DJIGoggles N3, FPV Goggles with 1080p Ultra-Wide Screen, Immersive Flight Experience, FPV Drone Goggles, Wireless Streaming, Drone Goggles, Ready-to-Use Kit, AR Cursor

Another perfect product from DJI. Image quality is crispy. There has been no signal problems at all. The goggles fit comfortably and snuggly against the face. Battery life is decent. Again DJI has priced their product just right for what it offers.

This thing is amazing, but I had to return it for one simple reason. My eyes are not strong enough to use it without reading glasses and my reading glasses are irritating to wear under it. But for people younger than 45? Buy this. It's amazing.

Work great. sync fast. Great video.

I couldn't be happier with my purchase of these goggles. I charge my Neo batteries as soon as possible just so I can get back out flying with the goggles. DJI did a solid job with these. So much fun!

THE only way to fly!

Update 3/1/25: I really wanted to like these goggles and they are very good goggles.... if you have not used the Goggles 3 that come with the Avata 2. We made a small obstacle course and used the Neo with the N3 Goggles and they worked great, but lackluster. For price difference of Goggles 3, I was pretty set on keeping the N3 Goggles. Well, after using the N3 on the Neo, we changed to the Avata 2 and the Goggles 3 are linked with this drone. We put on the goggles 3 just after taking off the N3 Goggles and it was like night and day. The colors and clarity just jumped right out and there was a world of difference. I ended up retuning these N3 Goggles after close to a month usage, though I used them enough to only charge them once. I have since lowered my star rating. Again, if you have never used nor intend to use the Goggles 3, then these N3 Goggles will be fine.Original Post: I bought the DJI N3 goggles for the Neo and hopefully later, the Flip. i also own the Avata 2 and have the Goggles 3. As far as comparisons, the N3 goggles are bigger and extend further from your head is first thing you'll notice. They are still comfortable though.The next thing you'll notice is that the buttons are in different places, but you get used to them. The biggest difference is that the N3 is 1080p and not the OLED like the Goggles 3. Plus, the N3 has the screen going all across the goggles and not individual screens like the Goggles 3. It makes a little difference, but not a big one. The N3 also has a slight curve in the screen, but again, it really isn't a bad thing.If you wear glasses, you can war your glasses with the N3. With the Goggles 3, you cannot wear glasses, but it has in-goggle agjustments to compensate.Overall, for less than half the price of the Goggles 3, the N3 lives up to expectations and is a great pair of goggles. if you've not ever used the Goggles 3, you'll really like the N3. BTW, both have the anti-fogging fans built in.Yes, i would recommend these N3 goggles.NOTE: I changed my rating to 4 stars due to lack of compatibility with other DJI drones, especially the Flip. The Goggles 3 is compatible with Mini 4 Pro where these N3 goggles are not compatible. These N3 goggles are ONLY COMPATIBLE with DJI Neo and DJI Avata 2 at this point. I see no future possibilities written anywhere of the N3 being compatible with the Mini 4 Pro, the Flip or Air 3S, which I was really hoping for.

Cost makes this king for 0cusync 4 Dji devices.

hurts my nose an insane amount