Specs

• Camera : 200 mega pixels A CMOS sensor,
• Megapixel IR lens
• Angle of View : 120˚(Opposite Angle), 98˚(Horizontal), 55˚(Vertical)
• Resolution :

Full HD (1920×1080) @30fps
Full HD (1920×1080) @15fps
HD (1280×720) @30fps
HD (1280×720) @15fps
D1 (720×480) @30fps

• Compression : Video : H.264, Audio : AAC LC
• G-sensor : Built in
• GPS : Built in
• Microphone : Built in
• Speaker : Built in
• LED : Recording status, GPS, Button
• Memory : 16GB Micro SD card (support up to 32GB)
• Battery : Internal Battery 130mA
• Temperature : -20˚C ~ 70˚C
• Input Voltage : 12V ~ 24V DC
• Power Consumption : Max 3W
• Video Out : Composite (NTSC/PAL)
• Color, Size, Weight : Dark Silver, 102.8×32.0 (DxΦmm), 86g
• Certification : KC, FCC, CE

• Made in Korea

The BlackVue PC software can be downloaded online and it is also written onto the card
by the device itself (handy if you are away from home).
Software- Options

I’ll keep this brief, mostly as bullet points.

Resolution:

• 1080p at 30 or 15 FPS
• 720p at 30 or 15 FPS

 

File length ranges from 1-5 mins though be warned, larger files lead to gaps
between files due to write times on other products, I don’t know if this is the case with the BlackVue (untested).
At 1 min there are no gaps.

There are two options for overwriting files: oldest first or by file type. The BlackVue classes files into 3 categories:

Neutral: Normal driving
Event: When the G sensor detect a shock over a user defined threshold
Parking: Parking Events (see parking mode)

When the overwrite method is set to file type, a portion of the card is reserved for each file type
(eg. N 40%, E 40%, P 20%) and files are overwritten based on type, oldest first.

• Can change from Kph to Mph (or no speed)
• Can configure LED colours for different states (or turn off)
• Can configure G sensor sensitivity using graphs from previous videos (very useful)
• Can turn voice messages on/off individually
• Export files as avi
• Save screenshot

Software- Android:

There is also a BlackVue Android app on the market. Your phone/tablet will need an SD card slot and
unless you have a spare slot it is going to be cumbersome to use the app. It allows you to change (most) of the camera settings
and view video. It does not have Google Maps/G sensor information.