Voice control allows you to save a video, take a picture, and turn audio recording on and off. Indeed, while testing (and before reading the specs) I was under the impression that there was a battery. However, the supercapacitor is hefty enough to keep the Mini 2 running for a good two to three seconds after you pull the plug. The Dash Cam Mini 2 opts for a supercapacitor, likely because there isn’t enough room for the lithium-ion battery found in Garmin’s larger dash cams. The included cable orients upward when plugged in. Garmin’s Dash Cam Mini 2 with its micro-B USB port. The only thing it doesn’t fit into its tiny frame is GPS, which is disappointing though understandable given the size. It sports a wide 140-degree field of view. The camera is capable of 1080p at 30 frames per second.
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