-time traffic info, alternate routes
Fuel Prices
Available via mobile app
Weather Updates
Stay informed about weather conditions
Safety Alerts
Forward collision warnings, speed limits, school zones
Maps & Navigation
Preloaded maps, turn-by-turn directions, lane guidance
Connectivity
Wi-Fi for updates, USB port for charging and data transfer
Battery Life
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery (up to 1 hour)
Mounting Options
Suction cup mount, magnetic dashboard mount
Dimensions & Weight
Compact design, lightweight
Price
KSh. 57,500
Garmin Drivecam 76 Video:
Garmin Drivecam 76: How to Set-up, Pros and Cons
How to Set Up
Unbox: Remove all components including the camera, power cable, and mounting suction cup.
Power: Connect the camera to the power source.
Mount: Secure the camera to your windshield using the suction cup.
Initial Setup: Follow on-screen instructions to set the date, time, and recording preferences.
Camera Angle: Adjust the camera angle for optimal recording.
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