I’m so torn between which pair to choose. The FPV Combo includes the radio, V2 goggles and the FPV drone for under 1k. It seems like a solid deal especially because I’m interested in a avata down the road and there is no combo with the remote control so I’d have to buy it separate and piece together a whole set up. Do you think the v2 goggles are a solid choice still? Or are the integras actually way better ?
After having the V2s for several years.. it's so nice to not have to power cycle every time I want to switch modes. That's an issue if you have the Avata, FPV, and quads with Caddx units and frequently switch between them. Also the Integra Goggles power on MUCH faster than the V2s. No wires hanging is the icing on the cake. The only notable drawback for me is the reduced FOV. Not a deal breaker, but noticeable.
I've only flown once so far and immediately thought the display seemed further away from my eyes compared to the V2s. The actual field of view isn't horrible or deal breaking, the actual display just seems smaller as if I am sitting further from a TV or something.
@@rossmandrone Thank you for letting us know that! I will stick to my Goggles 2, because I want to feel like I am flying, not watching on the TV! That’s a big deal to me.
@@zavtravels4546I own goggles 2 and just got the integras. I don't notice a big difference when switching between the two. For me the goggles 2 view is bigger than the eye pieces allow so its dark on the edges. Less so with the integra. I hate the touchpad on the goggles 2. Im am satisfied with the integras overall except im not sure i like the battery on the back. was used to putting the battery im my shirt pocket. Also i prefer the built in diopters of the goggles 2. Other than that they will end up being my primary goggles and i will save the goggles 2 for people to ride along since it will be easier to adjust the diopters quickly for them.
Yeah I upgraded one of my V2 goggles with a patch system. Crossing my fingers that the Integra stock antennas don't disappoint compared to what I have come to expect from my older gear.
For the DJI Avata integra are fine, but not being able to change the stock antennas out on the goggle really sucks for the traditional DIY fpv builds especially if you have a fleet of the vista/air units. Dual band antennas are not optimal at all, there’s a considerable compromise for them. Never mind the lack of flexibility to change it out to much better patch antennas from TrueRC, or whatever else.
@@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh Do you have a link? The DJI Integra antennas have been confirmed as non-removable / non changeable in the way you can do so with the DJI Goggle2. If someone figured out a way to change them, that would be interesting.
Nice Review buddy, I have Googles v2 and I'm going to buy the Integra too, would you know if I can pair the Integra with the v2 for someone else to watch my flight? Hug 😁👏👍
I was able to view the audience feed on the V2s with the Avata and O3. Unfortunately, I had no luck with any of my Caddx quads. Caddx units can bind to the Integra goggles, but I'm thinking audience broadcasting isn't supported.
Also mate ik it sounds incredibly stupid to ask but the integra’s support the fpv right? Cause I can see a new explorer combo being sold which includes the integra (not the v2’s) but can’t seem to find a single review or picture of it
These and the Goggles V2 do not work with the DJI FPV drone and I suspect the FPV drone is being phased out as well, so the DJI FPV goggles will be hard to come by. The Goggles V2 and Integra are primarily for the Avata however new updates allows these to be used with other DJI drones.
I got lucky that the goggles 2 fit my face super hood good stock. I bought the foam but haven’t put it in yet. I think the foam will definitely breathe better and feel more comfortable tho.
Goggles 2 antennas can be removed and upgraded, Integra goggles are non-removable. I believe the stock goggles 2 antennas are the same as the stock Integra antennas.
So u knew about the update, and willingly chose to missrepresent the product by bringing up an irrelevant flaw? Not to mention your comment on the foam upgrades. U do realize there have been at least 4 different aftermarket solutions all priced at or below 15 dollars?
Cannot wait for mine to arrive! I have never flew digital in 5 years I fly drones, so it will be an awesome upgrade. Very nice unboxing video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Digital is definitely awesome. Have fun!
Nice review...I need to check these out in person
yes, perhaps Sunday haha
Excellent breakdown!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I'm getting ready to do a longer term integra review soon.
I’m so torn between which pair to choose. The FPV Combo includes the radio, V2 goggles and the FPV drone for under 1k. It seems like a solid deal especially because I’m interested in a avata down the road and there is no combo with the remote control so I’d have to buy it separate and piece together a whole set up. Do you think the v2 goggles are a solid choice still? Or are the integras actually way better ?
After having the V2s for several years.. it's so nice to not have to power cycle every time I want to switch modes. That's an issue if you have the Avata, FPV, and quads with Caddx units and frequently switch between them. Also the Integra Goggles power on MUCH faster than the V2s. No wires hanging is the icing on the cake. The only notable drawback for me is the reduced FOV. Not a deal breaker, but noticeable.
The diopter lenses I think are a bad idea...... Just more unused stuff to send to landfill
Hi, tell us please about FOV in these goggles, yout experience in that, because 44 deg may be isn't enough for nice flight...
I've only flown once so far and immediately thought the display seemed further away from my eyes compared to the V2s. The actual field of view isn't horrible or deal breaking, the actual display just seems smaller as if I am sitting further from a TV or something.
@@rossmandrone Okey, thanks for answer.
