Hello, I am Far Sited (Hyperopia) so I wear reading glasses to see up close.  Does anyone know if the new DJI Goggles 2 will allow for my vision correction or is it only setup to help people see Far Away (Myopia or Near Sited)?

were you able to get the lens inserts to work for you on the previous goggles v2?

The Saint Posted at 9-2 15:55
were you able to get the lens inserts to work for you on the previous goggles v2?

Yes but they didn't work very well.  I guess what I'm asking is can I dial-in to get +1.75 or +1.50 on each eye in the new DJI Goggles V2?

im thinking the goggle 2 is the goggles v2 with lens inserts.  if you could get it work on goggles v2 (with different strength inserts for each eye or not) then you prob could do the same for goggles 2.  images show at least -2, 0, and 2 on the goggle 2.

The Saint Posted at 9-2 16:28
im thinking the goggle 2 is the goggles v2 with lens inserts.  if you could get it work on goggles v2 (with different strength inserts for each eye or not) then you prob could do the same for goggles 2.  images show at least -2, 0, and 2 on the goggle 2.

I'm waiting on my goggles and just try to dial them in.  Thanks

please come back and let us know; i have the same issue

Hello there RichfromHowellNJ. Thank you for reaching out and for giving out these information. The D JI Goggles 2 ( https://store.dji.com/no/product/dji-fpv-goggles-v2 ) support diopter adjustment, ranging from -8.0 to 2.0 D. Therefore, myopia glasses are not needed during usage. Eyeglass frames are provided for free when you purchase DJI Goggles 2. If you need astigmatism correction or if the goggles’ diopter is unsuitable, you can purchase additional corrective lenses from an optical shop. Then, install the lenses to the eyeglass frames for usage. Thank you.

DJI Stephen - I'm not an Opthomologist but I do know that I wear reading glasses to see up close.  I believe instead of myopia I have Hyperopia which means that I can see far away.  What I'm trying to find out is will the built in adjustments in the goggles allow for that type of correction.  Are you able to answer this question?

Have you considered daily disposable contact lens?

DAFlys Posted at 9-3 00:44
Have you considered daily disposable contact lens?

Not for reading close ... that would not work for me

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 9-3 00:54
Not for reading close ... that would not work for me

Well I have been flying for a few weeks now with the DJI Goggles 2 and not having any issues with my near sightedness so I guess I won't need corrective lenses.  Yeah!

I have the goggles 2 and also require reading glasses. I need +2 reading glasses and the diopter on the goggles work fine for me.
You can set each eye separately.

bjr981s Posted at 9-18 14:00
I have the goggles 2 and also require reading glasses. I need +2 reading glasses and the diopter on the goggles work fine for me.
You can set each eye separately.

Out of curiosity (not being an ophthalmologist) … if you wear 2.0 reading glasses …. What did you wind up setting your diopter adjustment on your goggles?

RichfromHowellNJ Posted at 9-18 14:45
Out of curiosity (not being an ophthalmologist) … if you wear 2.0 reading glasses …. What did you wind up setting your diopter adjustment on your goggles?

Goggles set to L3 R2 but have not fine tuned them yet.

good info!

bjr981s Posted at 9-19 17:30
Goggles set to L3 R2 but have not fine tuned them yet.

Thank you very much ... I appreciate it!