ETTG GT2000 (Amazon/ETTG)

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Unboxing Video

Spec Shortlist

Hardware
Chipset: Novatek NT96650
CMOS: Aptina AR0330
Battery: Built-in Lithium 200mAh
USB Plug: Mini B
Mount Type: Suction cup with a threaded stud. Initial test show a bit of vibration.

Firmware
Max Resolution: 1080P 30FPS
Loop:2,3,5 Mins (No 1 min)
Motion Detection: On/Off
WDR: Off/On
Delayed Shutdown: 10/20/30 seconds
Record Audio: On Off
Date: Has different display choices for different regions.
G-Sensor: Off/Low/Med/High
Parking Mode: On/Off
Screen Off: 30 or 60 seconds,
Plate Stamp; 7 letter spaces (For some reason the first space is a Chinese letter, and I can't seem to change it into English)
Emergency Lock: Locks entire loop segment and places it in a separate folder
Version: 2015.11.23 v0.2

File Properties
Audio Chanel: Mono
Audio Codec: SOWT
Audio Bitrate: 512kbps
Video Codec: AVC1
Video Container: MOV
Video Bitrate: 11880(Roughly 12Mb)
Size: 282.3 Mb (Per 3 min file)

Card Used: Unbranded 16GB (Came with my BlackSys CF-100 I think)
Projected Recording Time: 6.1 Hrs on a 32GB card
Amazon Product Page: Here
DCT Contact: None

 

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Day Screen Shots

Day Video

 

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Night Video
Holding....

 

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Notes
This camera feels like a more sturdy and heavier G1W. The bitrate is a little low for my tastes at around 12MB though. The camera is mostly matte black, but features a chrome lens surround and brushed aluminum plating around the front of the mount.

The menus feature the usual look and lay out of a NT96550 based camera. Two things that struck me as a little strange are the time stamp. It is off center and has a weird blue color that I had never seen before, and that the box features a Genuine GM Parts logo on the bottom half.

The only issues I am having at the moment is the plug seemed to be a little loose at first causing the camera to boot loop, and the audio seems a little muffled.