Yep, you can definitely use voice commands with the Garmin Dash Cam 66W. Just saying 'OK, Garmin' lets you do things like start or stop recording, take a photo, save a video, or even use the Travelapse feature to make a cool time-lapse of your drive.

It's really handy for keeping your focus on the road without having to mess with the camera manually. According to our research, folks generally find the voice command feature pretty responsive and useful, especially when you need to save footage quickly without taking your hands off the wheel. This makes driving safer and more convenient, compared to other cams that need manual handling.

A quick tip: make sure your dash cam’s software is up-to-date and remember that it understands commands only in English. Clear speech and lower background noise will help it work better, too.

Overall, the voice command feature on the Garmin Dash Cam 66W gets a thumbs up from users for its accuracy and simplicity, even when you're driving. So, if having hands-free operation is important to you, this dash cam is a solid pick.

Yep, the Garmin Dash Cam 66W does have GPS. According to the manufacturer's product description, it comes with built-in GPS. This means it logs your driving location, speed, and direction along with the video.

Pretty handy if you ever need geo-tagged evidence for anything that happens on the road, or if you just want a detailed record of your trips.

One thing people really like about this dash cam is its small, low-profile design. It can easily hide behind your rearview mirror, so it won't clutter your windshield or distract you while driving. From what we've gathered, folks appreciate how it stays out of sight but still gets the job done.

It also has a wide 180-degree field of view, which means it captures more of the surroundings. Just a heads-up, though: this wide angle might make some details, like license plates, appear smaller, but it does help in getting a broad view of what's happening around you.

Setting it up is simple, and it comes with voice commands so you can control it without taking your hands off the wheel, which is a nice safety feature. According to our research, this makes it pretty user-friendly.

So, if you need a dash cam with GPS that also has a discreet design, wide field of view, and easy controls, the Garmin Dash Cam 66W is worth considering.

Installing the Garmin Dash Cam 66W is pretty straightforward. The manufacturer's product description says it’s designed to be user-friendly, so you shouldn't run into many issues. Here's a quick rundown of the steps involved:

1. Mounting the Camera: The dash cam comes with a magnetic mount. Just stick the adhesive to your windshield where you want it, and the camera will snap into place magnetically.

2. Power Connection: You'll need to plug the included power cable into your car’s 12V outlet (usually the cigarette lighter). The cable is long enough to be routed neatly along the windshield edges.

3. Memory Card: Pop in a microSD card (sold separately). The manufacturer recommends using a Class 10 or faster for the best performance.

4. Starting the Camera: Once it's powered up, the dash cam starts recording automatically. You’ll need to set up basic things like the date and time on the camera's screen.

5. Garmin Drive app: You can also connect the dash cam to your phone with the Garmin Drive app. This makes it easy to access, edit, and share videos.

According to our research, people find the installation process quick and easy. The magnetic mount is a favorite because it lets you remove and reattach the camera without any fuss.

The only tricky part might be routing the power cable neatly.

The Garmin Drive app gets good feedback too. It's user-friendly and makes wireless data transfer really convenient.

Overall, if you want a dash cam that's easy to install with some handy extra features, the Garmin Dash Cam 66W is a solid choice.