I found this video that will make the
mini 2 work with
DJI goggles, and I thought as they use the same app maybe it will work with the
Mavic 3
The main difference between those White ones & the
DJI FPV V2 ones, is that the white ones might make it worth the patch work with adapters & dongles as they have a user interface adapted to camera drone functionality, making you perhaps able to adjust certain thing's directly from the touch pad on the outer side of the
goggles ... the FPV V2's doesn't have any of that.
I've tested these white ones on my older
Mavic Air 1 ... no actual patch work needed there besides that you connect the
goggles with the usb cable that usually connects your phone device to the RC. Basic functionality was there in the
goggles to adjust some settings also found in the DJI GO4 app but the setup had a major disadvantage ... you needed to start the flight through the phone & GO4 app & then disconnect the phone & hook up the
goggles instead, without this procedure the drone behaved as I was flying without a running app, meaning forced height & distance limitations. The view in the
goggles wasn't outstanding either ... so even though I had the possibility to buy my friends white ones cheap I jumped the offer.
Later I purchased a moviemask box
goggle to put my phone into ... live view really good, & as I look at the phone with GO4 running all telemetry is there as usual of course ... but I can't adjust anything that can not be controlled directly from buttons on the RC (which the
MA1 have some actually) ... and this for a fraction of the price of a second hand white
DJI goggles.
Now a days when I want to use
goggles I fly with my quads ... the photo drone is handled from a Samsung tab ...