DJI Goggles Integra vs. Goggles 2 and V2. Real world FPV drone pilot's perspective 

You're welcome, I really appreciate the feedback, thanks for your support!

You talk like this because you didn't try integra out 😂

I have the goggles 2, V2, and OG. I have truerc antenna's (singularity) on my V2 and stock on my Goggles 2 and yet my goggles 2 get better reception. I get further out before it drops bitrate. The goggles 2 feel more like flying with my old fatsharks where the V2 feel more like the old box theater goggles. I can't say I prefer one over the other as far as that but the G2 is lighter weight and less cumbersome. The G2 does fog up more often in my experience. The main reason for me to retire my V2 is compatibility. In order for the vista and old air unit to be able to display betaflgiht osd you have to have either wtfosd installed or you can get it natively with the latest dji firmware. However, the latest firmware on vista/og air will not work with goggles v2. So basically before I was going back and forth with goggles v2 (with wtfos) for the vista/og air and goggles 2 for the o3 quads. This is a pain. You also can't broadcast between them. So, I am breaking down and buying the integra's to go with my goggles v2. This way I can stay on official dji firmware and broadcast to friends/family for ride alongs.

@@spyder000069 I heard Integra won't broadcast, you'd need a cord?

I'm super glad to hear that it was helpful, thanks a lot for watching!

That's good to know, I'll keep it in mind. Thanks a lot for your feedback!

That's great to hear, thanks for watching 🤙

Hey John, thanks a lot for that, really appreciate it!

Glad it was useful, thanks a lot for watching!

That's awesome Erik, if you are jumping into HD with the Inetgra's I think you are doing pretty well, the O3 system is pretty great and will only get better as it matures 👍

so does one do if you can't wait?

@@malanalan1 The integras are working out great for me with the O3 AU, though I am keeping my V2's around for quads running the original vistas and AU's, they still work better on those units, I'm assuming because the antennas are all LHCP...

@@malanalan1 I got them 2 weeks ago, and its absolutely amazing! 🤩 I can only recommend. So far rocking only a Vista, but I will get an O3 soon too 🙂 It also fits pretty well on my face opposed to many. They are a really great goggles. Its was worth the wait 😁

I agree with you that the new generation of DJI goggles look a lot better, and once you get used to that smaller form factor it's hard to go back to the older, clunkier goggles, despite any weird fitment issues. That's awesome that your brother gets them instead of letting them sit around and gather dust!

@@colibrifpv 👍

I agree that the OLED's re nice, definitely an upgrade, and after you get used to the size and weight it's hard to go back to the V2's.

I agree, I love mine with those huge screws and field of view, it's like being in a movie theater 😁

Thanks 👍Have you seen those adapters on GetFPV that allow you to run RP-SMA antennas on your V2's? That's an appealing solution for me because you get use any upgraded antennas on all your goggles...

Hi Luis, great, glad it was helpful!

That's good to know, thank for your feedback! The Integra's are really growing on me and now that I have gotten used to the image it's hard to go back to my V2's. I have some comfy foams on order from Pyro drone and hopefully they will solve the light leak issue!

@@colibrifpv I need to try the foams too lol

Dual band is for rc controller (2.4ghz) and 5.8ghz for vidéo. So only have 5.8ghz antenna for vidéo feed in your goggles is fine 👍

Good point Denis, as far as I know the wifi is mostly useful for wireless connection to the DJI app, which has to be done on the goggles Integra through a usb cable, but I haven't been able to use audience mode so I'm not sure how it is affected, but will follow up if any issues arise.

I can see that. I also have no trouble seeing the entire image on the V2's, corner to corner, but with my Integras I can have either a sharp image in the center while losing the corners or sharp corners and a blurry center... it's like they went too small with the new gen goggles design...

Hey there! Yes I know what you mean, the naming of DJI products can be so confusing. If you bought the Integras I think you made the right choice, they have the GPS built in and they are more comfortable. The only reason I would buy the G2 is for the removable antennas, but 99% of people don't need that feature anyway...

@@colibrifpv interesting. Yeah I decided to keep them, but I would love 4k and the ability to Wi-Fi stream.

Sounds like a great setup Larry! Too bad you have to pair your phone every time to fly the Avata. I was really close to pre-ordering the HD Zero goggles but I ended up spending that goggle money on a few shiny new O3 air units... I am pretty invested in the DJI system now but I may end up with the HD Zeros sometime in the future to use as analog goggles and to try out the digital competition.

Yeah, that phone connection is exactly why I haven't (and will never) update the firmware on my avata. I'm not connecting a phone every time I want to fly...

