Hi,

I have an Avata with Googles Integra.
As the new Neo is a very light drone, Im considering it.
However , I see that only Googles 3 is compatible with Neo. Is there any chance that Googles Integra will be supported on Neo in the future ?

It's not impossible, but highly unlikely for now based on user manual wording and the fact that there are new cheaper goggles coming that will work with Neo.

Avata 2 was released with only support to Googles 3 and then Googles 2 and Integra support was added.
So why not Neo ?
I already have 2 pair of Googles Integra and would like to use Neo with existing equipment.

[ilkeraktuna] Posted at 9-5 13:48
Avata 2 was released with only support to Googles 3 and then Googles 2 and Integra support was added.
So why not Neo ?
I already have 2 pair of Googles Integra and would like to use Neo with existing equipment.

When Avata 2 was released, we knew from day one support for Goggles 2/Integra was coming, because it was shown in Avata 2 Quick Start Guide. Neo got support for all O4-based control devices, seems to be a very clean cutoff that they can keep going forward.

Haha, I read this as compatability with Google.
You Americans have strange spelling sometimes

Helikiwi Posted at 9-5 15:25
Haha, I read this as compatability with Google.
You Americans have strange spelling sometimes

Americans? Where are you seeing Americans? Last time I checked, neither Croatia and Turkey are in either North America or South America.

Helikiwi Posted at 9-5 15:25
Haha, I read this as compatability with Google.
You Americans have strange spelling sometimes

I think that's what you call a typo lmao.

fansf240c01f Posted at 9-5 15:33
Americans? Where are you seeing Americans? Last time I checked, neither Croatia and Turkey are in either North America or South America.

Sorry for going off-topic, but I thought Americans knew nothing about geography, are you even one of them?

They need to add support for integra if they want to sell me this neo drone. The integra is compatible with my mini 4 pro, so I don't see why they couldn't make it compatible with the neo.

Thank you for reaching out. We currently don't have information about the compatibility of Goggles Integra with DJI Neo in the future but we will take it as a suggestion of yours and forward it to our relevant team. After the evaluation of the related department, significant suggestions or requests will be implemented via the firmware update, app update, etc. For any updates, please stay tuned to the latest news on our DJI official website at (www.dji.com) or by checking the Release Notes specific to your product. Thank you for your continued support.

I only bought the Avata 1 in December and would buy the neo right away if goggles 2 and motion 2 support was added. I have been looking for other fpv drones under 249g and the neo is exactly what I have been waiting for. Really hoping for goggles 2 and motion 2 support on the neo.

djiuser_LfB5WDbdvwYn Posted at 9-6 12:11
They need to add support for integra if they want to sell me this neo drone. The integra is compatible with my mini 4 pro, so I don't see why they couldn't make it compatible with the neo.

I agree with this completely.
No integra support , then that drone is off my list..

Please add the support for Integra, i bought avata 1 and mini 4 pro and use them both with those googles and motion 2 and it is perfect. I need this update to buy the Neo....no point buying goggles 3 when i I just bought integras and mc2....

Thanks Dji

integra , googles 2  and motion controller 2 support for DJI Neo is WANTED !

Please make it compatible!!

Hello everyone,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate customers who provide feedback. Rest assured; we will communicate this with the respective team for their consideration and attention. All significant suggestions will be implemented after the evaluation of our relevant team. For the latest updates please stay tuned to our DJI official website at ( www.dji.com ). Thank you for your understanding and support.

djiuser_LfB5WDbdvwYn Posted at 9-6 12:11
They need to add support for integra if they want to sell me this neo drone. The integra is compatible with my mini 4 pro, so I don't see why they couldn't make it compatible with the neo.

DJIs selling strategy is crystal clear: selling the NEO for a small price to boost the sales for the equipment: FPV RC3 / goggles 3 / RC Motion 3. Don't have much hope this backwards compatibility is gonna come....

