Goggles 2 have a battery that you can change out. Just get a short 6” cable and it works out very well vs the Integra has a battery built into the head strap, so if you have any issues with the Integra, you have to send the
goggles back to dji for repair. The
Goggle 2 batteries are fairly cheap too. I have seen them $25 on EBay and they are $38 on Amazon right now. It is nice to change it out when needed. If your battery runs down in the Integra
goggles, you can use a power bank to fly, but then you have a cable hanging which was the argument for not getting the
Goggles 2 in the first place.
The Integra
goggles don’t need a cord to your phone for remote ID, but this is not a big deal. I think being a little inconvenienced with a wire, but having a good easily adjustable vision set up is more important than not having a cord hanging down.
Also, the
Goggles 2 has built in speakers in which you can watch movies with them, whereas the Integra do not have the capability.
Both have head tracking (depending on drone), which is a cool feature especially when flying in tight spaces.
Here is an example of the short cable and headstrap for the
Goggles 2 battery.
Adjustable Head Strap and Power Cable 30CM for DJI
Avata Goggles 2, Power Charging Cable Replacement and Headband Strap for DJI
Avata Pro-View Combo
Goggles 2 Accessories(Not for
FPV Goggles V2)
Amazon.com