You have made a video on my exact experience. Was pretty much gonna get the G3 but the cost was hard to justify and then the N3 showed up. Took a chance and got them and I've been very happy with them. Glad I didn't need to spend the extra money.
How about a penetration comparison of the goggles 3 and n3 at that park where you fly at with the pickleball courts? All that metal should make for an interesting test.
I went to the store to try the Goggles 3 before N3 was released. I can say that I'm happy with my N3 and I don't feel that I missed the features of Goggles 3 that probably I'll never use.
@@snoepox1257 this is my first goggle & I'm learning fpv on this. It will take sometime until I can be good at flying freestyle/aggressive and perhaps this can last until Goggle 4 release.
@@snoepox1257 no problem. Same with me. I built a drone once in 2015 (only flying LOS) and during that time FPV was expensive and I couldn't afford it so I quit. I'm glad the technology advancement make the hobby more affordable & available to all.
Are the goggles 3 screen noticeably smaller than the N3s? I come from analogue and just bought n3s is it worth trading in and paying extra for the n3s, I do love a big screen
The physical screen size is a LOT smaller on the G3's but optically, the FOV is only about 10 degree smaller. So if you want that extra wide FOV, the N3's are definitely bigger.
@marblekitfpv Thanks buddy, that's helpful.. Also don't like the overall size of the N3s but they are amazing after flying with Fatsharks v2s lol they remind me of the old quanam v2 box goggles..
Can you spectate from 03 to N3 ? Just switched from original googles to o3 love the new compact size. Also the fit and having battery all built in. Same with controller just need longer sticks.
The G3 at 44 degrees is almost perfect for me. The N3 at 54 degrees is a little too wide but I can still see everything clearly with my glasses on. However, I have to move my eyes around the screen to see what's going on at the far corners. Some other people I know say 54 is perfect for them so it's gonna vary by person. I've never tried the V2's so I have no idea.
Has anyone done any race mode latency testing on the N3? I'm wondering how it works at 1080/100 considering the screen is only 60hz. Does it drop to 50hz and just show every 2nd frame?
Seems a reasonable assessment of which goggle may be good for pilots. Good enough and budget. I'll be sticking with my Goggles 2 for the foreseeable future. 😎
Honestley the n3 is the better especially for price but no backwards compatibility and a lcd screen is a big bummer. I would rather invest €100 extra and just buy the goggles 2/integra
@@haschkatze8372 yeah thats for sure if you are new thats the best option honestly. but i still would reccomend spending 50-100 bucks more for some 2nd hand goggles 2/integra because its more compatible and 2nd hand air units will be cheaper
N3 goggles are a fair amount larger but not that much heavier. If you need specs, see the webpages... www.dji.com/goggles-n3/specs www.dji.com/goggles-3/specs
As with anything used, think about it like a used car. It's hard to know the history of the product and if there are any hidden problems. Also, you won't be covered by any warranty.
Fps doesn't have anything to do with latency. The latency is in how much time the video needs to arrive in your goggles. The fps is how many frames in a second you can see in the goggles screen
@simopi1747 The 60 frames per second nebula and polar cameras have higher latency. The 120 frame per second Nebula Pro cameras have lower latency. So it is at least correlated with latency if not directly responsible.
They both run the O4 system so the advertised range numbers are the same (15km)... however, the actual real world range might be different. Someone needs to be able to fly out at least 25km to find out because that's the test I saw with O4 and the Goggles 2 and we know Goggles 3 should be more.
I'll have to test the penetration between the two in a special test. I'm sure the extra 2 antennas will help. Not sure if most people will need the extra penetration though. I've been flying the N3 in all the normal places I fly at and the penetration is just as good as the G3 in my normal flying. Perhaps you have an idea on what would be a good penetration test?
@ thank you for the reply. I would say the o4 lite whoop inside a house going through few walls or 1 - 2 story high. Or something like what bardwell did with the O3 vs O4 “range test” where he went thru housing area at low altitude.
I'm going to tell you what, Albert... If the G3 had googly eyes instead of the cameras, it would be worth for me. 😬 Anyway, thanks for all the info! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Id love if someone could do a review of the actual eye pieces. Its the only part that matters to me (my goggles x eye holes are too small and i want to switch) but everyone shows the front, not the actual part you look into.
Albert talked about the optics in the review video so you should go watch that. I have the N3 goggles and I can tell you that looking at the eyepieces doesn't tell you anything about whether it will work for you or not. I've let a few of my friends try them out and for most there is no issue but a couple of people felt that the screen distortion was too much for them. I had no idea what they were talking about because I did not experience that myself.
You can see the eye pieces in the review video which is linked in the description. Just looking at them won't be enough to know if you'll have a good experience with them or not. I think for most people, it will be no problem but some people need special lenses. FYI, I wear the N3 with my glasses so I actually see better and more sharply with the N3's over the G3's.
