Dji can (probably) allow the Mavic Air 2 to be compatible with goggles through a firmware update

[IceAndNull]

The title says it all - I don’t think it’s that complicated for them to update the goggles to do so. If you plug your Air 2 controller into the goggles through the top port, it already shows all the information such as altitude, attitude, battery %, and all that. So, even if wireless pairing is not possible, all they need to do is reuse the code that already exists for the mavic 2 and allow it to work for wired connections. I’m not familiar with how it’s programmed but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. The controller is giving the goggles all the information they need including video, they just don’t know how to interpret it.

 

[WithTheBirds]

And?

DJI might still force people to buy the M2P or Z to fly with goggles.

Good chance.

I say this having regard to the DJI Naza M vs V2 situation. Identical hardware. Significant price difference. Flash the V2 hardware onto the M and you have a V2.

You should have bought the M2 to support the goggles.

 

[wk15]

I got goggles and i got dilemma should i keep them or sell them