DJI FPV Goggles V2 HD

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$429.00

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The DJI FPV Goggles V2 remain a top-tier choice for high-definition FPV flight. Featuring 810p/120fps low-latency transmission, a wide 2-inch dual-display setup, and dual-band frequency switching, they provide a rock-solid HD link for the DJI FPV Drone, DJI O3 Air Unit, and Caddx Vista systems.

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Product Description

The DJI FPV Goggles V2 are the iconic "digital revolution" headset. While the newer Goggles 2 and Goggles 3 are smaller, many pilots still swear by the V2 for its massive screen, superior comfort for different face shapes, and its unique ability to be "hacked" to run both the DJI digital system and analog video via an adapter.

High-Definition Low-Latency Link: The Goggles V2 pioneered the DJI O2 Digital FPV System, offering a 1440 × 810 resolution at a buttery smooth 120fps. This setup provides an ultra-low latency of less than 28ms, giving pilots the reaction speed needed for high-speed freestyle and racing.
Large Format Displays: Unlike the newer compact "micro-OLED" headsets, the V2 uses larger 2-inch screens. This results in a massive, cinematic viewing experience that many pilots find more immersive for long-range cruising and observation.
Dual-Band Transmission: These goggles support both 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz frequencies. This allows for better signal penetration in urban environments and the ability to switch channels automatically to avoid interference from other pilots or Wi-Fi signals.
Analog Compatibility: One of the main reasons the V2 remains popular is its versatility. With a third-party adapter (like the BDI Digidapter), you can plug in an analog receiver module, making this a "do-it-all" headset for pilots with both digital and analog drone fleets.

Technical Specifications:

Display: Dual 2-inch LCD
Resolution: 1440 × 810 (per screen)
Refresh Rate: 144Hz
Field of View (FOV): 30° to 54° (Adjustable)
Interpupillary Distance (IPD): 58mm - 70mm
Transmission: DJI HDL FPV (Low Latency Mode / High Quality Mode)
Battery: 1800mAh LiPo 2S (Included)
Power Input: 11.1V - 25.2V (Supports external 3S-6S batteries)
Weight: ~420g (with headband and antennas)

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Size and Weight: These are much bulkier than the Goggles 2. While they are comfortable, they take up more room in your flight bag and can feel front-heavy during long sessions if the strap isn't adjusted correctly.
Screen Borders: Because the screens are so large, some pilots notice slight blurring in the extreme corners of the OSD (On-Screen Display) depending on their eye position and IPD setting.

📦 Package contains

1 * DJI FPV Goggles V2
1 * DJI FPV Goggles Battery (1800mAh)
1 * DJI FPV Goggles Power Cable (USB-C)
4 * DJI FPV Goggles Antennas (Dual-Band)
1 * Headband
1 * USB-C Cable
1 * Carrying Pouch

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

Why do people still buy these instead of the Goggles 3?
Compatibility is the #1 reason. The V2 goggles are the only DJI digital goggles that can natively "talk" to the original DJI Air Units, Caddx Vista/Nebula, and the DJI O3 Air Unit. They also have a dedicated AV-in port, which allows you to plug in an analog receiver (via a 3rd-party adapter) to fly Tiny Whoops—something the newer Goggles 2 and 3 cannot do.
What is the screen quality like?
The V2 uses dual 2-inch LCD screens with a resolution of 1$1440 \times 810$ per eye.2 While they aren't OLED, they feature a high 144Hz refresh rate.3 This allows for a "Low Latency Mode" of 4$810$p/120fps, providing one of the smoothest flying experiences in the hobby with a delay of less than 5$28$ms.6
Does it have an internal battery?
No. Unlike the Goggles 3 (which has a battery in the strap) or the Integra (integrated battery), the V2 requires an external battery connected via a cable. The kit includes a dedicated 1800mAh LiPo battery, but the goggles are very flexible and can be powered by any 2S to 6S LiPo battery if you have the right XT60-to-DC cable.
How do I adjust the image for my eyes?
The V2 features IPD (Interpupillary Distance) adjustment from 8$58$mm to 9$70$mm.10 However, unlike the Goggles 2, it does not have built-in diopter adjustment. If you wear glasses, you can either wear them inside the goggles (it’s a roomy "box" style fit) or buy custom corrective lens inserts that snap over the optics.
Can I record my flight?
Yes. There is a microSD card slot that supports cards up to 256GB.12 It records your live "goggle feed" (DVR) in 13$810$p.14 This is incredibly useful for finding your drone if you crash, as you can play back the last few seconds of footage directly on the goggle screens to see exactly where you went down.