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Garmin Dash Cam X210 with 1440p Recording and GPS Tracking

SKU: 2007484 · UPC: 753759317423 · MPN: 010-02859-00
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02 · Overview

Garmin Dash Cam X210 with 1440p Recording and GPS Tracking — Product description

The Garmin Dash Cam X210 records the road ahead in sharp 1440p, with a 140-degree view wide enough to catch both lanes and the shoulder. Built-in GPS stamps every clip with location and speed, and the G-sensor saves footage automatically when it detects a bump. Small enough to sit behind the mirror and forget.

The X210 is Garmin's compact dash cam that mounts behind your rearview mirror and just runs. It records at 1440p and 30 frames per second, so license plates and street signs stay readable when you scrub back through footage. The 140-degree lens is wide enough to cover your lane and the ones beside it. A built-in Clarity polarizer cuts windshield glare, which matters more than people expect on a bright morning drive.

GPS tracking stamps every clip with location and speed. The G-sensor watches for sudden stops and impacts, and it locks the surrounding footage so an incident file won't get overwritten. You pair it to your phone with the Garmin Drive app over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to review and save clips without pulling the microSD card.

It runs off 12-volt power with a lithium-ion battery that holds about 20 minutes on its own. Drop in a microSD card of at least 8 GB and you're recording. Good peace of mind in the truck that tows your boat, or any daily driver.

Key Features

  • 1440p recording at 30 fps keeps license plates and road signs legible when you review footage.
  • 140-degree diagonal field of view covers your lane plus the lanes on either side.
  • Built-in GPS tracking stamps each clip with location and speed for a clear record.
  • G-sensor auto-saves footage on impact so incident clips don't get overwritten.
  • Built-in Clarity polarizer cuts windshield glare for cleaner daytime video.

Why Buy from NVN Marine

  • Authorized Garmin reseller, full manufacturer warranty
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  • Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
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NVN Marine — 11 W State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 Available for pickup at our Fort Lauderdale store (Tuesday) $271.99
03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Garmin Dash Cam X210
Brand Garmin
Manufacturer Part Number 010-02859-00
UPC 753759317423
Camera Resolution 1440P at 30 fps
Field of View 140 degrees diagonal
Display 2.41 inch color TFT LCD
Display Resolution 480 x 272 pixels
GPS Built-in GPS tracking
G-Sensor Yes
Connectivity Bluetooth and Wi-Fi (Garmin Drive app)
Interface USB
Power Source 12 volt
Battery Rechargeable lithium-ion, up to 20 minutes
Storage microSD card, 8 GB minimum
Polarizer Built-in Clarity polarizer
Dimensions (W x D x H) 2.7 in x 0.77 in x 1.6 in
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

What resolution does the Garmin Dash Cam X210 record in?

It records at 1440p at 30 frames per second, which keeps plates and signs readable when you scrub back through clips.

Does it have GPS?

Yes. Built-in GPS tracking tags every clip with location and speed.

What size microSD card do I need?

You need a microSD card of at least 8 GB. It isn't included, so pick one up before your first drive.

How do I get clips off the camera?

Pair it to your phone with the Garmin Drive app over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, then review and save clips right from the app. It also has a USB interface for reading the card on a computer.

Can it record all day while parked?

No. The internal lithium-ion battery lasts up to about 20 minutes on its own. For continuous or parked recording you'll want it wired to 12-volt power.

05 · Customer voices

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