@@rossmandrone Thank you for letting us know that! I will stick to my Goggles 2, because I want to feel like I am flying, not watching on the TV! That’s a big deal to me.
@@zavtravels4546I own goggles 2 and just got the integras. I don't notice a big difference when switching between the two. For me the goggles 2 view is bigger than the eye pieces allow so its dark on the edges. Less so with the integra. I hate the touchpad on the goggles 2. Im am satisfied with the integras overall except im not sure i like the battery on the back. was used to putting the battery im my shirt pocket. Also i prefer the built in diopters of the goggles 2. Other than that they will end up being my primary goggles and i will save the goggles 2 for people to ride along since it will be easier to adjust the diopters quickly for them.
Not being able to change the antennas is a no deal for me unfortunately.
Yeah I upgraded one of my V2 goggles with a patch system. Crossing my fingers that the Integra stock antennas don't disappoint compared to what I have come to expect from my older gear.
For the DJI Avata integra are fine, but not being able to change the stock antennas out on the goggle really sucks for the traditional DIY fpv builds especially if you have a fleet of the vista/air units. Dual band antennas are not optimal at all, there’s a considerable compromise for them. Never mind the lack of flexibility to change it out to much better patch antennas from TrueRC, or whatever else.
@@JohnCuppi this is exactly why I'm keeping one of my V2 goggles that has the Lumenier AXII patch antenna. I've got 6 quads with Caddx Vistas..
I saw an antenna attachment upgrade on a vid like few days ago
@@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh Do you have a link? The DJI Integra antennas have been confirmed as non-removable / non changeable in the way you can do so with the DJI Goggle2.
If someone figured out a way to change them, that would be interesting.
Nice Review Dude..😎💪
Just found out my integra goggles do not support head tracking such a bummer now I have to buy the V2's
Integra goggles do support motion control / head tracking
Nice Review buddy, I have Googles v2 and I'm going to buy the Integra too, would you know if I can pair the Integra with the v2 for someone else to watch my flight?
Hug 😁👏👍
I was able to view the audience feed on the V2s with the Avata and O3. Unfortunately, I had no luck with any of my Caddx quads. Caddx units can bind to the Integra goggles, but I'm thinking audience broadcasting isn't supported.
Hey man, just a quick question, would you be knowing if the Dji fpv be used for head tracking with the goggles integra?
It does not, you need the avata for that
@@rossmandrone I see, thanks for the info mate
Also mate ik it sounds incredibly stupid to ask but the integra’s support the fpv right? Cause I can see a new explorer combo being sold which includes the integra (not the v2’s) but can’t seem to find a single review or picture of it
@@Centxe yes, it works. You may have to update firmware first though
I believe the antennas pull right out don't they
Unfortunately they do not, only the Googles 2 antennas and V2s are removable.
Ohh ok I'm new to the drone game lol
That rebinding issue allegedly will be sorted by an update on the v2's... its a royal pain in the ass
These and the Goggles V2 do not work with the DJI FPV drone and I suspect the FPV drone is being phased out as well, so the DJI FPV goggles will be hard to come by. The Goggles V2 and Integra are primarily for the Avata however new updates allows these to be used with other DJI drones.
Yeah, I believe you are correct..
i thought the v2 does work with the fpv?
@@nathancasey7712 I think he meant goggles 2, not V2. I can confirm that the FPV drone does work with the V2 goggles.
It does now 😀
@@Life_a_bike about time!
I got lucky that the goggles 2 fit my face super hood good stock. I bought the foam but haven’t put it in yet. I think the foam will definitely breathe better and feel more comfortable tho.
Have you switched to the replacement foam yet? Curious about your thoughts after a few months of usage.
does the goggles two have better penetration and range than the Integra ?
Goggles 2 antennas can be removed and upgraded, Integra goggles are non-removable. I believe the stock goggles 2 antennas are the same as the stock Integra antennas.
@@rossmandrone thank you!
Will modding be easy to change out the antennas if you wanted?
Not sure, but the antennas definitely aren't designed to be easily removed or upgraded. I'm hoping they will be good enough as is.
@@rossmandrone They cannot be changed out period! You are stuck with sub par antennas.
Really!? That’s surprising, even if you open it up?
What incompatibility with the Vista r u referring to with the g2s?
When the goggles 2 released they were not backwards compatible with caddx units.
So u knew about the update, and willingly chose to missrepresent the product by bringing up an irrelevant flaw? Not to mention your comment on the foam upgrades. U do realize there have been at least 4 different aftermarket solutions all priced at or below 15 dollars?
@@Jahoosapheth nah dude. I was simply explaining why I initially held off purchasing the goggles 2
Will they work on your original DJI FPV ?
Nope.. the FPV is not supported by the Integra or Goggles 2..hoping for a future firmware update that adds support
@@rossmandronenow?
@@shorgiiiii Yes! I can confirm the latest firmware update now allows the FPV to bind to the Goggles Integra. I've tried it and it works great 👍
Is compatible with the Dji fpv?
Nope.. Integra goggles will not work with the DJI FPV drone. I'm hoping a future update/firmware version will add support.