The standard white
goggles will do what you want.
The RE (black / red) are good for other FPV too, but white are just for the DJI drones.
Not sure how the
goggles will connect to the Air, being wifi.
With my M1P my REs connect via occusync, and with my Spark (also wifi connection) it uses a cord.
The Occusync connection allows me to fly with the usual viewing device, AND use the
goggles.
The Wifi on the Spark, I can only use the
goggles, so it's a bit more dangerous learning.
You can just tilt them up and fly VLOS at any time, but watch glare if a sunny day, it's easy to blind yourself for a few secs after lifting them.
Some say never lift them, it's too disorientating, but think this is more for other FPV, I've lifted mine with the Spark and M1P a few times.
If you go with
DJI goggles, learn in the same environment you should when first starting flying, big, open, flat area, like a sports oval or clear parkland.
As others have said, the Epson glasses are possibly better option for you, as you can see through the vision for VLOS and ability to recover the drone by eye.
Do the glasses also allow device connection along with glasses ?
Even better if so, you can use either at anytime, and watch your onscreen data map
The glasses are less cumbersome than either set of
DJI goggles, the
goggles do give a full immersion experience though, like you're in the cockpit.
You know you can do this using a device, don't you ?
Practice on larger gaps / opening first.
Use the camera grid, or even the centre cross, with the gimbal dead forward, putting that centre grid or cross on the opening centre allows flight through with clearance (as long as it's not silly !! OR there is wind blowing / buffeting the aircraft).
