Hey@@newalpha2254 , The Goggles 2 are good yet there is so much cable clutter (as shown at 25:26) associated with setting up that it gets in the way of 'getting into the moment'. The Integra has a slightly smaller FOV but not significant enough a difference over the Goggles 2. They just seem right 🙂
In my case I got tired of my prescription lenses popping off and also the fact that I needed to initially connect to my phone for the GPS signal needed for the Remote ID error. I kept the Goggles 2 so I can connect them as "spectator" mode.
Movement of Micro SD slot: Inclement weather conditions perhaps? What's the plan when the integra batteries run out? 2 hrs. of flight time seem like headset prison to me. What say you? Hopefully they take the best of both Integra upgrades and G2's ability to swap batteries out into their next headsets...
Very comprehensive review, thank you! Question: I'm strictly looking for the most immersive FPV experience, the one that feels most like you're flying. Are you finding that one of these is better for this thank the other?
Though the Integra has a little bit less FOV compared to the full FOV with the Goggles 2 (FOV Integra @ 44º vs Gogges 2 @ 51º) on the Integra its still feels very immersive in my opinion. I really could not tell much of a difference when I am flying. The fact that I don't have to cable up for the Remote ID error issue is also a big plus with the Integra.
My understanding is that the battery on the Integra is non-replaceable, so once its lifetime is up, so is the drone's. The question I have is whether the HonsVR lenses you purchased for the Goggle 2 fit the Integra. As usual, great video, very comprehensive. Thank you
on the question about the HonsVR lenses the answer is no you cannot interchange them between the Goggles 2 and Integra. They are very different unfortunately and so is the L/R lens frame that the goggles come with.
On the Integra the battery is interchangeable. I think if I get to the point where I need to replace the battery I would probably look for a 3rd party replacement if DJI does not have an option. Hopefully it will last me long enough.
If you wear glasses like I do, the goggles 2 make it so easy to adjust your vision. My goggles 2 vision is Better than my glasses ! On the Integra, you can't change batteries and I think over time, the Integra power cable, running inside the head-strap is a potential point of failure that might be tough to fix.
Yep. Goggles 2 has some positives like the easy diopter adjustment. Since I have astigmatism I had to get prescription lenses unfortunately. I also thought about the cable and battery situations you noted; but in my case having the GPS built in and no cords makes it easier to deal with. Pretty much I do is take it out of my hard case, turn it on and ready to fly.
I’m curious, the googles seem to be the only the difference between the avata explorer combo and the avata pro view combo. The pro combo is more expensive by 100s of dollars, but your thesis here is that the integra googles are better? Why would one buy the pro combo?
So with the Goggles 2 you're looking at a higher price more than likely due to the fact that there are more things that add to the cost. For one you have some engineering details like removable antennas, LED array for channel setting, touch pad rather than a toggle stick (5D button) on the side for the menu selections, built in adjustable diopter lenses, headphone jack for audio though don't know how that was something that is really needed. One other thing which I think is the Field Of View size on the Goggles 2 being about 5% larger. As for which one you would select it would be your preference. In my case I like the fact that the battery is built in to the Integra and especially that the GPS is built in to the Integra so I don't need to connect to my iPhone for the GPS requirement for remote ID or have wires hanging from the goggles. Thanks for watching my video.
You simply justified my choice for Integra instead of Goggles 2. Awesome review my friend
Glad it helped and thanks for watching my video.
Thanks for the comprehensive review. This has certainly helped me with deciding which direction to take :-)
Which are you going to get and why? Iam having a tough time choosing- curious to how you made your choice, thanks
Hey@@newalpha2254 , The Goggles 2 are good yet there is so much cable clutter (as shown at 25:26) associated with setting up that it gets in the way of 'getting into the moment'. The Integra has a slightly smaller FOV but not significant enough a difference over the Goggles 2. They just seem right 🙂
Yep. I had the FOV at around 90% on the Goggles 2 so it worked for me using the Integra with the slightly smaller FOV. Thanks for watching
In my case I got tired of my prescription lenses popping off and also the fact that I needed to initially connect to my phone for the GPS signal needed for the Remote ID error. I kept the Goggles 2 so I can connect them as "spectator" mode.
Great to hear! Thanks for watching
Movement of Micro SD slot: Inclement weather conditions perhaps?
What's the plan when the integra batteries run out? 2 hrs. of flight time seem like headset prison to me. What say you?
Hopefully they take the best of both Integra upgrades and G2's ability to swap batteries out into their next headsets...
Very comprehensive review, thank you! Question: I'm strictly looking for the most immersive FPV experience, the one that feels most like you're flying. Are you finding that one of these is better for this thank the other?
Though the Integra has a little bit less FOV compared to the full FOV with the Goggles 2 (FOV Integra @ 44º vs Gogges 2 @ 51º) on the Integra its still feels very immersive in my opinion. I really could not tell much of a difference when I am flying. The fact that I don't have to cable up for the Remote ID error issue is also a big plus with the Integra.
I have both. Integra all the way.
I still enjoy just being able to put the Integra goggles on quickly with no wire hassles or Remote ID headaches.
My understanding is that the battery on the Integra is non-replaceable, so once its lifetime is up, so is the drone's. The question I have is whether the HonsVR lenses you purchased for the Goggle 2 fit the Integra. As usual, great video, very comprehensive. Thank you
on the question about the HonsVR lenses the answer is no you cannot interchange them between the Goggles 2 and Integra. They are very different unfortunately and so is the L/R lens frame that the goggles come with.
Thank you for answering my question. Look forward to your next videos. @@JuarezTravelz
the integera is amazing but is it true that you cant change the battery so you have to replace the whole google if the batterry bloats
On the Integra the battery is interchangeable. I think if I get to the point where I need to replace the battery I would probably look for a 3rd party replacement if DJI does not have an option. Hopefully it will last me long enough.
If you wear glasses like I do, the goggles 2 make it so easy to adjust your vision. My goggles 2 vision is Better than my glasses ! On the Integra, you can't change batteries and I think over time, the Integra power cable, running inside the head-strap is a potential point of failure that might be tough to fix.
Yep. Goggles 2 has some positives like the easy diopter adjustment. Since I have astigmatism I had to get prescription lenses unfortunately. I also thought about the cable and battery situations you noted; but in my case having the GPS built in and no cords makes it easier to deal with. Pretty much I do is take it out of my hard case, turn it on and ready to fly.
I’m curious, the googles seem to be the only the difference between the avata explorer combo and the avata pro view combo. The pro combo is more expensive by 100s of dollars, but your thesis here is that the integra googles are better? Why would one buy the pro combo?
So with the Goggles 2 you're looking at a higher price more than likely due to the fact that there are more things that add to the cost. For one you have some engineering details like removable antennas, LED array for channel setting, touch pad rather than a toggle stick (5D button) on the side for the menu selections, built in adjustable diopter lenses, headphone jack for audio though don't know how that was something that is really needed. One other thing which I think is the Field Of View size on the Goggles 2 being about 5% larger. As for which one you would select it would be your preference. In my case I like the fact that the battery is built in to the Integra and especially that the GPS is built in to the Integra so I don't need to connect to my iPhone for the GPS requirement for remote ID or have wires hanging from the goggles. Thanks for watching my video.