The firmware version is 20141122V02, I understand the V02 ending means it is the older version of the SJ4000. Should I be worried about that or just get on and use the thing?
@timmys – after having stuck countless different firmwares onto the AccMart purchased camera, I’m fairly sure it isn’t a genuine SJ4000 – but I also have no problems with the way it works and the quality.
My history of the firmware on my AccMart purchased one was that it had firmware 20140818V01 ostensibly on it. So I tried other V01 firmwares, and success ranged from making the device completely unuseable to getting it to turn on and record OK, but with the screen completely blank (that was with an SD28 firmware, not SJ4000 firmware – I had less success with genuine SJ4000 firmwares). Anyway, after despairing that I’d knackered the device, a very helpful poster on here emailed me 20141122V02 and lo-and-behold this brought the device back working again.
My take on it is that the camera that you and I have is NOT an official SJ4000, its NOT an official SD28 (Accmell SD28 homepage), its something which shares common parts with both of those, and fits within an SJ4000 shell. The “V01” and “V02” parts of the firmware on these devices is just a name – its meaningless, probably just something to persuade the casual googler that it is the “latest” model.
My buttons are a little stiff too, but I’d rather have that than they been easily bumped.
I’ve since bought another one from AccMart and that has come with 20141122V02 already installed.