Right now I'm using the Integra the most. I still fly a lot of the 1st gen air units and the G3 and N3 don't work with those. If I were to only fly O4 air units and I had to choose only one, I would use the N3. For me, it's kinda scary worrying about breaking a $500 pair of goggles so I use the G3 the least.
@@marblekitfpv Got it that makes sense! Do you think the O4 is a huge upgrade from the O3? I have 3 O3 units and will be quite a bit of time/money to upgrade. O3 is already so good I can't imagine it being better. What would you do?
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You have made a video on my exact experience. Was pretty much gonna get the G3 but the cost was hard to justify and then the N3 showed up. Took a chance and got them and I've been very happy with them. Glad I didn't need to spend the extra money.
Good overview and common sense comparison of the two options. Cheers Albert!
Already bought the N3 and happy with it.
Awesome!
Love the down to earth comparison as always
Thanks!
The other channels always push the most expensive gear to pad their affiliate income. That's the TRUTH!
Sad but true!
I purchased N3 they should be in any day now I’m really excited to finally use DJI
Enjoy!
How about a penetration comparison of the goggles 3 and n3 at that park where you fly at with the pickleball courts? All that metal should make for an interesting test.
Thanks so much! Very useful
You're welcome! 👍
Sweet upload Albert.
It's just FOMO get the N3 unless money is not an issue for you.....
I have been wearing glasses for so long so I bought the N3's. I am new to FPV and have a few flights with them. So far I'm a happy noob.
I wear my glasses with the N3's and the image is actually sharper because it's my exact prescription.
I went to the store to try the Goggles 3 before N3 was released. I can say that I'm happy with my N3 and I don't feel that I missed the features of Goggles 3 that probably I'll never use.
That makes sense.
Do you fly freestyle and aggressive?
@@snoepox1257 this is my first goggle & I'm learning fpv on this. It will take sometime until I can be good at flying freestyle/aggressive and perhaps this can last until Goggle 4 release.
@@eeftyfpv Thank you for your response. I wanna get back in the hobby after not flying for 4/5 years. So i try to gadering as much info as possible.
@@snoepox1257 no problem. Same with me. I built a drone once in 2015 (only flying LOS) and during that time FPV was expensive and I couldn't afford it so I quit. I'm glad the technology advancement make the hobby more affordable & available to all.
Would the internal antennas have any penetration problems?
I was also wondering why the other channels kept bashing the N3. Not every pilot cares about racing!
Are the goggles 3 screen noticeably smaller than the N3s? I come from analogue and just bought n3s is it worth trading in and paying extra for the n3s, I do love a big screen
The physical screen size is a LOT smaller on the G3's but optically, the FOV is only about 10 degree smaller. So if you want that extra wide FOV, the N3's are definitely bigger.
@marblekitfpv Thanks buddy, that's helpful.. Also don't like the overall size of the N3s but they are amazing after flying with Fatsharks v2s lol they remind me of the old quanam v2 box goggles..
Sure, why spend more if you don't need to. Very logical.
Can you spectate from 03 to N3 ? Just switched from original googles to o3 love the new compact size. Also the fit and having battery all built in. Same with controller just need longer sticks.
Are you typing "O3" when you mean "G3"?
Googles 3 share screen to N3 ?
@@trigatupp No. The screens are very different. I'm pretty sure the N3 has a single screen and the G3 has two. The refresh rates are not the same.
How is the FOV on the N3 vs the G3 and vs th V2s?
The G3 at 44 degrees is almost perfect for me. The N3 at 54 degrees is a little too wide but I can still see everything clearly with my glasses on. However, I have to move my eyes around the screen to see what's going on at the far corners. Some other people I know say 54 is perfect for them so it's gonna vary by person. I've never tried the V2's so I have no idea.
Does anyone know if the n3 has wifi? Thanks in advance.
Has anyone done any race mode latency testing on the N3? I'm wondering how it works at 1080/100 considering the screen is only 60hz. Does it drop to 50hz and just show every 2nd frame?
Seems a reasonable assessment of which goggle may be good for pilots. Good enough and budget.
I'll be sticking with my Goggles 2 for the foreseeable future. 😎
One burns a hole in my wallet and other one does not (and has higher fov)
And only has 60 hz
Honestley the n3 is the better especially for price but no backwards compatibility and a lcd screen is a big bummer. I would rather invest €100 extra and just buy the goggles 2/integra
@@visualsbytrev I never had the money for digital. Now its finally affordable. So no backwards compatibility needed
@@visualsbytrev The LCD screen on the N3 is the best one I've ever seen.
