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Garmin DriveAssist GPS with dash cam is on sale for 20% off at Amazon
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Many people associate dash cams with police cars, but these accessories aren’t just for documenting run-ins with the law. Dash cams act as a security device to capture incidents such as theft or accidents. .
The Garmin DriveAssist doubles as a dash cam and GPS. You can get the device for $239.95 at Amazon — a savings of 20%.
Garmin DriveAssist syncs with your smartphone so you can send messages, make calls, and view notifications hands-free. The device also includes voice-activated navigation for even more hands-free usage.
The built-in dash cam continuously records while you drive and has the option for in-vehicle audio recording. It’s equipped to automatically save footage in the event of an impact and record your geographic location. You can watch the dash cam footage directly on the device or in the mobile app.
Because this is a dual GPS and dash cam tool, it’s manufactured to send camera-assisted driver alerts. This feature notifies you when stopped traffic in front of you has started to move or if you’re driving too close to another vehicle. Live updates show you parking availability as you near your destination. Installing Garmin DriveAssist is like having a smart-sensing vehicle without paying a ton of money.
Enhance your driving experience with Garmin DriveAssist for $239.95 at Amazon.
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