What are the Best Budget Goggles? EV800 vs EV800D vs EV100 vs VR006

[@SimRacer101]

Which one will you choose? Cheap Starter Goggles $50 Price Range Eachine VR006 Banggood bit.ly/VR006Goggles-BG Amazon geni.us/EachineVR006 Ebay bit.ly/VR006-EB AliExpress bit.ly/VR006Goggles-AI Eachine EV800 Banggood bit.ly/EV800-BG Amazon geni.us/EV800Goggles Ebay bit.ly/EV800Goggles-EB AliExpress bit.ly/EV800Goggles-AI Budget Diversity/DVR Goggles $100 Price Range Eachine EV800D GetFPV bit.ly/EV800D-GFPV Ebay bit.ly/EV800D Banggood geni.us/EV800D Amazon geni.us/AMZEV800D AliExpress bit.ly/EV800D-AI Eachine EV100 Banggood bit.ly/EV100Goggles (DVR) bit.ly/EV100DVR

[@user-zw7zd3qv1w]

Interested in selling one of these? Eachine ev100

[@SimRacer101]

No I have to keep them for future reviews.

[@dronereviewman9580]

I was going to get the EV800d but then i was thinking a new pair should be coming out soon?? I'm going to wait a little bit longer!!!! HOPE A NEW PAIR COMES OUT SOON!!

[@aldenhauser9555]

Eachine 007 pro goggles. The receiver works really well.

[@mark685]

I bought the ev800d last year. Really good. I keep them as a backup. You're right about those antennas.

[@Rich-TeaFPV]

I fly with the Ev800d and they are excellent for the price. Also Drone Mesh has recently done a mod to both the Ev800d and Ev800 to connect a FatShark module which is a very useful upgrade 😁

[@SimRacer101]

I just haven’t felt like I needed that on the EV800D.

[@Rich-TeaFPV]

@@SimRacer101 yes it's probably only useful if you break the antennas or the receivers burn out and the only working parts left are the screen, dvr and battery

[@mece66]

I agree that these are really good options. I actually have 2 pairs of the EV800 and they are great for tinkering and as spectator goggles. I really find the vr006 goggles super comfy because they are so light.

[@JohnJaggerJack]

I bought the eachine DVR and an EV800, soldered it into the existing circuitry and works fine, with the spare money left of what would have costed me to buying straight-up EV800D, I bought a better receiver and antennas, everything works fine but i don't know the range of my set up because I've never lost signal so far. The EV800D is only viable if you don't have access to soldering material and or electronics knowledge.

[@catgaming1347]

i am beginner for all of this but i am completely solved my problem to get which one is the better googles should i need to buy when i watch this video.the detail explaination was very easy to understand and convinced me to make a choice.so thank you for saving me a lot of time..i appreacite it.💯❤🤗

[@surronzak8154]

5:50 it never had diversity, it was claimed it had diversity antenna (not divesity reciever) but it was a lie so they stop selling it, one of the antenna was not connected to the reciever inside

[@hakancakirkan2319]

I started with EV800 and modified it to have a diversity module and Eachine ProDVR. I have a better range. It is ok for now

[@pimpedoutstereos9747]

I have the ev800 and I love them, very comfortable and good picture although I think the range could be better for the kinda flying that I do. I may upgrade to ev800d purely for the diversity

[@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom]

I have the vr006 for my kids and they love em. Also have the vrd2, which I used for a while, then bought the ev100. The EV100 goggles were my go to goggles until they started getting a double image on the osd. But still love em. Then finally bought the aomway V1. I'd take marks advice and opt for the 800D to get best bang for the buck.

[@furkanfpv677]

U still think EV100 is still worth it? Or shall i buy 2 EV800’s for family/friends to watch also, please help

[@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom]

@@furkanfpv677 no. I do not recommend ev100.

[@lpt2606]

@@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom why not? and what do recommend than?

[@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom]

@@lpt2606 this post was 4 years ago. All of the goggles mentioned are obsolete. For analog, I'd recommend the skyzone

[@frankbarajas]

I have been looking for a replacement field monitor, as my 7" just up and walked away on me, while I was doing the *walk of shame* back to the car with a broken quad. I'm thinking that one of the EV800s will work for me. Great video and thank you for the side by side comparison, which totally hits the *mark* for me! I wasn't sure this would work for me until now.

