DJIGoggles 1080p HD Immersive FPV Drone Accessory, Support Mavic Pro, Phantom 4 Series and Inspire Series

These things rock with the mavic pro. I have been putting off getting them because of the price but now with the terrifs kicking in and all dji stuff going up in price and needing to be able to see the camara view out in the sun with the phone screen not bright enough i broke down and got these. Im not big on leaving review's but if you have been thinking about these then quit f-ing around and get them! The battery last for hours. The picture is clear and stable . the range is amazing. Thet are really easy to set up and work with all my dji drones + anything else with a hdmi out port. The only drawback i dont like about them is the battery takes along time to charge but with it lasting 4+ hours i can live with it.

sensacional experiencia ojalá se pudiera usar también en el mini.

I have a rule at amazon, and that is that if there are more than 10% of reviewers giving one star, then it most likely (always?) is a quite poor product and I don't buy it.Oops.I really wanted this thing to be as stellar as many of the youtubers (of questionable allegiances) and have a great picture, a nice fit, easy to use. Such a great idea! And so cool to have fly/gimbal tracking, and the other features.Nope.First, the fit:The design of the fit is fundamentally flawed. There is the front of the band, with a little top shelf. So you put it on the front of your noggin, spongy front on your forehead, fine, and the little lip, resting on top of you head. Fine.Then, you slip the back of the headband down over the crown on the back of your head, so it won't get pulled up.Great.Then the screen rotates down to you eyes. About 1" too high for your eyes, well, at least mine. So I have to look up at it. All they needed to do was make the little lip adjustable for different heads! So easy!But no, so it doesn't align with my eyes when fitting my head, or it aligns with my eyes, but slips off due to high torque forwards.The picture:It's pretty mediocre. I have the Smart Controller, and the picture there is much much better. I don't think the resolution is really adequate.Focus:I use reading glasses. The ones I use for reading at a distance of about 1 foot or so, are not powerful enough to get this picture in focus for me. The image is like something floating 8-9" in front of your eyes. Why? Is that utilitarian for anyone past teenage years? (Far far past those years for me!! Dang it)On the upside, the registration, firmware update, and linking all went exactly as advertised, albeit a little long, but that's not so bad.But all that going well, hardly compensates for fitting poorly, impossible to focus my eyes, on the really mediocre picture.So close! If they had just done a little more, a very very small amount more, these could have been pretty cool.But, no. Sadly.They are going back....

These are great goggles but a bit spendy from DJI. For me it’s the only way to experience flying my drones. They are a bit flimsy after a lot of use so store and travel with it in a hard case that allows the goggles to stay together. They don’t do well with a lot of dis and re-assembly. Otherwise I love them. Second pair I’ve owned and my first pair flew me nearly 200 miles before improper storage and care wore them out.

Picture quality is great and product is incredibly well built. Issues are all in usability. Too bulky. There are challenges if you require reading glasses. Cannot spot the drone even with the goggles flipped up. Either run the risk of the goggles falling off your head when you look up or tighten the strap to the point where you create a red ring across your forehead. I will use it but not as happy as I had hoped to be. Quality makes it worth the price but usability makes it seem expensive. If I knew what I know now, I would not have bought this at list price.

They SAY 1080p, but that's a 1080p LCD - FOR EACH EYE! Yeah, there's TWO LCD panels in this device, with "nose-bridge overlap" optics that merge the "center" view partially over the bridge of your nose, eliminating the "dividing wall" common to VR-style goggles.Here's a caveat though; even though these goggles have adjustable focus, their focus is mechanically tied to the diopter adjustment which isn't optimal, so for best results, your eyes MUST be able to focus on an object held 9 inches away, or you're going to need reading glasses to use these.My vision is really messed-up, with one eye focusing at about 9 inches, and the other around 18 inches, so I set the diopter adjustment "fully-wide" and I can see well enough to still love these a lot!HDMI movies are great with these, and I think their built-in sound is really good, although others call it "tinny".They do seem to have trouble downloading footage from the Mavic, and placing the SD card from the Mavic into these goggles does not work. In fact, I have had no luck getting these to play media from an SD card, but that's not why I bought them.