@@haschkatze8372 yeah thats for sure if you are new thats the best option honestly. but i still would reccomend spending 50-100 bucks more for some 2nd hand goggles 2/integra because its more compatible and 2nd hand air units will be cheaper
Trying to find size differencen between v2 and N3 goggles and video quality in goggles.
Advice please
N3 goggles are a fair amount larger but not that much heavier. If you need specs, see the webpages... www.dji.com/goggles-n3/specs
www.dji.com/goggles-3/specs
If money is an issue, I'd probably consider a used set of G2s vs the N3? Curious what you think
As with anything used, think about it like a used car. It's hard to know the history of the product and if there are any hidden problems. Also, you won't be covered by any warranty.
@marblekitfpv that's a fair point!
Is the latency with the N3 going to be like the 60fps vista cameras or is it lower latency than that? I got used to the 60fps but didn't like it much.
Fps doesn't have anything to do with latency. The latency is in how much time the video needs to arrive in your goggles. The fps is how many frames in a second you can see in the goggles screen
@simopi1747 The 60 frames per second nebula and polar cameras have higher latency. The 120 frame per second Nebula Pro cameras have lower latency. So it is at least correlated with latency if not directly responsible.
Latency in race mode will be as low as 22ms for the N3 and much faster than the older Vista system. I've flown both and the N3 has lower latency.
@marblekitfpv Thanks.
@simopi1747 FPS and latency are sometimes directly related when it comes to DJI
The goggles 3 has 6 antennas but N3 has only 4. Does it affect the range ?
They both run the O4 system so the advertised range numbers are the same (15km)... however, the actual real world range might be different. Someone needs to be able to fly out at least 25km to find out because that's the test I saw with O4 and the Goggles 2 and we know Goggles 3 should be more.
How is the range and penetration on the n3 compared to g3 as i heard the g3 has 6 antennas. Is the difference significant?
I'll have to test the penetration between the two in a special test. I'm sure the extra 2 antennas will help. Not sure if most people will need the extra penetration though. I've been flying the N3 in all the normal places I fly at and the penetration is just as good as the G3 in my normal flying. Perhaps you have an idea on what would be a good penetration test?
@ thank you for the reply. I would say the o4 lite whoop inside a house going through few walls or 1 - 2 story high. Or something like what bardwell did with the O3 vs O4 “range test” where he went thru housing area at low altitude.
I'm going to tell you what, Albert... If the G3 had googly eyes instead of the cameras, it would be worth for me. 😬
Anyway, thanks for all the info!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great comparison on the goggles. Wish N3 had similar latency to the goggles 3. 😊
indeed
That's why the G3 is $500
Id love if someone could do a review of the actual eye pieces. Its the only part that matters to me (my goggles x eye holes are too small and i want to switch) but everyone shows the front, not the actual part you look into.
Albert talked about the optics in the review video so you should go watch that. I have the N3 goggles and I can tell you that looking at the eyepieces doesn't tell you anything about whether it will work for you or not. I've let a few of my friends try them out and for most there is no issue but a couple of people felt that the screen distortion was too much for them. I had no idea what they were talking about because I did not experience that myself.
You can see the eye pieces in the review video which is linked in the description. Just looking at them won't be enough to know if you'll have a good experience with them or not. I think for most people, it will be no problem but some people need special lenses. FYI, I wear the N3 with my glasses so I actually see better and more sharply with the N3's over the G3's.
Thanks guys! I'll check the video out now!
I got it cause I got it second hand with a pretty substantial discount XD
You bought the N3 used? Where?
@Johnny19853 I bought the g3 used XD
Which is your daily driver? If you could only bring 1 to the field?
Right now I'm using the Integra the most. I still fly a lot of the 1st gen air units and the G3 and N3 don't work with those. If I were to only fly O4 air units and I had to choose only one, I would use the N3. For me, it's kinda scary worrying about breaking a $500 pair of goggles so I use the G3 the least.
@@marblekitfpv Got it that makes sense! Do you think the O4 is a huge upgrade from the O3? I have 3 O3 units and will be quite a bit of time/money to upgrade. O3 is already so good I can't imagine it being better. What would you do?
@@publicname515 If you're happy with O3, no need to spend money and upgrade, but O4 is definitely an upgrade on all levels.
amazon prices for the n3 is $100 more than cost. wtf is wrong?
Probably since you can return it. Returned items generally can't be sold as "new."
Looks like only 3rd party sellers have stock. I bought mine off Amazon recently for the $229 price. Seems there's a lot of greedy sellers on Amazon.
OLED vs LCD also. OLED is definitely worth the premium
Perhaps for some, but not for everyone. I'm sure there will be people who would disagree with that.
I'm looking at used Goggles 2, N3 look terribly bulky.
Bulky compared to the G2 and G3 but surprisingly not that heavy.
I have the N3 and don't think the bulk bothers me at all.