By DJI

DJI has redefined the drone racing industry with their new digital FPV System. It delivers lower latency rates, stunning HD resolution, and an immersive FPV flying experience. This revolutionary solution consists of the DJI FPV Air Unit Module, DJI FPV Camera, DJI FPV Goggles, and DJI FPV Remote Controller (RC), each packed with incredible features.

Here, we will be unboxing the DJI FPV System and revealing everything that comes with the standard box. We will also be highlighting the specs and features that make this product the perfect FPV solution.

Unboxing and Appearance

There’s plenty to discuss about the DJI FPV System but first, let’s have a quick look inside!

In the box

The DJI FPV System is equipped with everything you’ll need for your next FPV adventure. Inside the standard box you’ll find:

DJI FPV Air Unit Module

DJI FPV Camera (4 M2 screws included) × 1
Coaxial cable × 1
DJI FPV Air Unit × 1
3-in-1 cable × 1
Antenna (MMCX elbow) × 2

Goggles

DJI FPV Goggles (foam padding included) × 1
Power cable × 1
Antenna × 4
Headband × 1
USB-C Cable × 1
Sleeve × 1

RC

DJI FPV RC (WB37 battery included) × 1

Highlights
A New Era of FPV Racing

The new DJI HD Low Latency FPV Transmission technology (DJI HDL FPV Transmission), for the first time, provides pilots with remarkable HD resolution and latency rates lower than 28 ms, helping to elevate your FPV experience to incredible new heights!

8 Channels, 8 Drones

With an upgraded transmission technology, the DJI FPV Air Unit is equipped with eight frequency channels, which allows eight drones to fly simultaneously. With each pilot having their own channel, cross-interference is reduced, providing an optimal racing experience. *

* There are up to eight channels for DJI FPV Goggles depending on the region (FCC: 8, CE/SRRC: 4, MIC: 3). Each channel has a bandwidth of 20 MHz. The default channel is eight and only one pilot at a time is allowed to use this channel. All channels operate under a 5.8GHz frequency.

Anti-Interference Digital Transmission

The DJI HDL FPV Transmission technology utilizes a two-way communication system to stabilize signal connections, granting pilots more flexibility while flying through challenging areas.

Smooth HD Image Quality

DJI FPV Goggles support and record in 720p/60fps and feature a 720p/120fps HD live view. This high-quality resolution is paired with latency rates lower than 28 ms, delivering a clear view and fast performance.

1080p Aerial Footage

Capture breathtaking videos in picturesque locations with the DJI FPV Air Unit, which provides pilots with 1080p/60fps recording.

7ms low latency

The latency between the DJI FPV Air Unit and the DJI FPV Remote Controller can go as low as 7 ms, allowing pilots to send flight commands faster and complete difficult aerial stunts.

Integrated Control
4km Control Distance

During drone operation, the DJI FPV Remote Controller can control the DJI FPV Air Unit for up to 4 km, allowing pilots to fly farther with consistently stable signal strength. *

* 4km maximum transmission distance; FCC: 4 km, CE: 0.7 km, SRRC: 4 km.

4-in-1 Closed-Loop Control

The DJI FPV Remote Controller’s closed-loop software allows users to remotely set parameters for DJI FPV Goggles, the DJI FPV Air Unit, and the DJI FPV Camera, increasing stabilization and reducing operational errors.

Dynamic Filming Capabilities

The DJI FPV Camera has a 150° ultra-wide-angle lens, which allows users to capture more landscape into the frame. Pilots can also select from three camera modes (Racing, Standard, LED) to overcome challenges in different flying scenarios as well as adjust screen brightness and saturation to obtain a vivid image.

Accessories that Boost Your FPV Experience

Equip yourself with an array of incredible accessories for the DJI FPV System and its accompanying components.

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Will the race edition goggles work with the new race air unit?