[@EthanHalley]

Frank Barajas ev800d is the way to go

[@frankbarajas]

@@EthanHalley - Thanks. I wound up going a completely different route but I agree the ev800d is a good way to go.

[@usarmyfl1]

There is no diversity version of the 006. People opened them up and the 2nd antenna connector is not connected to anything. People found out and started making a fuss so now they just plug the hole it seems.

[@patsjoholm]

Have you heard anything about a possible new ev100 coming out? The original has been out for a year now, so I would think that a refresh is in order. They could probably monetize big time if they took the original, crammed the dvr into it, gave it a little larger FOV, moved the face plate closer to the lenses and offer a thinner foam (like they do now) as an accessory . Call it EV100 v2 or EV110 (if they still want to offer the original as well) and put the price at $120-140. I'm sure a lot of the original purchasers would upgrade at that price as well :)

[@SimRacer101]

I haven’t but I think there is a very large market for them if they do.

[@dronereviewman9580]

I have been waiting for a new pair to come out!!!! I was going to get the EV800 goggles but was thinking i should wait!!! A new pair should be coming out soon i hope!!

[@MCsCreations]

EV100D. 😊

[@patsjoholm]

@@MCsCreationsthat reminded me of another wish list. Add in double receiver diversity, instead of antenna diversity. Although, that might bring the price a lot higher

[@MCsCreations]

@@patsjoholm Not a bad idea, dude! Not bad at all! 😃

[@MCsCreations]

Great work, Mark! 😊 I have the EV800D and I love it!

[@dronereviewman9580]

I have been waiting on this!!!!!! THANKS!!!!

[@savasoguz]

Ev800d is double the price of ev800. With video out mod to ev800 (costs almost nothing) and eachine dvr ev100 ($14.99) Total cost is $65. Now the question is would you pay $99 instead for added diversity? Since this is a budget goggle recommendation video, I think this option should have been mentioned with good reasons.

[@IanAaboe]

I bought the EV800D's I also have a small two antenna (not diversity) goggle just like, to compare - and for my nephews to get a ride on the quad :) Ev800D's have a cleeeeaaaar nice picture, and it really works well with the DVR. I can check my flights, and delete them even before plugging into computer, gotta love that! So far i'm even amazed about the range of the stock antenna's, i have swapped the super high-gain patch with a triple feed patch, and that just makes it even more smooth going around. Either in vicinity or going out on abit of range! I will be posting some youtube vids with the DVR from my ET125 and EV800D - its actually almost ready to post straight out the goggles! [ 5/5 ] really appreciate your review though DroneRacer101 - actually convinced me :) thanks!

[@jabasul]

Just an FYI, the VR-006 does not have diversity. Yes, there is a (older?) version with 2 antennas... but only one of them is internally connected.

[@SimRacer101]

Oh, ha I didn’t know that. I just have the single.

[@MnPaul1]

I just went to Bangood to check the working time(3.5 vs 2hrs) and found out that there is a Fatshark mod for the EV800. The video is on the EV800 page.

[@SimRacer101]

I don’t know. I would just get the EV800D instead. :-)

[@MnPaul1]

But I could add diversity to my other set. The video is cool as it shows how simple the EV800 is on the inside. Four screws to remove the top, unplug the battery, slide out screen and control board and detach screen from circuit board. It also shows that there is room for a bigger battery.

[@jmoore3854]

Mark good video on comparing the EV800 to EV800D. My 2 cents on cheap googles are the main things are they should be comfortable to wear and you need to have good video. My first google was the VR-007 which was very comfortable (only 300g) but the resolution was low so difficult to tell where I was flying and was hitting a lot of ghost branches. The screen died after 4 month so I upgraded to the EV800. The higher density video was a lot better and they are close to my Fat Shark HD3 for video quality. Where they are lacking is they are heavy, 400 grams and not comfortable. They have a lot of weight way out front which you notice. I would recommend spending the extra $20 to move up to the EV800 over the VR006 or VR007 because of the better screen resolution. The game changer in cheap google might be the new Eachine VR D3 they weigh only 175 grams have a DVR and have a very high resolution 900 x 600P HD resolution. I ordered a set when they first came out for $49 they are now $59 and expected to ship in mid October. Looking forward to your review on them... John from Chicago

[@TheSquirrelRCchannel]

What would be the max range with the ev800s (no Dvr) and an eachine tx03 camera

[@J_Renwick]

The 800D looks like a good choice as it’s on promotion now for $88 US. Good info. Thanks!

