Hello,I know currently the Mavic 2 Air is not compatible with DJI Goggles which is a massive shame! however I would really like to experiance flight through goggles instead of having to use a phone/tablet as the primary display.
Is it possible to connect a Ipad (7th Gen) or my phone display directly to a set of goggles (Not DJI) so I can view the video feed?
I understand that I would not have the flight control options that are available with DJI Goggles but just the video feed would be fine.

Any help or advise would be appreciated.

Sorry to say no. Maybe with a tablet that has an HDMI output.

Could I not use a lightning - HDMI adapter, Would it then be possible?

Grumpy Monk Posted at 6-11 00:07
Could I not use a lightning - HDMI adapter, Would it then be possible?

No,

You need a tablet / phone that connects to the controller via the included cable with the controller and a seperate port from the SmartDevice with a HDMI output. So at least 2 seperate independent ports. USB and HDMI.

I have been using a CrystalSky that has multiple ports with my Mavic Air 1 and the DJI goggles connected with a HDMI cable.

Unfortunately this no longer works as the CrystalSky is a 16 bit Android version and DJI Fly is a 32 Bit application.

So you have 2 choices.

Wait till the SmartContoller support for the Air 2 is available.
Buy a 32 bit android equivalent to the CrystalSky.

Cheers

Or hope that DJI Googles are supported by the Mavic Air 2 in the near future!

Grumpy Monk Posted at 6-11 03:10
Or hope that DJI Googles are supported by the Mavic Air 2 in the near future!

They have advised that they will not support them. They may change but unlikely I think.

It would also only be the RE if they do change their mind.

Using the SC should work fine with White and Black RE goggles.

bjr981s Posted at 6-11 03:23
They have advised that they will not support them. They may change but unlikely I think.

It would also only be the RE if they do change their mind.

"Using the SC should work fine with White and Black RE goggles."

Can you go into this configuration in more detail? What would I need to buy to get this running now or am I missing your point?

Thanks

Grumpy Monk Posted at 6-11 04:06
"Using the SC should work fine with White and Black RE goggles."

Can you go into this configuration in more detail? What would I need to buy to get this running now or am I missing your point?

The DJI SmartController is currently not supporting the Mavic Air 2.
DJI have committed to make the SmartController work with the Air 2. They will not give an ETA. (P4P V2 was 12 Months)
The DJI SmartController has an HDMI output port.
Any device that has a HDMI input Port will work with the SmartController.
Both DJI Goggles have HDMI input ports.

You need a SC, DJI Goggles, and an Air 2. and appropriate cables. But will only work when DJI releases the update for Air 2 support for the SmartController.

Cheers

bjr981s Posted at 6-13 07:17
The DJI SmartController is currently not supporting the Mavic Air 2.
DJI have committed to make the SmartController work with the Air 2. They will not give an ETA. (P4P V2 was 12 Months)
The DJI SmartController has an HDMI output port.

Thank you for the clarification it has helped.

Hello there Grumpy Monk. Thank you for reaching out and I am sorry the the DJI Mavic Air 2 is not compatible with the DJI Goggles as of the moment. I hope that you can get the best information from our DJI co pilots with regards to this inquiry. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 6-16 00:10
Hello there Grumpy Monk. Thank you for reaching out and I am sorry the the DJI Mavic Air 2 is not compatible with the DJI Goggles as of the moment. I hope that you can get the best information from our DJI co pilots with regards to this inquiry. Thank you.

Mavic Air 2 firmware has been released the supports the Smart Controller...SO I chatted with DJI to confirm flying with the goggles hdmi IN connected to the Smart Controller hdmi OUT would really work.  DJI was clear they would NOT confirm this either way.  He said I could try it myself.

IF SOMEONE HAS THE MA2 & SMART CONTROLLER & GOGGLES PLEASE GIVE THIS A TRY AND LET US KNOW BECAUSE DJI REFUSES TO DO SO OR DJI DOES NOT HAVE ANY GOGGLES LEFT

You can download  the litchi  app it cost me about $35 aus few years ago not sure what it is now. Become a test pilot on the sign up and you can then get a set of cheap vr goggles that you put your phone in go to settings on the app turn on fpv and you have a goggle experience. Not the same as the high def goggles but pretty good