Unfortunately no, the DJI Goggles V2 are not compatible with the Mini 3 Pro, only the Integra and V2 Goggles are. I think it's a new version of Ocusync , "Ocusync 3.0"

Yes, I should have mentioned that... if RID compliance is important to you, you should definitely go with the Integras. DJI replaced G2 with Integras partially for that reason, the integrated GPS, so when RID came into effect they stated shipping Integras with the FPV drone instead of the G2's for example. RID was not in effect when I made this video and it's not a thing where I live, but it's a big issue right now for hobbyists in the US so thanks for pointing it out!

If you are using only O3 air units or the DJI Avata, I would recommend the Goggles Integra. They are a little more refined and ready for market and the only disadvantage for me is the removable antennas. If you use old gen air units I would recommend the V2's or G2, because those systems use LHCP antennas and the V2's have the ability to swap out the omni antennas, which are designed for the O3 air unit, for LHCP ones, which will give better results with the original air units.

For me the V2's were only comfortable after I found some really plush face foams... I agree that once you get used to the lighter form factor of the new gen of goggles it's hard to go back!

new v2?

@@markrenton5791 Yes

@@wardandrew23412 there are no new v2

@@markrenton5791 You're right about that, but I'm sure he means the new Goggles 2 (G2). DJI's naming convention is so confusing it's silly!

Hey! Thanks for watching, glad it was useful! Both Goggles Integra and Goggles 2 are compatible with: Mavic 3 Pro Mavic 3 Mavic 3 Classic Mini 4 Mini3 Air 3 Here is the full information: dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Compatibility_Information/20230925/Consumer_Drones_and_Goggles_Compatibility_Information_EN.pdf

@@colibrifpv Thank you so much sir.

Yes you can, but you need to connect to the DJI Fly app through a USB cable plugged into the goggles. On of the features removed from the G2 is the ability to stream to the app wirelessly. Hopefully the cable dangling from the goggles isn't too distracting when you fly...

@@colibrifpv Thanks! I think a long enough cable and telling someone to be chill while holding the secondary device should be enough 🤣 I thinkkkkk I'm going with the Integra.

Спасибо! Я люблю Integra, я просто хочу, чтобы у них были съемные антенны :)

I really think the only reason to get the G2 is for the removable antennas, in case that's important. Also, it's the G2 that have the wireless function, the Íntegras require a cable. Aside from those features, the Integras are just as future proof.

Picked it up on Amazon, I tried two and this one worked out better 👉 amzn.to/416Gyot

I do think new foams will make the Integra Goggles and G2 much more usable, at least that was the case with my V2 goggles, uncomfortable at first and the new foams made them much more usable. re: DVR, that's a good question I will check on that!

@@colibrifpvhi…we’re you able to confirm if the out of focus issue is in the goggles; only, and not the 03 recording or goggle dvr?

@@richardruckert7954 Hi Richard, it's definitely an issue in the goggles only due to fitment, i.e., being too close to the eyes for me personally,, the DVR is not affected. Cheers!

I was thinking the exact same thing, but haven't been adventurous enough to crack open my shiny new goggles yet. I'm sure someone will soon and hopefully report back to the community...

I absolutely agree, I still have not found the perfect aftermarket foams, though the Pyro comfy foams look promising! The only ones in stock when I ordered were the ones from RDQ... just okay, little to no improvement over stock...

Thank you Eugene, I appreciate your support!

You have a point I really should have pointed that out. I forgot about it for a few reasons: first, it is only applicable to the DJI Avata, and not FPV drones, also I published this video before RID went into effect, and also I live in Ecuador, where RID is not a thing (it's US-only). Still, you are totally right, for a drone audience, I really should have pointed it out. Thanks for the feedback!

to power the new goggle when the battery die use the dji battery from the 2 or v2 and two same connector power cable it work fine.

@@dalukk2229 nope. While turned on, the goggles don't recognize the DJI V2 battery.

You can charge Integra's battery while using the goggles by plugging a power bank into its USB-C

Honestly, I would go for the goggles Integra, they are the newer model with built-in battery and improved optics 👉 amzn.to/40wdrvy

@colibrifpv dang. Seen this too late. Already ordered goggles 2. Il see how it goes

Tape over the sd card slot is a great idea, I never thought of that! Don't know if you can watch movies on the goggles via the SD card, that would be pretty cool if you could!

Thanks a lot for watching 👍

Hi Rick, my understanding is no, the new feature that DJI just rolled out is limited to the goggles 2 and goggles Integra; the goggles V2 did not receive that update. Makes sense if you think about it, DJI wants to push their users to their new gen of goggles...

