Goggle options

[cavenger]

First question is are the new fpv goggles compatible with the mavic 2 pro. Second question is if they aren’t, are there goggles that work really well with rhe mavic 2 pro?

 

[brett8883]

First question is are the new fpv goggles compatible with the mavic 2 pro.

No

Second question is if they aren’t, are there goggles that work really well with rhe mavic 2 pro?

The original DJI Goggles or the DJI Goggles Racing edition work well. They may require some modifications to fit correctly but they have a real nice picture and work well with no cords.

 

[bonzo]

The original DJI Goggles or the DJI Goggles Racing edition work well.

I wouldn't say the white goggles work well with the M2P. At 2.4G, in urban environments, 5.8G is disabled and video is plagued with interference. That's been my experience at least.

I had to resort to connecting a chromecast to HDMI input and cast my phone screen, that at least kept both 2.4G and 5.8G operational.

 

[cavenger]

At first glance, those goggles seem hard to come by.

 

[Tonka]

At first glance, those goggles seem hard to come by.

The REs yes. The white ones, there is 20 in stock at Amazon for 399.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Mixed info around re white and RE goggles as far as availability goes.
DJI store here in Oz don't list them as available.
A pity . . . I have RE and use them occasionally, not completely comfy 'blacked out' yet, but getting there

Some info I've seen says the RE will be back, not so sure.
DJI seem to not hesitate making things obsolete quite quickly.
A lot of older early model drones (I have an S800 still), Spark, M1P, MPP, their batteries, white and RE goggles.