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The Viture One XR glasses works also perfect with the RC  Pro controller via the USB-C port of the controller without any extra accessories! I think has also some benefits compared to Integra - a little bit sight outside of the glasses, you doun't need an spotter

A great alternative to my Integra, now can I simple fly with glasses in combination with my RC Pro controller without Motion Controller!

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Also to fly with the Simulator on the RC Pro has an new quality!

I love this solution combination!

@DJI: think DJI should enter into a joint venture with Viture - the XR glasses in combination with some DJI products like Pocket 3 or RC Pro controller are an great combination! ;-)

Hi, Cpt. Joe. We'd like you to know that we appreciate your valuable suggestions. We will forward your concern to our related department. Thank you for your continued support.

Also some one said that it's work
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I have the xReal air2 Pro glasses, same thing, different company. Glasses are far more comfortable than the goggles and offer some other benefits like being able to see through them as well. They are far lighter and easier to carry. Offer the utility of being useful for other things aside from he drone, like watching a movie on a flight while leaning back and relaxing. I use mine with both the RC Pro and my Mavic 3 Cine, which is far easier to guide with the glasses and my Mini 4 Pro with the RC 2. I upgraded to the 4 Pro, just to be able to do this, sine the regular RC does not. I frankly liked the 3 Pro drone better, another discussion. The RC 2 is much lighter than the RC Pro, so it is a far easier item to pack back when hiking to the back country. Making the setup a lighter package.

Sorry to bother you, but I need to confirm before I buy the glasses. Did you simply plug the glasses into the bottom USB-C port of the RC and it worked?  Danke schön.