Take drone piloting to the next level by putting yourself in the virtual cockpit with the DJI Goggles Integra. With a compatible drone, such as the Avata, the Integra gives you a stable first-person view of what the drone's gimbal sees as it flies, thanks to O3+ transmission. Twin HD micro OLED displays makes the experience realistic with support for 1080p Full HD resolution at 100 Hz. The Integra also offers low latency and SyncSmooth technology to keep playback fluid, reducing fatigue and motion sickness. The Integra are made to be as comfortable to wear as they are fun to use. They are lightweight at only 14.5 oz and feature an integrated battery headband and replaceable foam padding.

For DJI Avata, O3 Air Unit & Digital FPV    1080p/100 Micro OLED Displays    Low Latency & SyncSmooth Technology    O3+ 1080p Video Transmission    Auto-Switching 2.4/5.8 GHz Transmission    TUV Rheinland Low Blue Light Certified    11 Pairs of Lens Inserts Included    Supports -8.0 to +2.0 Diopters    Integrated Battery Strap & Foam Padding    Up to 2 Hours of Battery Life

A stable signal from the drone to the Goggles Integra is essential for an enjoyable FPV flight. This is why DJI incorporated their O3+ video transmission technology and 2T4R antenna system. Video is transmitted at 1080p Full HD resolution with a 30 ms latency over either a 2.4 or 5.8 GHz wireless signal. The Integra will auto-switch between them to improve stability. Then there's SyncSmooth, which works to keep the video and Integra displays in sync for fluid playback that reduces eye fatigue and motion sickness.

Achieving TUV Rheinland certification, the Integra displays product low blue light to further help with eye strain during long flights.

Almost anyone can fly with the Goggles Integra, even without glasses, thanks to the inclusion of 11 pairs of lens inserts that range from -8.0 D to +2.0 D. You can also adjust the IPD (Interpupillary Distance) between 56-72mm to ensure a crisp and in-focus experience.

You can share what you see with others by loading the DJI Fly app on your iOS or Android mobile device and connecting the phone to the Integra. DJI Fly will share the Integra's display with the phone/tablet simultaneously.

The Integra can save footage that it displays on an optional microSD card (up to 512GB). This gives you the ability to share drone footage overlayed with the OSD menu information of the Integra. You can also playback video and audio files inside the Integra. It supports MOV and MP4 video in H.264 and H.265 compression, and audio in AAC or PCM formats.

• Integra is compatible with DJI Avata, O3 Air Unit, and Digital FPY System
• Head tracking is possible with the optional DJI RC Motion 2 or DJI Motion Controller
• Antennas are foldable for easier storage and transport
• Up to two hours of battery life
• Battery is chargeable via USB-C with an optional adapter or power bank
• Supports DJI Virtual Flight app

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this be ADS-B compliant? I read somewhere that only the Googles Integra not the Google 2 are. Thanks.

A: DJI Avata and DJI Goggles 2 do not support ADS-B currently.

Q: 2. I am far sighted, meaning I have astigmatism and need reading glasses, shouldn't't the lenses br + instead of -? why would someone that is near sighted need corrective lenses anyway?

A: Hi, these corrective lenses are designed to allow you to wear the DJI goggles without having to wear your prescription glasses. Without these and your prescription glasses, content may be blurry and not sharply in focus. The DJI corrective lenses are available for both nearsightedness and farsightedness. For farsightedness the product is the DJI Goggles Corrective Lenses (+4.5D) BH #DJGOGGLP22 or DJI Goggles Corrective Lenses (+5.0D) BH #DJGOGGLP23 depending on your prescription. Recommended diopter is +1.0D higher than your prescription.

Q: 3. Do these goggles need a constant wired connection to a smart phone for you to fly the drone?

A: The DJI Goggles 3 do not need to be connected to your phone for flying.

Q: 4. I'm blind in one eye. Is the image in the goggles 3 the same in both lenses?

A: Unfortunately no. The DJI Goggles 3 will not duplicate the image in both lens and instead projects the full image across right and left lens, providing a 88° FOV.

Q: 5. Are the goggles Integra better then the goggles 2 ?

A: The DJI Goggles Integra, B&H # DJGOGGLESI, are a lower cost alternative to the DJI Goggles 2 Headset, B&H # DJGOGGLES2. The Goggles 2 have a wider field of view, have a touchpad for navigation the menu, and uses swappable batteries, but the Integra has GPS built-in for remote ID compliance.

Q: 6. Are these goggles compatible with O3 transmitters?

A: No, the DJI Goggles 3 use O4 wireless transmission and are not compatible with O3 transmitters.

Q: 7. does this work with the mavic mini 3 pro? If yes, does it work with the DJI RC at the same time?

A: The DJI Goggles integra can be used with the Mini 3 Pro, however the drone cannot be used with the DJI RC and Goggles Integra at the same time. Using the goggles requires piloting the drone with the DJI RC Motion 2 Controller, B&H # DJRCM2.

Q: 8. Is his compatible to use with DJI FPV drone?

A: The DJI Goggles Integra is compatible with DJI Avata, O3 Air Unit, and Digital FPY System.

Q: 9. Is compatible with dji fpv controller 2?

A: The DJI Goggles Integra is compatible with the DJI FPV Remote Controller 2.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with DJI Mini pro 4?

A: Yes, the DJI Goggles Integra Motion Combo with RC Motion 2 is compatible with the DJI Mini pro 4.