Garmin Dash Cam Mini 2

What to check

Check memory-card requirements and power routing. Connected and parked-vehicle functions can depend on additional power or connectivity; verify their requirements before relying on them.

Who this is for

Good for drivers who want a genuinely compact, single-camera dash cam for everyday documentation without a rear channel. If you want front-and-rear coverage, compare it against the REDTIGER F7NP instead.

What stands out

Its small camera body is the main practical advantage over bulkier dash cams, and 1080p recording is generally sufficient for reading plates and lane markings in daylight.

Limitations to know

We have not tested night recording quality, parking-mode reliability, or app connectivity for this specific model. Connected and parked-vehicle features can depend on additional power accessories or connectivity — verify those requirements separately before relying on them, and confirm memory-card requirements before fitting it.

How it compares in our catalog

Vantrue E1 Lite is another single-camera 1080p option in our catalog if you want to compare power routing and memory-card specifications. REDTIGER F7NP adds a rear camera and 4K front recording if dual-channel coverage matters more to you than compact size.

Our take

A reasonable pick if compact size and single-channel front recording meet your needs. If you need rear coverage or parking-mode documentation, verify those specific requirements or compare against the F7NP.

Model & variant

Brand: Garmin

Model: 010-02504-00

Variant / kit: Mini 2 / 1080p

ASIN: B0931YZ82P

Sources & documentation

Identity documentation checked: 2026-09-13

Sources document the model and variant; they do not establish availability or ReseñaLo hands-on test results.