All DJI Goggle Cases & their lowest prices (listed here)
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Better, cheaper, and easier than the DJI sling bag!!
I'm accumulating way to may cases & bags! Going to have to have an Ebay sale! haha
There's a bunch of space in the middle of that head band that they guy in the video isn't even using!... real excited about this one. I've ordered. I'll review when it comes!
Plus... that front pocket is expandable... I saw it in a separate video... it enlarges via unzipping... allows you to put way more stuff in that front pocket than he did.
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Crap! Half tempted to cancel my DJI Slingbag order. Great looking bag.
Beware of the Myriann Hard Storage Travel Case. Side of case presses against the on/off button. The design of the case is as small as it can get and still leave the goggles assembled. However, the first time I placed goggles in the case, closed it, opened it 5 hours later, battery was almost dead and goggles were very hot. They were put away in the off position. Bumped the open case with the goggles in it and saw that the battery light on the headband would turn on and off. There is a fix. Heat the case with a heat gun adjacent to where the on/off button is, use the rounded head of a ball peen hammer to push out the side. A Bubble is formed adjacent to the button. No more accidental turn ons.
Might want to check this out with the other designs.
Got mine a few days ago and found the same problem, definitely a design flaw, luckily I heard the goggles turn on inside the case so knew to be careful as a slight bump seemed to do it.
Will try your fix tonight, I'm guessing you heated from the outside of the case?
Also got my Hermitshell mavic case yesterday, so took seven business days via EMS, tracking still only shows when and where it was shipped.
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Can you share a picture of what it looks like with the mod? Some other general photos of the case would be great too! [emoji2]
Heated from both the inside and outside, pushed out with rounded end of ball peen hammer, forming an outward facing dimple adjacent to the on,off button. Worked out perfectly. Figured the case was useless as it was. Will work on posting a picture.
Hi. Here's inside and outside of modified case.Can you share a picture of what it looks like with the mod? Some other general photos of the case would be great too! [emoji2]
Thanks, looks neater than what I was going to do, cut a 1" hole where the button is.
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As promised...here's my review of the Vanguard rise ii 43 sling backpack...
Cushiony/weight
It seems like the right protection..but i can forsee the DJI sling being a lot lighter because its missing a lot of this padding and is generally smaller (cant hold the extra batteries)
High quality.
It just is. I love the quality. The cushion for your back is supurb. The quick access is a huge feature.
Form factor
It's pretty minimalistic. There isnt really any wasted space. I set it up a little different than the video thats been posted and the three batteries (4th in mavic) fit nice, protected, and dont move around (all next to each other). The zipper to expand doesnt actually expand the front pocket like i thought it would. It expands the inside large pocket (the immediate space above the head band)...i dont believe Ill need it expanded.
Extra spce
I didnt use the side pocket. Ill have the option to use it for a water bottle. I also didnt use the front pocket... but my 5 and 1 blue charger and regular charger could fit in there if i wanted.
Overall
Happy. Its my new bag. I was using a larger heavier bag and had a 2nd pair of goggles and 2 chargers so now I carry a lot lighter. It basically holds my neccesities without any extra form factor:
-Mavic, controller, and goggles
-4 batteries (1 in Mavic)
-Spare propellers (in hard shell case)
-ND filters
-Landing legs & cleaning cloth
-unused side &front pocket
In the video that guy used one of the dividers to hold cables in....that was actually pretty genious. That space, when the bag is closed, sits right between the goggles and the head band.....great use of empty space
Cushiony/weight
It seems like the right protection..but i can forsee the DJI sling being a lot lighter because its missing a lot of this padding and is generally smaller (cant hold the extra batteries)
High quality.
It just is. I love the quality. The cushion for your back is supurb. The quick access is a huge feature.
Form factor
It's pretty minimalistic. There isnt really any wasted space. I set it up a little different than the video thats been posted and the three batteries (4th in mavic) fit nice, protected, and dont move around (all next to each other). The zipper to expand doesnt actually expand the front pocket like i thought it would. It expands the inside large pocket (the immediate space above the head band)...i dont believe Ill need it expanded.
Extra spce
I didnt use the side pocket. Ill have the option to use it for a water bottle. I also didnt use the front pocket... but my 5 and 1 blue charger and regular charger could fit in there if i wanted.
Overall
Happy. Its my new bag. I was using a larger heavier bag and had a 2nd pair of goggles and 2 chargers so now I carry a lot lighter. It basically holds my neccesities without any extra form factor:
-Mavic, controller, and goggles
-4 batteries (1 in Mavic)
-Spare propellers (in hard shell case)
-ND filters
-Landing legs & cleaning cloth
-unused side &front pocket
In the video that guy used one of the dividers to hold cables in....that was actually pretty genious. That space, when the bag is closed, sits right between the goggles and the head band.....great use of empty space
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As promised...here's my review of the Vanguard rise ii 43 sling backpack...
Cushiony/weight
It seems like the right protection..but i can forsee the DJI sling being a lot lighter because its missing a lot of this padding and is generally smaller (cant hold the extra batteries)
High quality.
