DJI Goggles Integra - Lightweight and Portable FPV Goggles, Integrated Design, Micro-OLED Screens, O3+ Video Transmission, HD Low-Latency, Compatible with Avata and more

it was tough to make a decision between the googles 2 and integra. but went for the integra after spending days looking at comparisons and reviews. usually buy the 'best' (most expensive) product that I can afford. so buying the cheaper integra googles was a big step for me. they're great! no regrets. quality is great. and they have all the functionality that I need. and I saved £100 by getting these and not getting the googles 2

Love'em had them for a bit easy to use and set up. works well with the O3 unit I'm using. If you fly by the rules outside no interference etc. if your one that pushes the boundaries probably look at the V3.

Absolutely great goggles, got these and motion controller 2 to use with my mini 3 Pro. I had the first goggles when they came out BUT these are in a class of there own ! Great quality.

The light weight nature of these goggles have made me retire my V2’s the image quality in these goggles are incredible and has helped me on FPV and cinematic journey

Bought these for my Mini 3 Pro, and they work perfectly. I use them all the time rather than the the RC.

If you are buying this product make sure they are compatible with your drone and more importantly the controllerI bought these and found out the same day that the googles wouldn't pair with the latest rc2 controllerThere is a option to purchase another dji controller with the goggles but that kit is alot more moneyThe description doesnt say anything about other controllers it only says what drones are compatibleSo beware.These goggles are top of the range and would have been perfect but dji havn,t produced update firmware to use with other types of controllers yet.

These are what we were waiting for. We can fly now with the Mavic three by 1. Make sure the goggles,Mavic 3 and your controller (either the DJI RC Pro, DJI RC or the RCN1 ) have the firmware have been updated to their latest firmware. 2 Turn on the drone, goggles and the motion controller and they have synced with each other, If you want to use the controller that came with your drone then 1 Turn on the drone and your controller, 2 take off and hover, when you get the message "home point recorded, check it on the map" then turn on the goggles and fly with the main controller. Right, back to the goggles. The screens are OLED and very clear, They sow all the things you need to know height, distance speed, battery level. Although I wear glasses, you do get a set of 20 diopters, 10 for each eye ranging from -8D to +2 D. If you need a perfect prescription then look at Hons VR, they make professional prescription lenses for most VR Goggles including DJI Goggles V2 and Integra goggles. They are advertised as an American company but ship via China with free shipping to the UK. Delivery from ordering to my door took just over a week. These turn an excellent set of goggles into an ooh aah moment. I have also used the motion controller 2 which is fun but RTFM needs to be adhered to .. a few times. Go on splash the cash.