I would be also more than happy to see  Neo compatible with Integra. Now i am waiting for cheaper LCD goggles, but its just not eco-friendly for the planet to do such hardware cut.
People are buying a goggles in DJI ecosystem so they should be able to use them with so many products as its technically possible. Even with worse quality or some disadvantages - older product may not support all features, but it should be usable.

hawkins2000 Posted at 9-9 06:04
DJIs selling strategy is crystal clear: selling the NEO for a small price to boost the sales for the equipment: FPV RC3 / goggles 3 / RC Motion 3. Don't have much hope this backwards compatibility is gonna come....

well, I don't think many will but Googles 3 just to use Neo.
Neo is a cheap drone to use with voice command and phone.
If DJI's strategy is to sell Googles over Neo, then it is a wrong strategy.

I would buy Neo as a second/third drone to carry everywhere. Probably wouldn't even use Googles with it. I use my Googles Integra with my Mini 3 Pro and my Avata.
If Neo supports Googles Integra , I would consider getting a Neo because that would increase the use of my Googles Integra. If not, then I will not even consider Neo.

Kyokushin Posted at 9-9 06:12
I would be also more than happy to see  Neo compatible with Integra. Now i am waiting for cheaper LCD goggles, but its just not eco-friendly for the planet to do such hardware cut.
People are buying a goggles in DJI ecosystem so they should be able to use them with so many products as its technically possible. Even with worse quality or some disadvantages - older product may not support all features, but it should be usable.

Hi there.

Thank you for letting us know your concern. Your feedback has been noted and will be passed along to the relevant department for their evaluation. Rest assured, we take all customer feedback seriously and use it to continuously improve our products and services. All significant suggestions will be implemented after the evaluation of our relevant team. For the latest updates please stay tuned to our DJI official website at ( www.dji.com ).

Thank you for your support and understanding.

[ilkeraktuna] Posted at 9-9 12:56
well, I don't think many will but Googles 3 just to use Neo.
Neo is a cheap drone to use with voice command and phone.
If DJI's strategy is to sell Googles over Neo, then it is a wrong strategy.

GOGGLES!!!!!  Not "Googles"

Ich finde auch, dass es eine Menge Unsinn ist!

Ich habe hier 4 RC-Einheiten. Ich möchte aber höchstens zwei verwenden, da in einem Rucksack nicht so viel Platz ist.
Und zum Schluss nur noch die Brille3, JA, die braucht  größere Linsen und Löcher.
Also Swett zu verwenden

DJI! We need an Integra goggle upgrade for DJI Neo! I will not buy any additional goggles if you will once again trick us! And I will not buy Neo either! I have DJI FPV, Avata and Mini 4 Pro. I do not want to buy ANOTHER goggles...

DJI is still selling the Integra Goggles so I don't see why they shouldn't make them compatible with the Neo like they did with the Avata 2 IMHO
I also have the Integra and the fpv controller 2 that I use with an O3 air unit and I really hope that with a firmware update this compatibility will be added

fichek Posted at 9-5 15:40
Sorry for going off-topic, but I thought Americans knew nothing about geography, are you even one of them?

so real tho haha

has anyone heard any update on this matter ?

DJI Ecosystem. Limited compatibility with non-dji brands and even within the DJI world.  Making the "clean cut" away from older systems makes sense in terms of driving sales and increasing the size of the market.    JMHO, the Neo is a good value. Neo probably has introduced many to DJI and  people like me who didn't consider a DJI platform until they improved the original Avata and released the 04.  People who are in no need for back compatibility. New market for future 04 hardware.  Yes, unfortunately just creating more potential waste and cost for existing users.  Good and bad about UAS hardware is it does have a limited life span relative to other electronics. Eventually wears out past repairing  with use or you crash and trash it.  

what are you saying hiyarto ?
I didn't understand your point.
AMK

somehow i remain hopeful. it took a long time for Goggles 2 to fly the first DJI FPV but it did happen eventually, and they picked up the ball again with Goggles 2 flying Avata 2 with a relatively quick update. i think the last gen goggles will work with Neo eventually. Understand that backward compatibility may not be as easy as it sounds, and for a flying device, vigorous and extensive testing needs to be carried out, or may risk drones falling out of the sky. my 2cts

