I bought the Garmin DriveCam 76 as an upgrade to my Nuvi 2797 which was also good to me over the years. I wanted a dash cam and this was the perfect combo. the screen is crisp and nice.

I have been using this GPS for about 3 weeks and it's pretty good. Large display and forward facing camera is clear. The only complain I have is the suction mount. It requires daily cleanup

I like the voice command, it gives me plenty of commands to change different settings. The camera is nice, has a lot more storage than my Nuvicam had. The only problem I have is sometimes the suction holder falls off of the windshield.

After some small issues with formatting the Micro Sd card , the unit itself is a godsend - works great and has lots of features that I knew it had - So far , so good as I had to use it quickly after receiving for work

Functions well for the most part but it tells me every time I start up that my memory card (new card)has reached its usable limit and some days it won't turn on at all.

Not much to say, Garmin products are the real deal. I own plenty of them for work vehicles and ally family vehicles as well as my boat. Why would I have any other?

I have had 4 Garmins. The three before had features this one has lost. They lasted 5-6 years and yes they argued once in a while. The new 76 has more arguing and fewer features.

The GPS display is great and the unit has some additional features which are just as nice. The dash cam is awesome, lane departure warning is nice, and the collision warning is also great! A very nice package!

Even in indoor this Garmin DriveCam 76 acquire satellite signal within 5-10 seconds after turn on. (My other two Garmin GPS, model 61,65 takes about 1 min to acquire satellite signal)

I purchased my "76" little over a year ago and I was impressed with the accuracy of the directions, and the features. I previously had a Nuvi 50 for several years and still keep it in my seconded vehicle.