It just is. I love the quality. The cushion for your back is supurb. The quick access is a huge feature.
Form factor
It's pretty minimalistic. There isnt really any wasted space. I set it up a little different than the video thats been posted and the three batteries (4th in mavic) fit nice, protected, and dont move around (all next to each other). The zipper to expand doesnt actually expand the front pocket like i thought it would. It expands the inside large pocket (the immediate space above the head band)...i dont believe Ill need it expanded.
Extra spce
I didnt use the side pocket. Ill have the option to use it for a water bottle. I also didnt use the front pocket... but my 5 and 1 blue charger and regular charger could fit in there if i wanted.
Overall
Happy. Its my new bag. I was using a larger heavier bag and had a 2nd pair of goggles and 2 chargers so now I carry a lot lighter. It basically holds my neccesities without any extra form factor:
-Mavic, controller, and goggles
-4 batteries (1 in Mavic)
-Spare propellers (in hard shell case)
-ND filters
-Landing legs & cleaning cloth
-unused side &front pocket
In the video that guy used one of the dividers to hold cables in....that was actually pretty genious. That space, when the bag is closed, sits right between the goggles and the head band.....great use of empty space
Does placing the goggles attached in the bag place any strain on the connection between the goggles and the headband connector when you close the bag?As promised...here's my review of the Vanguard rise ii 43 sling backpack...
Cushiony/weight
It seems like the right protection..but i can forsee the DJI sling being a lot lighter because its missing a lot of this padding and is generally smaller (cant hold the extra batteries)
High quality.
It just is. I love the quality. The cushion for your back is supurb. The quick access is a huge feature.
Form factor
It's pretty minimalistic. There isnt really any wasted space. I set it up a little different than the video thats been posted and the three batteries (4th in mavic) fit nice, protected, and dont move around (all next to each other). The zipper to expand doesnt actually expand the front pocket like i thought it would. It expands the inside large pocket (the immediate space above the head band)...i dont believe Ill need it expanded.
Extra spce
I didnt use the side pocket. Ill have the option to use it for a water bottle. I also didnt use the front pocket... but my 5 and 1 blue charger and regular charger could fit in there if i wanted.
Overall
Happy. Its my new bag. I was using a larger heavier bag and had a 2nd pair of goggles and 2 chargers so now I carry a lot lighter. It basically holds my neccesities without any extra form factor:
-Mavic, controller, and goggles
-4 batteries (1 in Mavic)
-Spare propellers (in hard shell case)
-ND filters
-Landing legs & cleaning cloth
-unused side &front pocket
In the video that guy used one of the dividers to hold cables in....that was actually pretty genious. That space, when the bag is closed, sits right between the goggles and the head band.....great use of empty space
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Good to know. Thanks. Looks like a great alternative to the DJI sling bag.
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I have one of these coming. Its listed on the first page already but these are in the US so the shipping should be faster but they're a little more
Hard Storage Carrying Case for DJI Goggles Immersive FPV Double Screens Drone | eBay
Hard Storage Carrying Case for DJI Goggles Immersive FPV Double Screens Drone | eBay
Spark,I gave this one a try. It's a little tight where the headband clip is, but there is just enough slack in that area. This bag is probably about as small as you can go and get a full setup, goggles and tablet. Everything fits relatively well and there's room for a few snacks.
Are you satisfied with this bag? I am split between this bag and the Vanguard Rise ii 43.
FPVme, I read your review on the Vanguard, can you add any info to help me make a decision between these two bags?
Thanks Gents!!!
Does placing the goggles like that put any pressure on the gray rubber looking part that surrounds your eyes when you're wearing them? I'm afraid over time it might bend and cause light to get in when wearing themAs promised...here's my review of the Vanguard rise ii 43 sling backpack...
Cushiony/weight
It seems like the right protection..but i can forsee the DJI sling being a lot lighter because its missing a lot of this padding and is generally smaller (cant hold the extra batteries)
High quality.
It just is. I love the quality. The cushion for your back is supurb. The quick access is a huge feature.
Form factor
It's pretty minimalistic. There isnt really any wasted space. I set it up a little different than the video thats been posted and the three batteries (4th in mavic) fit nice, protected, and dont move around (all next to each other). The zipper to expand doesnt actually expand the front pocket like i thought it would. It expands the inside large pocket (the immediate space above the head band)...i dont believe Ill need it expanded.
Extra spce
I didnt use the side pocket. Ill have the option to use it for a water bottle. I also didnt use the front pocket... but my 5 and 1 blue charger and regular charger could fit in there if i wanted.
Overall
Happy. Its my new bag. I was using a larger heavier bag and had a 2nd pair of goggles and 2 chargers so now I carry a lot lighter. It basically holds my neccesities without any extra form factor:
-Mavic, controller, and goggles
-4 batteries (1 in Mavic)
-Spare propellers (in hard shell case)
-ND filters
-Landing legs & cleaning cloth
-unused side &front pocket
In the video that guy used one of the dividers to hold cables in....that was actually pretty genious. That space, when the bag is closed, sits right between the goggles and the head band.....great use of empty space
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