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DJI Avata Explorer Combo - First-Person View Drone with Camera - $889
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DJI Avata Explorer Combo - First-Person View Drone with Camera - $889
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVZR1VSH
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVZR1VSH
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DJI Avata Explorer Combo - First-Person View Drone with Camera - $889
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If you chose the other deal for $100, you get Goggles 2 instead.
In my opinion, Goggles Integra is better than Goggles 2.
If you chose the other deal for $100, you get Goggles 2 instead.
In my opinion, Goggles Integra is better than Goggles 2.
For me, the Integra was the better choice due to the built-in GPS (I'm in the USA) and I didn't want to deal with having to attach my phone to the goggles. Also, I didn't want to have a dangling cord for the battery pack that the DJI Goggles 2 has. While I do wear eyeglasses, the difference in the diopter is minimal....I don't share my goggles so having the corrective lenses in doesn't matter.
As far as the FOV goes, think of it this way, it would be like comparing a 44" TV with a 51" TV. While the 51" TV sounds better in the numbers game, but the difference is negligible.
Technically, the DJI Goggles 2 are superior but it all comes down to personal preference.
The wireless streaming function, dot matrix display, speaker and 3.5 mm audio port weren't as important as the built-in GPS and integrated battery.
For me, the Integra was the better choice due to the built-in GPS (I'm in the USA) and I didn't want to deal with having to attach my phone to the goggles. Also, I didn't want to have a dangling cord for the battery pack that the DJI Goggles 2 has. While I do wear eyeglasses, the difference in the diopter is minimal....I don't share my goggles so having the corrective lenses in doesn't matter.
As far as the FOV goes, think of it this way, it would be like comparing a 44" TV with a 51" TV. While the 51" TV sounds better in the numbers game, but the difference is negligible.
Technically, the DJI Goggles 2 are superior but it all comes down to personal preference.
The wireless streaming function, dot matrix display, speaker and 3.5 mm audio port weren't as important as the built-in GPS and integrated battery.
For me, the Integra was the better choice due to the built-in GPS (I'm in the USA) and I didn't want to deal with having to attach my phone to the goggles. Also, I didn't want to have a dangling cord for the battery pack that the DJI Goggles 2 has. While I do wear eyeglasses, the difference in the diopter is minimal....I don't share my goggles so having the corrective lenses in doesn't matter.
As far as the FOV goes, think of it this way, it would be like comparing a 44" TV with a 51" TV. While the 51" TV sounds better in the numbers game, but the difference is negligible.
Technically, the DJI Goggles 2 are superior but it all comes down to personal preference.
The wireless streaming function, dot matrix display, speaker and 3.5 mm audio port weren't as important as the built-in GPS and integrated battery.
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