Will dji Goggles work with a Mavic Mini?

[Polyvista]

Will dji Goggles work with a Mavic Mini? My Goggles are already set for my Mavic Platinum Pro and I don't want to upset that if possible.

 

[Deleted member 3792]

No, goggles are using ocusync for transmitting and the Mini enhanced Wi-Fi, so no is the answer.

 

[GerdS]

Actually no and DJI has not committed to adapt the goggles firmware to the Mini requirements yet.
In theory it would be possible to connect the goggles via USB OTG cable to the Mini's remote instead of a phone/tablet, same as is possible for Phantom 3/4, but goggle firmware is actually not compatible for that.

And to be honest, I doubt that this will ever happen beacause DJI made a big mistake when castrating the Mini's remote by removing function keys and switches. These are essential when flying with goggles, especially the sport mode switch. For most users it is not really practicable doing this via the goggle's menu and trackpad.

As I am flying my Mini with smartphone goggles I am used to this problem already and must use a Bluetooth based one-hand controller to operate the Fly app.

 

[Lastrexking]

Actually no and DJI has not committed to adapt the goggles firmware to the Mini requirements yet.
In theory it would be possible to connect the goggles via USB OTG cable to the Mini's remote instead of a phone/tablet, same as is possible for Phantom 3/4, but goggle firmware is actually not compatible for that.

You sure about that? As per the post above yours - you need a drone with Occusynch for the goggles.

 

[GerdS]

You sure about that? As per the post above yours - you need a drone with Occusynch for the goggles.

No you don't need a drone with Ocusync. The goggles can connect also either via USB or HDMI to a drone system. But while HDMI will work with anything (even an Amazon Fire stick) the USB interface works only with drones compatible to the GO4 app. The goggles run ab adapted and stripped-down version of the GO4 app and therefore connects to any DJI remote instead of the mobile device.

 

[Lastrexking]

No you don't need a drone with Ocusync. The goggles can connect also either via USB or HDMI to a drone system. But while HDMI will work with anything (even an Amazon Fire stick) the USB interface works only with drones compatible to the GO4 app. The goggles run ab adapted and stripped-down version of the GO4 app and therefore connects to any DJI remote instead of the mobile device.

Well, that’s annoying. I almost bought some buy the woman in the shop said they wouldn’t work with my Air.

 

[GerdS]

As the Air is using the GO4 app the goggles will work after updating to the latest firmware release.
There is just one thing to be aware of, the GO4 goggles version is not capable for unlocking your Air, so distance is limited to something around 40m, similar to beginner mode.
To work around this limitation you must initially run GO4 from your mobile device and then after the Air is ready for takeoff you can disconnect the mobile device and connect the goggles instead.

 

[Reeguy]

As the Air is using the GO4 app the goggles will work after updating to the latest firmware release.
There is just one thing to be aware of, the GO4 goggles version is not capable for unlocking your Air, so distance is limited to something around 40m, similar to beginner mode.
To work around this limitation you must initially run GO4 from your mobile device and then after the Air is ready for takeoff you can disconnect the mobile device and connect the goggles instead.

Unless you a Crystal Sky display and use the HDMI ouput.

 

[PilotoAlberto]

As I am flying my Mini with smartphone goggles I am used to this problem already and must use a Bluetooth based one-hand controller to operate the Fly app.

Gerds can you tell which smartphone goggles are you using? I am trying to find one to fly my Mavic Mini FPV but I haven't found something suitable
Thanks in advance

 

[GerdS]

Goggles for Mavic Mini (and others)

As DJI actually offers no support for flying the Mavic Mini with goggles and even Litchi developers cannot promise any support because of their dependency from DJI's SDK I have looked around for other options (no, a tablet with HDMI output is no option for me) and found the "XIMMESE Visor X"...

mavicpilots.com

 

[Reeguy]

Gerds can you tell which smartphone goggles are you using? I am trying to find one to fly my Mavic Mini FPV but I haven't found something suitable
Thanks in advance

It possible to use Dji Goggles with MM. I use a miracast device which basically mirrors the smartphone display onto the goggles via HDMI...only issue is there is lag/delay.(1-2sec.!).. wih this setup I only fly in open areas.