[@yolofpv2936]

I fly with an EV800 hacked with a Fatshark diversity module and a DVR! Works great! 🤘

[@billybbob18]

That's what I'll end up doing. Was it difficult to remove the stock receiver?

[@yolofpv2936]

billybbob18 It wasn’t too difficult. You need to use a really large tip and a lot of flux and solder blobs to heat all the joints at once to remove the stock receiver. You may also need to buy a good 5V step up module to up the 1S voltage.

[@blackterminal]

@@billybbob18 easier to plug into video in

[@hambone4779]

I have owned the ev800d for about 7 months now, the picture is great the features are amazing for the price but....my internal battery failed my power button broke and now the screen has gone black. I am torn between buying another pair of ev800d or saving up till Xmas goggle sales.

[@ted_van_loon]

budget goggles are around €10 with the camera included. lol. actually that is kind of possible the setups in many toys with "FPV" is actually something which could be made that cheap. especialy the wifi based ones since a wifi fpv system can be made insanely cheap. like with a esp32 cam or a pi pico, or for a actual manufactures much cheaper with a more dedicated chip where it could likely be build for under €3, then use a phone as receiver or small low res lcd modules but a phone in a diy boy perhaps even the box it is shipped in and then one big or 2 small lenses. and when done right and using a phone as receiver you could even include a wifi booster for the chip or the phone in the set for €10. ofcource wifi is very bad for this in general while I have been thinking about seeing how well I could make something like that I just didn't do it and went for a real one. but for extreme budget people it might work. especially since many of the ultra budget ones with FPV either already use wifi and a phone and will be equally terrible and sometimes even more terrble. or they require you to have your own actual FPV receiver and so terrible for beginers since a fpv cam can be insanely cheap while the displays tend to be expensive. again I went with a normal analog 5.8ghz transmitter and goggles because I want it for fun now and so want it to work well over atleast a few hunderd meters. so the €10 was pertially a joke but also partly realistic for extreme toygrade starters since the drones with wifi FPV build in often charge a much larger premium for it than what it is worth since wifi FPV tends to be terrible in most cases without significant boosters and unrelyable but usable for many toy tc things where the device stays close to the one controlling it. for what companies ask for those wifi ones(as extra price on the product) getting a real fpv set is much better since especially when including the RC device itself the difference won't be big anymore around €40 to €50 difference and less in some cases, especially if you use your fpv set for multiple things. since those wifi ones often are build in and propetairy. just might be fun for kids to have a sub €10 FPV set(with camera using phone as display. where again it would even be possible to make it so that it includes a simple thing to watch your phone like goggles. however for bad fpv for kids and ultra low budged it would be better to use that budget to add a wifi booster to the camera and make one for the phone. or even use a low frequency high range signal to get super range at the cost of resolution and/or colour.

[@carolinacabrera747]

I have a question: are there any goggles in wich you can take apart the monitor like these?

[@MnPaul1]

I have both the EV800 and the EV800D. The EV800D has half the battery life of the EV800(two receivers?). That is my only complaint with the EV800D.

[@SimRacer101]

I tend to keep the EV800D plugged in all the time so they stay ready to go.

[@geemailMossman]

I had the same problem but now I just use it half as much and it works fine !

[@aju5405]

I got an LS 800D. Is it same as that of ev800D?

[@inemm]

3 1/2 minutes into the video I decided on the EV800d Or I should say verified my feelings on them so thank you you helped me quite a lot.. however I did watch the rest of the video just to be sure.... 😉

[@Reaper-kf4yb]

Are the ev800 better than the stock tinyhawk 2 Googles?

[@davidbraswell1481]

do these work on the dji mini 2??

[@murugesh8321]

Superb explanation dude

[@VasilyGurzhiy]

thanks for breaking it down!

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Basically, if you fly just indoors and do not planning recording your flights, get EV800. Otherwise, get EV800D if you want box goggles.

[@MrDemiur]

hi, eachine ev800(D or M) + syma w 1 pro is it good combination? will it work?