@@colibrifpv Ah ok. Thanks!

I'm not sure about that because I've never tried it but I would guess no just because of the proprietary nature of DJI, but let's see if anyone else who has actually tried it answers your question...

I was thinking the exact same thing. I'm sure it will be possible but I haven't opened them up to see if the antennas are soldered to the board or use a ufl connector.

Right, that was my case exactly, I pulled the trigger on launch day and when I found out about the removable antennas I almost sent them back, but in the ned I decided I can live with it. They are slightly longer than the antennas on the V2's, but I don't know if that actually makes any difference. Might be just a design choice in order to clear the joystick when folded...

@@colibrifpv If it magically did, you can always buy different ones for $15 bucks or something. I did see a different set placed into the Goggles 2 and they really didn't make any differences in a different video.

Yeah for me it is mostly about durability. What if an antenna breaks ? You have to send the goggles back... Don't like that idea

Yes the fit slightly differently but any improvement is only a slight... I still haven't gotten my Integra's 100% dialed in, I still have focus issues. Hope we'll see some better foams on the market soon...

When it comes to FPV googles you really need to try them out first because people's eyes are so different and what works well for one person (like orig FatShark HD1 that worked well for me) will all too often not work as well for someone else. Same goes for cameras... I can't stand the "digital" image a lot of popular CMOS cameras have.

@@JohnFHendry I totally agree John, goggle fitment is is totally personal, like how a pair of shoes fits, and you really have to try them on first...

I recommend the Integra's for use with the Avata. The main reason is that they have built in GPS which will allow you to fly without connecting your phone every time like you would with the Goggles 2 (which DJI makes you do due to Remote ID requirements). They also have slightly improved optics, fitment, and built-in battery. For Avata, it's a no-brainer. Amazon has had these on sale, and probably will again soon 👉 amzn.to/3Mi4OyX

Only a few meters of penetration, really? What antennas are you using on your quad? I get great range when using the O3, but disappointing range when using LHCP antennas with Vistas...

@@colibrifpv I have Vista with O3 antenna

@@eriktomasko8255 You have a vista with an O3 antenna? That is your problem... The vista needs an LHCP antennas for best performance. Try putting an LHCP antenna on there and I bet you will get much better results!

@@colibrifpv I will sure try that, thanks for advice

That is a v2 thing. Not a problem with G2/Integra.

No, I haven't had that issue at all.

I completely agree and I am still using the Integra's, and I have flown long-range (i.e. a few km out) with them on the O3 system with great results...

Right, I picked up the BDI analog adapter for the V2's and that turns them into a single goggles for all my quads because I just fly DJI and analog. I have a feeling the V2's are going to become even more appreciated once DJI stops making them. I was going to sell mine but I've decided to keep them around.

@@colibrifpv yep, couldnt agree more. Same here. I am looking at a 2nd hand set of v2s as a back up!

FYI the official DJI ebay store has them refurbed for $313 right now... not a bad price

Out of the box they are essentially the same, the only difference is that the Goggles 2 have the option to upgrade the antennas, so the G2 have an edge only if you upgrade the antennas, otherwise, no difference.

YOu're right about that, and after several months of use it hasn't been an issue.

I think that's probably true. Beside being physically bigger, the screen is just more comfortable since it sits a little further from the eyeballs.

Yes, it sure does. You just have to update the firmware on your older vista units and you're good!

Hey Jeff, You should go with the Integra's, they are the newer model, with integrated battery, improved optics, etc. and they are equipped to comply with the new Remote ID Rules. Basically, they have a an integrated GPS module, and if you use the G2, which do not have that feature, the DJI software will force you to connect your phone which is a PIA. The ONLY reason to get G2 are for the upgradeable antennas but 99% of people will not upgrade their antennas anyway. Also, Ingera's are on sale so much cheaper right now : ) amzn.to/3syLIO7

@@colibrifpv thank you

I went with the explorer combo on Black Friday as well. I’m also an fpv newbie. Since the fly more kit, fpv2 controller and Nd filters came out to another $600 saving a bit on the goggles made me feel a bit better.

Nice! That was a great deal, glad it worked out! @@mwhizzler476

Yes it has an onboard DVR, which can record whatever the goggles are seeing

If you are just starting out with the DJI O3 I would recommend going with the Integra's. They are the newest model and have some improvements in fit and image quality, and they have that more convenient built-in battery, the only disadvantage I can think of is that the antennas are not removable, but that doesn't matter for 98% of people.

Yes...

I agree that once you get used to the OLED screens and the smaller size and weight of the new gen of goggles it makes it harder and harder to use the V2's...

