DJI Goggles Integra with Micro-OLED and RC Motion 2 make FPV drones more comfortable

With the DJI Goggles Integra and the RC Motion 2 remote control, DJI has introduced new accessories for the Avata FPV drone, which should enable a cheaper and at the same time more comfortable overall package. The new DJI FPV goggles with glasses are based on 100 Hz fast micro-OLED panels.

DJI Goggles Integra

With the Goggles Integra, DJI has introduced new FPV goggles for the DJI Avata drone (approx. $630 on Amazon), which are $280 cheaper than the DJI Goggles 2 (approx. $780 on Amazon). Despite the lower price, DJI uses 100 Hz fast, 700 nits bright micro-OLED displays with 1,080p resolution, since the battery is integrated directly into the headband, the new DJI FPV goggles with glasses do not have any cables at all.

With a weight of 410 grams, the Goggles Integra is around 120 grams heavier than the Goggles 2, but DJI still promises greater comfort thanks to the design adjustments. The battery lasts around two hours on one charge. Thanks to DJI OcuSync 3 Plus, video signals can be transmitted from a distance of up to 12 kilometers. However, the DJI Goggles Integra does without the diopter correction of the Goggles 2, the field of view is significantly smaller at 44 degrees instead of 51 degrees.

The DJI Goggles Integra also offers low latency and SyncSmooth technology to keep playback fluid, reducing fatigue and motion sickness. The Wi-Fi module is also missing, so it is not possible to stream videos wirelessly from a smartphone. It is lightweight at only 14.5 oz and features an integrated battery headband and replaceable sponge foam padding.

The DJI Goggles Integra can now be pre-ordered on the Bhphotovideo.com, Amazon.com, and Amazon.co.uk websites for $499.

A bundle with the new FPV glasses, remote control, and the DJI Avata drone is offered for $1,278 on Bhphotovideo.com, Amazon.com, and Amazon.co.uk websites.

DJI RC Motion 2

At the same time, DJI introduced the RC Motion 2, a new remote control that, thanks to the new joystick and trigger, should offer more freedom when flying – pilots can fly backward more easily or adjust the height of the drone.

DJI RC Motion 2 is the updated controller that makes it easier to fly the DJI Avata. According to DJI, it allows users of all levels to easily maneuver the drone thanks to the renewed controls and motion detection technology.

The DJI RC Motion 2 introduces a revised joystick and throttle, along with a reverse function to support multi-directional flight (upright, sideways, backward, and more), making direction adjustment more intuitive and choosing a location suitable for easier landing.

The precision accuracy and the richest dynamic movements, facilitate the management of complex flight maneuvers in total safety. The Fn wheel allows you to quickly adjust camera parameters without interacting with the viewer.

The DJI RC Motion 2 remote control can be pre-ordered for $239 on Bhphotovideo.com, Amazon.com, and Amazon.co.uk websites.