For all those people having focus problems with their
DJI Goggles, I re-measured the distance from the lens to the LCD screen and it is 7 cm. This means the DGI
Goggles screen is at a virtual distance of 23cm or 9 inches. If you can focus your eyes on this distance then the screen should be clear. If you need readers at this distance then you will also need them for the
goggles. The problem is when you want to lift the
goggles to view the drone. In this case you will have to remove your readers also. Ideally the
goggles should have adjustable focus to suit all, but a simpler solution would be if DJI would increase the strength of the
DJI Goggles lens from 10 diopters to 12.5 diopters. This means that an INCREASE in lens power is required by the
DJI Goggles of 2.5 diopters. This would be a small change with negligible affect on the weight or cost of the
goggles. With this power the DGI
Goggles screen would be at a virtual distance of 56 cm or 22 inches and most people would not need their readers or have to add corrective lenses to their
DJI goggles. If DJI feels they have no obligation to recall or exchange the
goggles with the original underpowered 10 diopters lenses, then they could at least make available a kit of 12.5 diopters lenses as a free upgrade to all those affected. It would then be a simple matter for anyone with an once of DIY sense to remove a few screws and replace the lenses themselves and the problem would be solved.