Thanks for the awesome comment.🙃 Yeah you need to come as close as possible to the lenses to minimise the blur but it doesn't completely go away. The FOV compared to the integra and G3 is worth the blurry edge though imo. Its something you have to try on first to be able to decide for yourself. You never notice the blur while flying but the fov is something you always notice and crucial for better immersion. Something I think most would prefer. Also external battery has more benefits than one would think. Read of someone frying their G3s during charging over USB-C recently. For that price it was definitely a good deal. Yeah you are right about camera lenses. For quality you have to pay a lot. 🥲

Glad you made it 😜Hope you found something in it useful🙂

@@MrCoffis yes, it was fun though.

Thanks for letting me and the rest of us know. I expected them to be solved by 3rd party lenses but you never really know until you try.

Haha 😂 had to look up the word. Thanks!

Yea imo the G2s are better suited for people who wear glasses. 🤓 I am eyeing the new G3s but until they don’t give us the update that lets them work with the O3 I will restrain from getting them.

Thanks very much appreciated! 😃

No unfortunately not.

But neither does the G2 apart from Wifi and dlna

Thanks highly appreciated. I definitely will though I doubt I will come across a goggles 3. Only if maybe someone I know gets one I’ll do, but judging from the price difference of G2 and G3 I doubt the goggles will be much different.

Thanks you’re welcome. If you turn on cc you’ll see which shots the red appears most accurately. (I forgot to put it in during the edit. It the ones shot in day light) Cameras in general have a problem depicting reds accurately that’s why I wanted to make this video.

Thanks ☺️ Greatly appreciated and noted! Btw April 11th we will be seeing the new dji goggles so you might want to hold on for a bit longer before pulling the trigger 😉

@@MrCoffis True and I have my plastic ready to buy a avata 2 so we’ll see….. Im just wondering if the Goggles 3 will be backwards compatible for all my 03 air units and drones I have that require them?

@@LovesM855A1 It’s 100% going to be backwards compatible like all the goggles before it. But you can hope for a price drop on the g2 and avata immediately or soon after if you don’t like the new ones.

Thanks for the kindest of words. Greatly appreciated! 😊 April 11th we’ll be seeing the new dji goggles btw.

@@MrCoffis Oh great. I look forward to it.

Thanks very much appreciated. 😊 There are other points that make the integra a better choice for some that I didn’t delve into though like the integrated gps for those flying the avata.

Yeah but it defeats the purpose of having a wider fov. If you can get it cleared up by getting closer to the lenses then that’s ideal.

You need to get closer to the lenses to clear out the edges…but too close you start getting a halo in your peripheral view and smudges from your eyelids on the lenses. I have added a link in the description to the foam I use right now.

Hey sorry about that. I haven’t made one because my initial foam was a bit stupid and was falling off since I had to cut it up into several pieces but it was a proof a concept for me to see that it actually can be “fixed” to a certain extend with a better foam. I went on and bought a new foam that works for me in a similar way to my frankensteined version. I discovered him on youtube right about the time I uploaded my video. Thanks for letting me know I’ll put it up in the description for people who might be looking for a better foam. Here is the video of the guy who I think made it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoumo2lun5Z9hs0si=HYCPbO4m9wk6UiM2

@@MrCoffis thanks, bro!

I’ve been wanting to put out some more videos, but there’s always something in the way. Always a new project to drain one’s time in. If I get my hands on the G3s I will definitely make a video about that.

Well unfortunately that’s dji for ya it’s all locked up. Apple style. 🤷‍♂️

You are welcome. Let me know which you prefer between the two once you get the integra. Would be interesting to see. Most people prefer the G2 because of the bigger fov but some find the blurry edges annoying and prefer the integra. One thing to note though the avata is not an ideal drone to use with the G2. You will have to take out your phone to register your location because of rfid where as with the integra you have that gps integrated into the goggles giving you the “turn on and fly experience.”

You are welcome. 😊 Btw there have been leaks for the new goggles 3 so it might be a good idea to wait out till they release and then make a purchase decision. The G2 will most probably experience a price drop too if you don’t end up going with the G3.

