Garmin Polarising Filter for Garmin DashCam 45 46 47 55 56 57 Mini Mini 2

Purchasing a dash cam is a wise decision for many drivers, but dealing with screen reflections can be a nuisance. And this polarising filter really helps: it significantly reduces reflections, improving the overall quality of your recordings.The filter is incredibly easy to fit – it simply pops onto the camera lens. Just make sure the Garmin logo is the right way round when attaching it. Once fitted, you'll immediately notice the difference, with far fewer reflections from the inside of your car. While the dash cam isn't entirely useless without it, the glare and reflections can be bothersome.If there's one criticism, it's that the dash cam should come with the polarising filter as standard. Some of Garmin's rivals include a polarising filter with their products, and it would be an excellent addition to the Garmin package.I purchased this polarising filter alongside the Garmin Mini 2 Dash Cam and found that it indeed improved image quality, especially when driving in direct sunlight. While the price could be slightly more competitive, the benefits it offers make it well worth the investment.

stick it on the dash cam and forget about it it does its job but i think is massively over priced for what it is at max it should be priced at ten euro twenty is way to steep in my opinion

This is almost compulsory if you add it to the Garmin Mini Dashcam. Image is loads better.

It does make a difference with less glare from street lights other car headlights and your dash board/windscreen when the sun is out! It just fits on the front of the camera very easily. I think it should come as standard with the dash cam if I’m honest as it does make a difference to the recordings. I’ve recommended my son gets one for his in his car. I think it is pricey for what it is but I did get it on offer so that helped! I would definitely recommend it.

Good value and works a treat.

Does exactly what it supposed to do, makes images super clear. No glare from windscreen reflections any more. Better quality of a video at night time as well.

A polarising filter will remove unwanted sparkles and dazzles on an image from light reflections. On a hand held camera an instinctive corrective movement will remove them but clearly that's not an option on a car mounted camera, so a permanently fitted polarising filter is a good preventative solution. There's no guarantee it's 100% effective in all situations but it's better than naught. This filter clipped on firmly onto the camera quite easily. Impossible to check its efficacy without a lot of careful work, so fingers crossed. Bit expensive though.

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