New V2.0 Version FXT Viper FPV Goggles 5.8GHz Video Glasses Support Wearing Glasses, Detachable 5inch Monitor for Drone Quadcopter

These aren't the most portable goggles out there but they more than make up for it in clarity, comfort, and field of view.They're super comfortable and fit all of my friend's faces that have tried them. I really like the fact that they fit over glasses so there is no need for diopters or special lenses. The field of view is large and really immersive. The clarity is excellent and the built-in diversity receivers work great. The signal quality and picture quality were on par with most of the top fpv goggles and receivers that I have tried.I also really like that the screen detaches so you can show your friends or have an extra screen when you are changing OSD settings. The menu system is not the most intuitive at first, but its very easy use after you learn it. The little joystick is very responsive and fun to use. Note that you will need an external battery to power these goggles.At this price point and the quality and features that you get, I would not hesitate to recommend these to anyone looking for new goggles.

Of three different pairs of FPV box goggles these have been the best for me as a glasses wearer. Although these goggles are a bit larger than the average box goggle, they are very comfortable and not heavy on the head at all. The distance from eye to screen eliminated any eye strain. The ability to remove the monitor and the shroud for seeing your surroundings for LOS flying are nice features. The screen is very bright and any small light leakage around bridge of nose is not noticeable when the screen is on. I really like the different options for finding bands/channels and the ability to set up favorite channels is a plus. I used the HDMI IN to plug into GPU an unused HDMI OUT on my GPU for running my FPV simulators -- good for training, practicing new maneuvers, or when you just can't get out to fly. The addition of a tripod mount on the bottom of the screen would be a plus. The goggles come with a very nice protective carrying case. The only thing that I changed (more a preference than a need) were the stock antennas. I replaced them with a pagoda and crosshair antenna. If you are looking for a nice set of goggles which support glasses wearers, has a very nice display, DVR, and true diversity receiver at a great price you may want to consider these.

I bought these since I am trying to get my kids into FPV drone freestyle and racing. Two of them wear glasses and it works wonderfully! The screen is bright, high quality, takes HDMI input, and performs well. Being able to take the shroud off is a nice touch. The screen detaches to view separately, too. I use the HDMI input to practice in the flight simulator Liftoff.The fact that it uses mirrors makes it a lot easier to focus on the screen. It also means you now have three surfaces to wipe instead of one, but not a big deal.I am not a fan of having the battery behind the head. My kids do tend to lean their head back while practicing, but they cannot do that without discomfort. Maybe I'll modify it to hold it on the side (Fat Shark style). Will wait on that until I have had it a while.The joystick control for the menu is awesome...except when bumping it unintentionally. Mainly, my kids do it when adjusting it to fit. Commonly reported as a negative for these goggles, but it is not a deal breaker for me.(NOTE: I have NOT used this for remote use YET. Only HDMI. I will update on that later.)Also, I got this as "Used" from the Amazon Warehouse. It was practically new except the box was opened. Since I paid 60-65% for it, I am even happier!!!!I'd HIGHLY recommend these for users with glasses and just getting into FPV!

Best FPV goggle I've used! Sits comfortably on forehead without pressure on face. You can easily use with Rx glasses. Very sharp image. Versatile as it can also be used for viewing a smartphone screen when flying drones that use wifi apps ie. my Parrot Bebop2. Using it without the removable light blocking shield lets you quickly shift between FPV or LOS flying. You can easily move about and stay aware of your surroundings. The screen is still shielded more than enough for FPV flying. Flexible power supply options. Freq search works fine and the DVR is good. True diversity receiver and easy to navigate controls. Great zippered hard case. Nothing better especially for the price! Excellent value. Only con (not a biggie for me ) is its size. It's not a visor but it's four times cheaper and just as good IMO. Has some features that a visor style goggle can't offer ie wear rx glasses or use a smartphone for wifi drones.

This is a great set of goggles for anything FPV related. The opening fits over my glasses and lack of fresnel lens inside means that the image is really clear. The padding is soft and fits my face w/o any light leaking. The diversity screen can be removed and used externally if needed, that makes it really flexible. The menu system is intuitive with a small 5-way joystick at the back and it has DVR! The battery pack (not included) fits into a pocket on the strap behind your head. I would recommend this goggle to my friends.

Sorry to say I have a love/hate relationship with this headset. For the first impression this is a great product is very comfortable being as big as it is and at the same time it delivers great funtiinality and the diversity receiver works great.Now for the bad part, the manufacturer has low quality control, that said the straps started to unglue after a month of use, I just sawed them, (Wich should have been done in the factory, not glue), but now one of the mirors inside has started to develop mold, and i cannot fid a way to clean it, Finally I replaced the mirror, but it does leave you with a lot to wish for.And I wish I bought a fatshark instead of this.

After buying a bunch of FPV screens and adapters, I wish I had just started out with this gem of a product. It pulls duty as both a monitor and as a set of box type goggles. While it is pretty bulky to carry around, everything does go quite nicely into the included carrying case, though I wish it had a better dividers and such to keep the various cables and antennas when putting it away. I also find the screen bright enough even in the blazing sun to not need the included sun visor(?) piece and it makes putting them on and off much easier.With regards to complaints, my glasses do brush up against the rim of these goggles which sometimes makes placement tricky but being able to wear my existing glasses is a pretty big bonus already. I also wish that it could be powered just via a USB power bank since the screen itself just uses a Micro-USB port but you will need at least a 2S lipo battery to operate which are plentiful and easy to acquire. If you don't have batteries with a XT60 connector though you'll have to do as I did and custom either an adapter or get a battery pack with the correct barrel adapter.I've been very happy with these and would highly recommend to anybody who wears glasses and even those who don't. I really do wish I got this sooner: the DVR works great, solid reception, comfortable when adjusted, bright easy to read screen, it really just checks all the boxes for me and hope this helps with anybody sitting on the fence about getting this set.

Good quality unit.Works great with my glasses.Diversity works well.In my use, they have been comfortable to wear going through multiple packs on multiple quads in one outing.Of course with almost all fpv goggles, you will want to upgrade the antennas to suit your needs. That being said, the antennas supplied with the goggles work fine to get you out and flying.You do have to keep in mind that they do not come with a battery pack. You will need to use a flight battery using the supplied cord, or purchase an 18650 battery box like that available from Fatshark.

I've wasted hundreds of dollars trying to find goggles that actually fit over glasses.i have a weird and very expensive prescription that would make a pair of fatsharks with diopters a $1200 proposition.I tried quanum DIY facebox,(heavy poorly balanced, ugly as sin), quanum v2(better, but glasses tore up the foam bits and the thing died after two weeks. These fxt vipers are as close to a perfect design as I've found. Light, well balanced a bit strange to look at but have you seen quanum Camo neoprene cover? Yikes. The joystick control to navigate menus is AWESOME!!

Can use with my glasses !

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