Will DJI FPV goggles v2 work with the P3P?

If so, is there any advantage over version 1?


Thanks

I assume the P3P is Phantom 3 Pro?

From following this forum for a few weeks, I think I can safely answer no. The V2 goggles will not work with the P3P.

The V1 goggles wouldn't work with it would they?

Duane Degn Posted at 3-25 08:58
I assume the P3P is Phantom 3 Pro?

From following this forum for a few weeks, I think I can safely answer no. The V2 goggles will not work with the P3P.

Yes, Duane, P3P is Phantom 3 Pro; thanks for your response.
With the HDMI module added to the P3P, the version 1 FPV goggles can be used.
The v2 goggles are an advancement.
For me it is a question of whether the cost of goggles and the module are worth it; i.e., the v2 goggles cost $569 and the module is $119; therefore, over $700 with tax when the DJI FPV quad is only $1300.

Hello there kyrvas. Good day and thank you for these information you have posted. The DJI FPV Goggles V2 is equipped with a high-definition and low latency image transmission module, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 are specially designed for drone racing. It does not support the DJI Mavic, DJI Spark and other DJI Aircraft series. Thank you.

kyrvas Posted at 3-25 15:05
Yes, Duane, P3P is Phantom 3 Pro; thanks for your response.
With the HDMI module added to the P3P, the version 1 FPV goggles can be used.
The v2 goggles are an advancement.

"For me it is a question of whether the cost of goggles and the module are worth it;"
I assume by "module" you mean the Air Unit?

Just to make sure you're aware, the Air Unit transmits video from a spefic camera. Another issue is the Air Unit has been discontinued by DJI. Caddix will still be making compatible units.

Both the Caddix device and DJI Air Unit don't transmit the same quality of video as transmitted by the FPV drone. There's also an issue with activating the V2 goggles if you don't have the new FPV drone.

In order to take advantage of the full video quality of the new googles, you really need the new drone to go with it.

Edit: I have a couple other non-DJI drones and fly all sorts of other RC aircraft. This new drone is crazy fun. The video quality is amazing. It's not going to take the place of a racing drone or a freestyle drone but in my opinion, this new drone is the funnest way you can spend $1,300 ($1,700 with the Fly More kit).

Duane Degn Posted at 3-25 20:02
"For me it is a question of whether the cost of goggles and the module are worth it;"
I assume by "module" you mean the Air Unit?

By 'module', I should have said the module that is added to the RC which allows HDMI connection to the v1 goggles.

Thanks for all the info on the Air unit and the video quality. My interest in goggles is only to see clearly what the drone is seeing; a recent crash of my P3P, with glare on the screen, during a manual return home has me rethinking screen visibility on a bright day.

The DJI FPV drone is tantalizing for the fun aspect and the digital in-goggle clarity, and range but my main interest is video quality; so, an DJI Mavic 2 Pro or its successor is in my sights.

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-25 19:35
Hello there kyrvas. Good day and thank you for these information you have posted. The DJI FPV Goggles V2 is equipped with a high-definition and low latency image transmission module, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 are specially designed for drone racing. It does not support the DJI Mavic, DJI Spark and other DJI Aircraft series. Thank you.

DJI Stephen - thanks for your response and clarification of the DJI FPV goggles design purpose.

Duane Degn Posted at 3-25 20:02
"For me it is a question of whether the cost of goggles and the module are worth it;"
I assume by "module" you mean the Air Unit?

I do have the drone and the V2, both running smooth and without any problems, unlike so many others.
When I now order another airunit, a caddxkit, or some HD-BNF, do I have expect any binding and/or activation problems? I kind lost track with the whole issues.. .and since my stuff works...
Thanks for the information.
Imp

kyrvas Posted at 3-26 16:25
DJI Stephen - thanks for your response and clarification of the DJI FPV goggles design purpose.

Hi there kyrvas. You are very much welcome and if you have any other inquiries or concerns with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and support you.

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