DJI Goggles Racing Edition with 1080p HD Screens

OcuSync Video Transmission Module^[2]

DJI Goggles deliver FPV video with ultimate speed, stability, and clarity. The OcuSync Video Transmission Module offers 2.4 and 5.8 GHz dual-band digital video transmission with latency as low as 50 ms and a maximum control range of up to 7 km.^[1] Equipped with an array of powerful features, such as 1280x960 HD transmission^[3] and automatic Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) transmission, this module is compatible with a variety of multi-rotor and fixed-wing aircraft. Packed with advanced tech and features, as well as external modules to suit a variety of setups, DJI Goggles RE achieve immersive drone racing that is unparalleled.

Access to low-interference transmission channels is the key to success for competitive FPV racing, especially when multiple drones are flying simultaneously. Manually choose from up to 12 transmission channels to effectively avoid interference.^[4]

When encountering wireless interference, the OcuSync Module will quickly and automatically switch between the 2.4 and 5.8 GHz channels to maintain unobstructed transmission.

With an extra pair of DJI Goggles, a spectator can experience the thrill of crone racing from the same perspective as the pilot. A second user can also view the pilot's FPV from a smartphone with a Mavic Controller.

Camera Module

The DJI Goggles RE-compatible OcuSync Camera users a 1/3" image sensor, providing much higher-resolution video transmission than most analog FPV goggles on the market. It also uses a global shutter, significantly reducing rolling shutter effect caused by high-frequency vibration. Also, its 148° FOV with a low-distortion lens delivers a wide, yet natural-looing camera view. With such an advanced camera, users can control flight accurately and even record a whole flight for analysis and sharing.^[5]

Ultimate Control for Boundless Flight

Access to flight setting adjustmens, gimbal control, and precise flight data are necessary for effective drone racing. DJI Goggles RE offer all of this and more.

Flight Control

DJI Goggles RE use bottom-up processing, which means a signal reception module isn't required. By Connecting a third-party controller to the Goggles, users can directly control racing drones with an F3, F4, KISS, Naze, or any other supported flight controller.

Gimbal Control

In Head Tracking Gimbal mode, a user can control the gimbal camera just by putting on the Goggles and turning their head.

On-Screen Display

Essential flight information, including transmission resolution, battery level, and signal quality, is easily visible onscreen.

Digital & Analog Transmission

In addition to HD digital transmission, DJI Goggles RE offer analog transmission through an SMA port.

Multiple Antennas for Every Flight

DJI Goggles can be purchased with three pairs of external antennas for different scenarios.

Wide-Ranging Applications

Apart from compatibility with racing quads and fixed-wing model aircraft, DJI Goggles RE can be used with vehicles, robots, and industrial drones to provide clear FPV during cargo transportation, search and rescue operations, and even structural inspections.^[6]

More Compatibility. More Comfort.

Compatible with the Mavic Pro, Spark, Phantom 4 series, and Inspire 2, DJI Goggles Re inherit all the great features of DJI Goggles, including full flight setting control, two high-resolution screens, Head Tracking, and more. An optimized facial pad and headband offer added comfort and better light blockage for a maximized viewing experience.

More Video Options

DJI Goggles RE play videos in a variety of different formats, including MP4, MOV, AVI, and MKV, so users have even more ways to experience immersive media. Users can also view 6K 360° panoramas.

[1] Attainable when transmission resolution is set to 480p under FCC regulations at 2.4 GHz in ideal conditions. The recommended transmission distance is 2 km for fixed-wing aircraft and 200 m for drone racing.
[2] Camera Module and OcuSync Video Transmission Module sold separately.
[3] 720p 60 fps and 480p 50 fps transmission are also supported.
[4] 12 selectable transmission channels are available at 5.8 GHz and seven channels are available at 2.4 GHz.
[5] Supported with both OcuSync and analog video transmission.
[6] OcuSync Video Transmission Module and Camera Module are required.