ORQA FPV.One Pilot

Name: ORQA FPV.One Pilot
Brand: ORQA
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The ORQA FPV.One Pilot is a premium high-definition FPV headset engineered for the most demanding pilots. Boasting a massive 44° Field of View, custom-designed OLED displays, and a powerful internal processor for advanced features like head-tracking and DVR, it provides a visually stunning and future-proof analog experience that sets a new industry standard.

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Product Description

The ORQA FPV.One Pilot is often called the "Ferrari of FPV goggles." Designed and manufactured in Europe, these goggles were built to address every major complaint pilots had with legacy headsets, featuring arguably the best optics and most advanced "compute" power ever put into an analog-first goggle.

Custom OLED Optics: Unlike other brands that use off-the-shelf screens, ORQA uses custom-designed OLED panels with a 1280x960 resolution. This results in perfect blacks, zero "motion blur," and a color depth that makes analog video feel far more high-definition than it actually is.
Massive 44° FOV: The Pilot features a massive 44-degree Field of View. This provides an incredibly immersive "big screen" experience while maintaining edge-to-edge sharpness, thanks to their specialized high-grade glass optics.
Orqa FPV.Connect Support: These goggles are "smart." By adding the FPV.Connect module, you can link the goggles to your smartphone to download DVR footage wirelessly, update firmware, and even live-stream your flight to social media directly from the headset.
Advanced DVR (Digital Video Recorder): The built-in DVR is one of the best in the industry, recording at high bitrates to ensure your "blackbox" footage is as clear as the live feed. It also features an auto-start function so you never forget to record a flight.

Technical Specifications:

Display: Dual Sony 0.5" OLED (1280 x 960)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (Native) / 16:9
Field of View (FOV): 44°
Interpupillary Distance (IPD): 56-74 mm
Diopter Slots: Supports standard lens inserts
Power Input: 6.5V - 25V (2S - 6S LiPo compatible)
Secondary Features: Integrated Headtracker, Cooling Fan, Micro HDMI Input
Weight: ~210g (without antennas)

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Optical Immersion: Because the FOV is so large, some pilots with specific facial structures may experience slight "blurring" at the very edges of the screen. Adjusting the IPD and using different foam thicknesses usually solves this instantly.
The "Premium" Ecosystem: While the goggles are analog-native, they are designed to work perfectly with digital systems like the Walksnail VRX or HDZero via the HDMI port, making them a very versatile long-term investment.

📦 Package contains

1 * ORQA FPV.One Pilot Goggles
1 * ORQA Foam Pack (Set of various thicknesses)
1 * ORQA Goggle Strap
1 * Hard-shell Carrying Case
1 * Power Cable (XT60 to Barrel)
1 * Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the "Pilot" version different from the original FPV.One?
The Pilot version is a complete mechanical and electronic overhaul. It removed the top-mounted fans and replaced them with individual fans for each optical engine, which provides much better defogging without blowing air directly into your eyes. It also introduced focus adjustment (-4D to +4D), whereas the original required separate diopter lenses.
Are the Sony OLED screens actually better?
They use dual 0.5" Sony OLEDs with a resolution of $1280 \times 960$. Because this is a 4:3 native resolution (the highest in the analog industry), the pixel density is incredible. You get deeper blacks and higher contrast than LCOS goggles, making it easier to spot "ghost branches" when flying in low-light or wooded areas.
Can I use these for racing AND freestyle?
Yes, and there is a specific feature for it. You can switch the Field of View (FOV) between 37° (immersive for freestyle) and 33° (focused "Race Mode") with a single button click. This keeps the edges of the screen within your peripheral vision so you don't have to "look around" the image during a high-speed race.
How good is the DVR?
It is widely considered the best DVR in FPV. It records at the native $1280 \times 960$ resolution at 60fps using H.264 compression. It also features "Auto-Save," which ensures that if your battery leads are bumped or you lose power mid-flight, the video file is not corrupted.
Is it future-proof?
Orqa designed these with a "Portal" connector on top and a secondary module bay. While primarily an analog headset, you can use the Micro HDMI input to connect digital receivers like HDZero or Walksnail. The secondary bay is designed for future expansions like head-trackers or additional processing modules.