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Gregg Smith May 30, 2023
With the latest firmware updates, DJI have added support for the DJI Goggles 2 / Integra with the Mavic 3 series and Mini 3 Pro aircraft. Once all of the devices are updated, this unlocks the ability to fly semi-FPV on the supported drones, but there are some things to be aware of. While you are (officially) limited to using the Motion 2 Controller with the aircraft while using the goggles, it is possible to take off using your normal RC controller, then turn on the goggles for the remainder of the flight, but you can only use head tracking if using the Motion 2 controller. You are limited to 4K, 2.7K or HD at 60fps whilst flying with the goggles, with no option for using the zoom lens(es) on the Mavic 3 series. It's an interesting idea for anybody looking to expand their creativity and flying styles but hopefully DJI will continue to offer updates that allow more flexibility in controller and camera options.
Gregg Smith May 30, 2023
With the latest firmware updates, DJI have added support for the DJI Goggles 2 / Integra with the Mavic 3 series and Mini 3 Pro aircraft. Once all of the devices are updated, this unlocks the ability to fly semi-FPV on the supported drones, but there are some things to be aware of. While you are (officially) limited to using the Motion 2 Controller with the aircraft while using the goggles, it is possible to take off using your normal RC controller, then turn on the goggles for the remainder of the flight, but you can only use head tracking if using the Motion 2 controller. You are limited to 4K, 2.7K or HD at 60fps whilst flying with the goggles, with no option for using the zoom lens(es) on the Mavic 3 series. It's an interesting idea for anybody looking to expand their creativity and flying styles but hopefully DJI will continue to offer updates that allow more flexibility in controller and camera options.