With all the talk of the new Mini 4 Pro, one thing I have not heard

[4 inch pistons]

I have the Mavic 3 Classic, Avata and FPV with Intraga goggles and motion controller 2. All 3 will work with the goggles for FPV. The Mini 3 Pro will work with the goggles and MC2 but I have not heard nothing but crickets on whether or not the Mini 4 will do the same. It would be strange for a newer model to go backwards.

 

[old man mavic]

@4 inch pistons ,the Mini 4 will be using the same 04 transmission ,as the recently introduced Air 3 ,so i dont think that at this time, what you mention will be possible

 

[3rdof5]

When the Air 3 was released it was not compatible with the Goggles 2 but Dji has since released a FW update for the Air 3 to allow compatibility. Seeing as we now have the Goggles 2 compatible with an aircraft that uses O4 I believe it's just a matter of time until the Mini 4 Pro also receives the same update.

 

[GerdS]

I am used flying with goggles and tired of waiting for DJI to release either an updated SDK for Litchi or support for their own goggles. So I did a different approach for Mini 4 and ordered it with the RC2 radio. This radio supports display port over USB. In the first approach I connected an USB-to-HDMI converter to the radio and my old white DJI goggles to the converter. This worked already quite well, although the image got a bit stretched horizontally and had stromg pixel binning effects,
Then I got attention to the Rokid Max AR Headset RM201 and ordered it. And wow, that works great! Cheaper than the DJI solution, a screen with FOV of more than 40°, maybe similar to the Integra goggles (have not seen yet by own eyes), no problem even in brigth sunlight if using the included shielding, diopter adjustment and even less bulky. And you can operate all menus and settings from the RC2 as used to.

 

[John Gowland]

Oh, I would so much like to do this. I know it is being asked on many channels and here, but does anyone know when DJI will do this? I would not like loads of addons just a software enablement. If you have not tried goggles with your drone camera or FPV, try it, so much more enjoyable. The best alternative I can think of at the moment is to buy the DJI RC-N2 and a DroneMask 2. Not cheap especially if DJI come out with a software enablement for the Avata goggles.
Anyone have info on an upgrade?

 

[Droning on and on...]

Mini 4P works fine with the Integra goggles and MC2. Direct experience.

 

[John Gowland]

Mini 4P works fine with the Integra goggles and MC2. Direct experience.

Sorry to sound dumb but can you explain the set up?

 

[Droning on and on...]

Sorry to sound dumb but can you explain the set up?

Could you be more specific about "setup"?

You use the standard pairing process to pair the M4P with the goggles, and the MC2. You also will need to change the binding of the aircraft to the goggles (instead of the RC2 or RC-N2) if you want to fly more than 5 times.