DJI Goggles Immersive FPV Headset

2019-03-19T13:03:08

Works good with my Phantom 4 and Mavic Air. Worked right out of the box. You can not beat using these in bright day light. Would buy again.

CRAIG G.

2019-03-12T11:08:19

Very comfortable and easy to use

christopher k.

2018-12-25T10:26:02

Although the form of the headset feels awkward on your head, it is the feel of the motion that limits it use. When you move with the drone, it feels jerky and when you use the head tracking, that is when the vertigo kicks in, for some, more than others. The gimbal-only tracking mode is more responsive so it feels better than the head tracking mode which allows you to steer the whole drone with your head, but with a lag which causes the motion sickness. It offers a very unique and nice view point, like you are flying, but the apparent distances become very far, very quickly. When the drone is only 50m out, it looks like you are 500m away! The only way to really see things in flight and feel like a bird, is by zooming (max 2x) and then flying dangerously close to things. You really have to practice, but it is definitely worth it. I guess that is why the Mavic 2 now offers a zoom feature. The colors in the view-port appear a bit washed out, not as nice as in a 35mm camera view finder. Having said all this, it is still very definitely worth getting the goggles. The only reason for my 4 star rating is just that I think I had unrealistic expectations.

BILL T.

2018-07-08T11:39:52

I'm a big fan of DJI, but the FPV headset was a bit of a disappointment. It works as advertised, but eyeglass wearers will need to buy a set of diopter slide on lenses from DJI ad the unit in its standard configuration leave a lot to be desired for folks with glasses. The diopter lenses are expense, heavy, and very thick. They slide onto the built in optics and if you're not careful, you'll lose them. Also, the diopter lenses come VERY close to your eyeglasses when installed, so beware. Other than this, the unit works well and provides the POV experience promised. If I had to do it over again knowing what I know now, I would look elsewhere for a headset.

Michael W.

2018-03-01T15:48:08

I will say that the view from the goggles is truly immersive. But those contemplating using it on anything else than a Mavic Pro might want to take a second thought before buying, First, you have to connect with a USB cable. Not really much of a problem since we are used to connecting our tablets, but now the goggles take the place of the tablet and the version of DJI Go built into the goggles is a crippled version. Many features will be missing. Then another major disappointment cropped up the first time I used the goggles. Everything was going along swimmingly until I bumped into distance and altitude restrictions. I thought there was some kind of beginner mode enabled, but there was no way to turn it off in the crippled Go app. Apparently, the only way get around the altitude.distance restrictions is to connect the drone to the Go app on a phone or tablet before connecting the goggles, being sure not to shut the Phantom down. Not a very elegant solution in my opinion.

Roger F.

2018-02-20T09:56:45

Great piece of gear when used with the drone it was designed for which is the Mavick Pro. With any other drone, it's capabilities are limited. I wear glasses with trifocals and the Goggles don't work well with them. Put on an old pair of reading glasses and they work fine.

Jim C.

2018-01-05T11:39:55

Like most of the DJI products, this comes with a minimum of instructions and yo need to go to their website to watch videos on how to set these up to be used. But using them makes the problem with viewing the camera on my Mavic disappear. It is hard to see the iPhone screen in the bright sunlight but this removes that problem completely. I love using these.

LARRY C.

2017-08-31T15:51:20

Goggles complete the DJI Mavic experience. Setup was super easy and they are easy to use. My 10 year old granddaughter flies the drone like a pro using them. I use the goggles with reading glasses with no problems. Another awesome DJI product!

LENNIE S.

2017-08-29T20:06:29

First flight using the goggles was fantastic. My old fpv goggles were like looking through a screen door. These are like sitting in the cockpit and flying.

David B.

2017-08-22T12:15:35

Very high quality google for the price... Lots of adjustments and comfortable to wear over long period. IMO diopter adjustment should be added in the future

Linh N.

2017-08-16T12:39:42

the goggles itself are great. I tried them with the Mavic and they pair easily and controlling the Mavic via head tracking and changing certain settings via the touchpad works great. However, they are not for me. I typically don't wear glasses but need them occasionally for near-distance reading. Since the LCD inside the goggles is very near, I need my glasses all the time which is something I'm simply not used to so it gives me a headache. Also - and I should have figured this out sooner - I really like the Mavic because it is small and portable. Travels easily. not so the goggles, they are bulky and hard to carry so they make the whole 'Mavic bundle' a lot less travel friendly. So while I can 100% recommend the goggles itself, make sure they fit how you use your drone

Frank S.

2017-07-18T10:35:18

Using the goggles with my Phantom4 Pro (also used them with a Mavic Pro). Immersive viewing/flying is amazing. I recommend sitting down when flying, a little disorientating at first. Especially nice to have with high-brightness conditions, like a beach video taping surfers (hand-held devices in these conditions are difficult, even with a sun-blocker sheild). One thing I'll mention is for the Phantom4, the skids are visible when looking far left/right in gimbal mode (Mavic does not have this problem). This is problematic when shooting professionally. I'm sure I could mod the skids (or maybe a mod skid replacement is available). Because of this, I'm selling the goggles to a colleague who has the Mavic Pro.

MARK F.

2017-07-05T19:28:27

Impressive googles

Michael G.