Mine wasn’t a good foam since I had to cut it into different pieces from another foam that wasn’t as good in getting you closer to the lenses. It was a proof of concept at that point in time. I eventually got this one here. Does a similar job only a bit better. You’ll have to clean the goggles lenses a bit more often though. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoumo2lun5Z9hs0si=HYCPbO4m9wk6UiM2

No unfortunately not. I didn’t have my drones at the time because I ordered them while being abroad, but I am guessing it shouldn’t be much different. The omni antennas are a bit larger on the integras and the internal patches should be the same. I haven’t heard anyone say anything about there being a difference in range and penetration by anyone so am guessing the difference should be a minor one.

Thanks appreciate it. 😊 If you are going for avata then the picture in the goggles is one part of what you should think about. The other part would be convenience. If you are flying in a region where remote id is mandatory then you will have to take your phone out everytime before flying which annoys a lot of people. The integra has a GPS built in which then sends it to the drone so that the pilots location is made public. Verifying your position would have to done manually with your phone otherwise. Hence you won’t have to worry about anything before flying other than turning on and strapping into your goggles.

@@MrCoffis Im in the US which definitely means having to plug my phone in. Thanks for more info! You rock

Thanks!☺️ I appreciate it. But take into consideration that I only concentrated on the picture aspect of the goggles here as I fly non dji fpv drones. If you are flying with the dji avata the integra makes your life easier due to the remote id spiel. You won’t have to log in through your phone every time you go flying since it has integrated GPS. Just something to keep in mind. There are other features too that are different in each but imo not worth to talk about because they don’t really change anything. Also rumour has it new goggles might be around the corner but nobody knows how soon.

Ευχαριστώ! ☺️ εύχομαι να μην δυσκόλεψα την απόφαση 😜

@@MrCoffis χαχα όχι … μια χαρά τα είπες - στο το ίδιο συμπέρασμα είμαι και εγώ !!

Having a bad day? 😅

Thanks highly appreciated! 😊 Hope it was useful to you.

@@MrCoffis I would say yes, I had the V2 and have been using the Integra for a few months but I think I will try the G2 also thanks to your experience and I will do the same things you did to understand what is best for me!! 🙏🏻

@@fede_fpv I think if you’re coming from the V2 you’ll find the G2 a better fit because of the wider field of view. Most who get used to a wider fov can’t go back to a smaller one. It’s one of those things where you can’t go back to. A bit like going back to analog after digital 😜 But rumour has it a new pair of goggles might be close, along with the O4 air unit. So it might be worth keeping that in mind too!

😂 not really, but thanks (i find them mediocre was also done on iPad btw 😜)

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Interesting. I have tried making my own but eventually got this instead. I got mine from n-factory they are called differently there don’t remember what but you can tell from the pictures it’s the same one. Wearing this you solve the blurriness issue but you introduce the halo in the peripheral vision essentially making it look like the integra with its halo. So a sweet spot is hard to find you just have to choose your poison. I personally I still don’t know if I prefer this or the OG foam because I really get distracted by the halo in my peripheral vision when flying. 🫤 In terms of comfort though it’s better for me.

@@MrCoffisso funny. I ordered these and I’m receiving them today. Can’t wait to see if it work. I did notice if I use the G2 without foam the view is almost perfect, we’ll see how this foam works. I ultimately need almost no foam at the forehead and eyes needs to be almost touching the lens’s to get a good view. Let’s hope this foam allows that.

@@TheHelicapt 😂 we all have the same problems with the goggles it seems. Hope it works out for your face! 😜

@@MrCoffis did use them on the G2 or integras ?

Oh thank you! 😊

Thanks appreciate it! 😊 Well as anything in technology waiting will always give you better products but with that logic you could also be waiting forever so I can’t help you with that question 🥲 sometimes we just slip and press “buy now”. I really don’t know when to expect the new goggles tbh. It’s already been 8 months (😭 time flies) since integra released so…idk Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to you too! 😊 🎄 🎁

@@MrCoffis "waiting..." That's so true. "sometimes we just slip and press “buy now”." Yep, that's what I did with the Mini 4 Pro purchase.😁

The G2 was released November 2022 so if I’d guess I’d say in November 2024 if we’ll see an update. But that’s just me guessing.