Looks fantastic - was wondering when DJI would enter this market

This is all very interesting, can the googles and the air unit work separately from the controller?
I mean...what if I want to use another radio whatever the reason...I don't honestly get why the controller...
I'll throw in a couple of examples:
1)pros already love their FrSky transmitters and are unlikely do drop them because it's opensource...
2)what if I want to use the air unit and the googles on an inspire 2 because of the low latency and the immersive view unavailable otherwise...the small Inspire 2 FPV window on the DJI Go4 APP doesn't cut it!

We need more info for this to be appealing.

Looks fantastic - but the price.....

Can the goggles or controller be used somehow with existing DJI drones?

Wow!  Do these goggles offer an external video input via USB-C?

Cool! Nice to see

Dave50W Posted at 7-31 06:02
Will the race edition goggles work with the new race air unit?

Hey Dave500W, the DJI Digital FPV System does not support DJI Goggles RE.

escore Posted at 7-31 11:01
Can the goggles or controller be used somehow with existing DJI drones?

Hi escore, the DJI Digital FPV System uses the latest HDL technology and is not compatible with existing DJI drones, sorry about that.

djiuser_t6eZYl6o1YMs Posted at 7-31 14:47
Wow!  Do these goggles offer an external video input via USB-C?

Hi there, the DJI FPV Goggles do not support external video input via USB-C.

Elettrone78 Posted at 7-31 10:22
This is all very interesting, can the googles and the air unit work separately from the controller?
I mean...what if I want to use another radio whatever the reason...I don't honestly get why the controller...
I'll throw in a couple of examples:

Hi there, DJI Digital FPV System is not compatible with third-party controllers, but you can mount your remote controller receiver to the flight control so that a third-party controller can be used with another transmission system. However, if you use the third-party controller, I'm afraid that you may not be able to enjoy the ultra-low control delay of 7ms and the complete DJI FPV digital image transmission product experience.
Also, the system is not compatible with Inspire 2 for now. Appreciate your support and attention.

Hi,
Does the headset have head tracking ?
Are the CE / FCC mode configurable with software or are they two different hardwares ?
Thank you,
Arnaud

Very cool looking set up

When will DJI produce it's own racing drone?

CE: 0.7km

If anything they should be some sort of augmented Geo-fence because you can't really RTH when you lose signal from getting carried away.

Curious to see when the corrective lenses for the goggles will come out. They're mentioned in the product hardware video but there's no page for it in the store.

Interesting, but given the price point, DJI's seriously lagging repair service and historic non-availability of cheap spare parts might make this dead in the water..

Attaching some NVIDIA Jetson AI to the downlink feed would be cool.

escore Posted at 7-31 11:01
Can the goggles or controller be used somehow with existing DJI drones?

Hi, did you get any answer for this question?

Nice to know the information

CristianFed Posted at 8-4 04:26
Hi, did you get any answer for this question?

"Hi escore, the DJI Digital FPV System uses the latest HDL technology and is not compatible with existing DJI drones, sorry about that."

Woe Posted at 8-1 09:13
When will DJI produce it's own racing drone?

They pump out products randomly so the answer would be... one day, one day!

Gama-gama Posted at 8-9 07:49
They pump out products randomly so the answer would be... one day, one day!

this is very true

Very nice to see!

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

I love how the helmet looks

Hi! Will it be possible to get the video on a external monitor?

Elettrone78 Posted at 2019-7-31 10:22
This is all very interesting, can the googles and the air unit work separately from the controller?
I mean...what if I want to use another radio whatever the reason...I don't honestly get why the controller...
I'll throw in a couple of examples:

You can use Frysky and whatever you want at least with radios. You probably know that by now. I just switched from fly camera drones to fpv and since I didn't already have a bunch of analog gear like zero amount so I just started fpv with the digital. I like seeing well while flying and its not anymore expensive if your starting from scratch. Looking back it seems like you dont really have to learn to fly camera drones with altitude hold/gps etc. You just have to learn the controls and you can fly. Fpv is much more difficult and a lot of fun. The hard part pays well!