[@NATGEOANDSTUFFPaulbrannan]

I actually have both of these for the kids in our group and they are actually decent..and the eachine are good.i personally have skyzone02

[@SimRacer101]

The Skyzone are still the ones I grab the most.

[@ipaapi]

can i use ev800d practically on all types and brands of drones? eachine, hubsan etc. etc.. hope to receive your comment soon. thanks

[@EthanHalley]

w cc you can pretty much use any goggle for any drone (almost) But yeah just check which drone u got to make sure it’s compatible ;)

[@x1ver]

Does the 800d have auto scan for the channels

[@aidanhughes3655]

EV800D’s are still going strong. For sure the best budget goggle out there.

[@bbk5424]

What is the range in 800

[@BBooka]

If I have to choose between those I would easily choose EV800D. Manly because of diversity and DVR. Unfortunately they not making and selling this one anymore: www.banggood.com/Eachine-Goggles-Two-5-Inches-5_8G-40CH-Raceband-HD-1080p-HDMI-FPV-Goggles-Video-Glasses-p-1094862.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN This one missing just the DVR. But this one with DVR(if they will make version Three) I think could be the best box goggles. Cos everything works as should.

[@CptAwilliamse]

ff to December 2019, i just got my EV800D for just around US$63

[@mr9712]

Where did you get it fot 60 bucks they sell for 80 bucks in my country

[@CptAwilliamse]

Got it from shoppe a couple of weeks ago during their 12.12 sale promo

[@mr9712]

@@CptAwilliamse ev800d or ev800

[@CptAwilliamse]

e800d 😉

[@mr9712]

@@CptAwilliamse can you send me the link pls

[@skirmich]

Just FYI.. The VR007 does NOT HAVE Diversity.. Its a single receiver with 2 antenna inputs. The EV800D does have 2 individual receivers so its TRUE Diversity.

[@AdailAntonio]

Great video! I can't use my glasses with the ev800d? Really ? :-(

[@SimRacer101]

Most people can’t, but there is some voodoo magic in the ev800d and almost everyone I have given them to have been able to see without their glasses.

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Very very good video!

[@filiped7298]

Eachine EV800D FTW!!! Beware of fakes like Redpaws and others.

[@apolkxi]

11th to view, 3rd to like 5th to comment I still love 800D for diversity and dvr (recommended if you plan to fly outdoor) Ev100 for those who is very storage space conscious./style/fashion

[@shatterpointgames]

Be warned the buttons on both of these are prone to breaking easily I broke the button on my EV800D and have cried myself to sleep every night since.

[@FlyerTuck]

I love my EV100's. If ya askin' me they are the best option for the buck I've ran across. I will say I'd never wear box goggles. I'll go out and fly line of sight first.

[@SimRacer101]

That is why I love that we have both options. I prefer the EV800D but am thrilled you like the EV100.

[@silbernersurfer8264]

No, not which one is the best budget goggle is the question! The question which most of the older hobbyists have is, which goggle to use when farsighted. Which goggle allows to use your glasses with it, or which goggle has replaceable lenses. I think the old Hobbyking one had different fresnel lenses, but never had one to test it out. At the moment I have a Eachine VR D2. It has a adjustable lens. But still not enough to get the screen sharp. Now I have to buy small glasses which are fitting into the housing of the VR D2. Maybe one of the reviewers can make a vid about goggles and farsighted people. On a budget of course! Second question is, how to pick up girls between 18yo. and 25yo. easily when you are over 80yo.? Maybe second queation should be on first place! However, just make two vids!

[@firstpersonq2346]

Redpawz suck, EV100's stopped working a week in. EV800D's all the way baby 😎

[@jensonphil7350]

ev800 battery cycle is very short

[@BengalCatChilli]

Boom

[@SimRacer101]

Not going there. :-)

[@ResiNissi]

Coooollll

[@yoguifly]

Son todas muy malas... Mala calidad y peor imagen 😂😂😂 They are not worth anything at all

[@RawTopShot]

Hmmm Eachine 800D Or Quanum Cyclops Diversity Dvr Sku: 9171001337-0 at HobbyKing. Hmmmm close?

[@blackterminal]

Not real diversity. Besides many will soon use a external receiver