Hi thanks appreciate it. Depends what’s the FOV vs the goggles 2? Are you ok to be taking out your phone everytime you want to go flying with the avata? The integra lets you do that without needing your phone everytime. Generally I would advise people who want to fly recreationally an avata to go with the integra. Its cheaper has inbuilt gps so no phone needed, no hangin battery cables since battery is integrated and did I mention its cheaper 😅? Though the screen does feel more like you are looking at a TV rather than being immersed. Its the only big difference.

@@MrCoffis Thank you very much. I'm ok with the phone issue, as long as I can get a more immersive FPV experience.

@@peterspero4692 then if the money difference is not an issue either I think you‘ll prefer the G2.

I think it should support the newer drones yes. Don’t know for sure but am 90% confident it does.

Thanks! Appreciate it! 😊

That’s the thing some things can be both positives and negatives. Like the integrated battery on the integra is better because you don’t have cables hanging out but it’s worse when you need to recharge and even more so when you need to be showing your POV to a director at the same time if you do it professionally because that USB C port is going to be used up by it. Being able to quickly swap batteries is a plus in those situations. There are battery holders you can buy which you attach the battery to the strap and the experience gets more integra like. Its very nuanced and you need to know your own usecase. For the dji avata the integra is a better fit because of the integrated gps and if you are flying it recreationally you don’t care about the battery/director situation and it comes down to price and picture quality. Personally I enjoy the wider fov more. The integra feels more like you are looking at a screen and the G2 is more immersive. If it justifies the price difference probably not but it’s something the individual has to decide for themselves. For me I wanted to have the most immersive experience possible and I haven’t regretted my choice in hindsight though it did hurt my wallet 🫤

​@@MrCoffisthat's awesome dude. Yes before I decided to get the goggles 2 I did in fact do some major research into the 2 goggles. I guess I just forgot why I chose the goggles 2 over the integra. I basically chose goggles 2 over the integra because of everything you said. Also I believe the goggles 2 could wirelessly stream to other goggles and devices which is cool for sharing flight experience with others. I actually do have a battery clip for my headset straps although now il have to find a way to manage the cable that goes to my phone for the GPS ID. I just don't understand why they couldn't make it so that the GPS information could be retrieved from the phone wirelessly. Maybe a firmware update will make this possible in the future?

@@edgararcega3046 it’s definitely possible according to the hardware built into the G2 (bluetooth 5.2 etc) but dji isn’t really known to listen to the wants of the community so I wouldn’t hope on it. It’s definitely odd they built so much hardware into it but have not delivered any features that use it as of yet. So if they ever release any new features the G2s will probably be the one receiving them over the integras because of the hardware it has which the integra lacks and the price difference. But as of now the integra is the better option in that regard for avata pilots. Also the feature you mention about sharing a flight is also possible with the integra if am not mistaken. The spectator mode? I have used it with my friends but we all have the G2 so am not sure.

Sorry about that, hope you still found something out this helpful.

Thanks appreciate it! 🙂

Maybe, like me English is not your first language? 😅 Though I do wonder if some speed up their content to make it faster. 🤔 Either way, at least I know if I talk any faster my English falls apart 😂

There is a good chance that the edges will be blurry on the G2 yes. The image from the integras is clearer at the edges but you have less field of view and have to use plastic lenses if you wear glasses which make the image worse. So which one you choose depends on what you prefer. Bigger field of view and better diopter adjustment at a higher price or a smaller field of view with plastic inserts at a cheaper price. At least in respect to picture quality. There are other factors too like integrated battery and gps on the integra which is important for flying the avata drone.

My initial assessment that you don’t really notice the edges when flying was right and I enjoy the bigger field of view. Also the dji foam gave in a bit which made it a bit more comfortable to wear and gets you a bit closer to the lenses. I also got a 3rd party foam which makes it more comfortable and improves the blurriness, though my only gripe is that I still notice that there is no sweet spot. Getting closer to the lenses also introduces a halo in the peripheral vision but the screens are perfectly clear. Going further back removes the halo but introduces the blurriness. So there is no perfect sweet spot. And am always between the OG foam and 3rd party foam. That said though the integra also had the same halo in the peripheral view (probably because of the smaller fov; squeezing more degrees into the field of view), so it’s not something you can evade with either of the goggles. All in all I am very happy with the goggles. They are lightweight, small and disappear in the bag pack. Have great colourful screens and I think they make all the difference. Even when having blurriness isn’t an issue during flying, it still is disappointing it even exists considering the price. 🫤