FPV Googles for Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced

bullHunter_3537 · May 14, 2024

I am seeking information about what FPV Goggles, other than DJI, are compatible with DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced. I want something that is less bulky and weighs less than the DJI Goggles RE Racing Edition for Mavic Air/Mavic Pro/Mavic 2/Phantom 4 Series. These are so outdated as to new design and features. Thanks in advance for your help, if there are other FPV Googles.

GerdS · May 15, 2024

What remote controller do you have? The dumb one which needs a phone with Fly App or an intelligent one? If that one has HDMI out or DisplayPort over USB then you could use goggles such as Rokid Max.

bullHunter_3537 · May 15, 2024

I have the DJI Smart Controller, RM500, that has a HDMI port and USB port. Is this what you are making reference to? What model of Rokid Max do you recommend? Thanks

Droning on and on... · May 15, 2024

GerdS said:
What remote controller do you have? The dumb one which needs a phone with Fly App or an intelligent one? If that one has HDMI out or DisplayPort over USB then you could use goggles such as Rokid Max.

It's a DJI GO4-based app, not sure if there is a special version of GO4 for enterprise or not.

It's not Fly.

GerdS · May 16, 2024

Droning on and on... said:
It's a DJI GO4-based app, not sure if there is a special version of GO4 for enterprise or not.

It's not Fly.

Fly app or GO4 makes no difference, I asked you for the type of remote you are using, a standalone unit with integrated screen and app and maybe HDMI out port, or the dumb remote controller connected to a phone running the app.

bullHunter_3537 · May 16, 2024

DJI Smart Controller RM500 with HDMI port, USB A or B port and USB C port.

GerdS · May 17, 2024

Ok, so you can use the Rokid Max goggles. These support DisplayPort over USB. As I am not aware of RM500 is supporting this protocol on its USB-C port you will have to try out by yourself.
In case this doesn't work, you will need an additional HDMI-to-USB-C adapter such as this one for connecting to your RM500's HDMI port.

bullHunter_3537 · May 17, 2024

Thank you, I will try this out soon.

bullHunter_3537 · Jun 6, 2024

GerdS said:
Ok, so you can use the Rokid Max goggles. These support DisplayPort over USB. As I am not aware of RM500 is supporting this protocol on its USB-C port you will have to try out by yourself.
In case this doesn't work, you will need an additional HDMI-to-USB-C adapter such as this one for connecting to your RM500's HDMI port.

Sorry about getting back quicker, I have had other fires to put out.
Question?: My controller has a HDMI output, why couldn't I use that port to connect to any other FPV goggle that would have a HDMI port as well?