DJI Diana Posted at 9-9 02:56
Hello everyone,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate customers who provide feedback. Rest assured; we will communicate this with the respective team for their consideration and attention. All significant suggestions will be implemented after the evaluation of our relevant team. For the latest updates please stay tuned to our DJI official website at ( www.dji.com ). Thank you for your understanding and support.

hi ! i love that you update firmware to expand compatibility and keep us customers in your dji-universe, and i actively encourage friends to buy dji because it is safe.  If you were to stop this policy by for example not updating gocgles 2 for Neo... then i would be very sceptical to buying more drones (i have had 4 different, and several remotes. Then other producers would be more interesting ;-)

Still nothing dear DJI?
The integra was quite an expensive toy, why you don’t make your devices compatible?

It’s hardly to make customers buy N3 for the Neo, I really for no idea why can’t Integra support Neo at all, even Neo using O4 , it’s only a mini drone and not that powerful at all, why not compatible with N2 and Integra? Really so weird, If it could be compatible with N2 and Integra, more ppl would be interested of it.

Hope DJI could make it’s compatible asap

Hi. I have purchased the Neo, hoping that it will soon be compatible with Goggles Integra and Controller 2. If compatibility is not achieved, I will sell my Neo. I hope I was not hasty in buying it in the hope that DJI will make it compatible.

So… I  probably shouldn’t admit to this, but I  broke down and bought the new goggles N3 and the motion 3 controller to use with the Neo. So far, I’m terribly disappointed. I have had so little use of my goggles 2, which is such a better device than the N3. It’s hard to believe I’ve had the goggles 2 for longer, as the N3 is much closer to my DJI goggles 1! It’s huge and heavy and uncomfortable! And now I have *three*DJI goggles, *two* motion controllers… it’s absolutely ridiculous, when I’ve owned the goggles 2 for a little over a year… Anyways, it’s disappointing to say the least, and I don’t understand why the N3 is such a ridiculously large and heavy device. I understand it’s a “budget” product, but still… I refused to buy the goggles 3 on principle, but thought I’d try the N3… I might return it, we’ll see…

Also, as stated before, several DJI drones with O4 do have compatibility with O3 goggles. So it’s entirely doable for DJI to make the goggles 2 and integrate them with the Neo. If they don’t do it, it’s entirely by choice, so they can sell you another slight upgrade on a very expensive product…

Neo should be compatible with Goggles 2, Integra, Motion Controller 2 and RC-FPV2 - just all previous generation set, in same way as Avata 2.

DJI does not hear us.
Or pretend not hearing...

CamNYC Posted at 12-19 02:26
So… I  probably shouldn’t admit to this, but I  broke down and bought the new goggles N3 and the motion 3 controller to use with the Neo. So far, I’m terribly disappointed. I have had so little use of my goggles 2, which is such a better device than the N3. It’s hard to believe I’ve had the goggles 2 for longer, as the N3 is much closer to my DJI goggles 1! It’s huge and heavy and uncomfortable! And now I have *three*DJI goggles, *two* motion controllers… it’s absolutely ridiculous, when I’ve owned the goggles 2 for a little over a year… Anyways, it’s disappointing to say the least, and I don’t understand why the N3 is such a ridiculously large and heavy device. I understand it’s a “budget” product, but still… I refused to buy the goggles 3 on principle, but thought I’d try the N3… I might return it, we’ll see…

Also, as stated before, several DJI drones with O4 do have compatibility with O3 goggles. So it’s entirely doable for DJI to make the goggles 2 and integrate them with the Neo. If they don’t do it, it’s entirely by choice, so they can sell you another slight upgrade on a very expensive product…

Hi there,
thank you for reaching out.

We apologize for the inconvenience. Compared with DJI Goggles 2, DJI Goggles N3 not only incorporates a single 1080p ultra-wide screen and a ready-to-use design but also features DJI's latest O4 FHD video transmission technology. It offers an extended battery life of up to 2.7 hours* and includes additional features such as AR Cursor** and One-Tap Defogging. It is compatible with more of DJI's latest drones and remote controllers, enhancing the overall user experience.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.