That is a super solid choice to get started the Cinebot flies great the the prop guards will be forgiving if (when) you crash. I would definitely recommend that you go with the Integras, they are a little bit cheaper, have an upgraded design with integrated battery and work great with O3! The only reason to get Goggles2 (more expensive) for me would be the removable antennas, but if you are starting off with the O3 system you won't need that. I recommend you pick up an aftermarket foam, GEPRC just came out with some that are like $12, and DJI has some that are like $35. Stock ones suck and the experience is waaay better and mroe comfortable. Here are the Integras on Amazon amzn.to/3Lrdd2U and if you get that Cinebot30 from GEPRC you can use code "fpv5" to get 5% off. Just do what's best for you, whereever you get the best price. Good luck and welcome to the world of FPV, you'll have a ton of fun with that cinebot30!

@@colibrifpvyoure so kind, answering all questions very detailed

@@RandyMaulana Of course, happy to do it. Best of luck getting started, there is a big learning curve at first but all the pieces start to fit together after a while 👍

That's good to know! now that the integra's have gone done in price they are a very appealing option for getting into DJI FPV...

@@colibrifpv I did it and really didn't find a big improvement so i put the stock back on because they fold down, easier for storage.

@@Viseo3dp That's really good to know, I am sticking with stock Integra's for now!

I hear that, I wish I could swap out the antennas, but I do find I get surprisingly good range with the built in antennas, they are very good even with the Vista systems, and with the sales you can find right now they are a pretty good deal for a lot of people.

I cannot say for sure, but I would say probably not based on DJI's track record of not passing newer features down to older models... they could of course, but they won't to incentive you to upgrade.

@@colibrifpv We can only hope they do... The Air 2S is a great drone, for us older folks on fixed incomes...I live in a very windy area and can't always fly my Mini 3 pro... the Air 2S is more stable to fly when the winds kick up... I bought the Avata just to be able to fly the mini 3 pro with the goggles... What a feature. AWESOME.!!! Love to have the same capability with my Air 2S... DJI has come a long way since I got my Mavic Pro.!!!! (Wall Art) ...with many great hours of flight time and videos...

@@richard8031 I hear you... I'm still flying my Mavic 2 Pro... it's a solid drone with a great camera, and even though there are newer, better models out, it fills or exceeds my needs still!

Yes it is included in the box, and it actually does help quite a bit by holding the goggles in place without having to cinch down that elastic strap so tight. Don't know if you can see in teh video but I did wrap the velcro of my with electrical tape because it kept coming loose...

@@colibrifpv Got it thanks. I also have the issue of the edges of the screen not being in focus with the Integra. I bought the integra over the Goggles 2 for that purpose. But it didn't solve it for me 100%. What are your thoughts on the Goggles 2 vs the Goggles 2 Integra for this purpose? I kind of want to try the Goggles 2 now and compare them side by side to see which is better for me.

@@publicname515 I think the focus issues will be sorted out with a better faceplate/facefoam. If you are within the return period you might want to try the goggles V2 just for the sake of comparison, and if you don't have a friend near you with a set you might go to Best Buy? But from my experience though, the focus and fitment are slightly better, not worse on the Integra goggles, so unless you really want one of the features they left out like removable antennas, I doubt you would want the V2's for $150 more...

@@colibrifpv I have the Goggles v2, the integras are WAY better in every way except the one issue of some of the stuff is out of focus on the edges.

Right, I always have either dark corners or a blurry center, can't have corners in focus and sharp center at the same time.

If you still need analog, I agree that the V2's are the best option for you. I have the BDI + TBS Fusion in my V2's and it's the closest thing I can get to an all-in-one solution for my fleet of quads, but to be honest, the more I use the Integra's + O3, the clunkier those V2's feel. I also like the analog experience better on my old Skyzone O3's.. they're so lightweight.

I think you're right that most people will never actually switch out there antennas and so non-removable antennas don't really matter that match. In the end I decided I could live with them because of everything I heard about how good the range is with the O3 system.

@@colibrifpv what makes the antennas non replaceable? Are they glued in or soldered in place? Did you try to open the Google to see if a modification could be possible? Like you, thisi s my main concern with the integras.

Hey Bryant, if you are happy with the gear you have, and you have no urgent need, i.e. paid work, then you might as well put off the upgrade. I keep wanting to upgrade my computer then I think to myself, it still works, I might as well wait another year! However, if you are itching to jump into digital FPV, the DJI goggles are on sale right now... you can get a set of Integra goggles for $350! 👉amzn.to/3UtWyke

@@colibrifpvim still on analog , been wanting to get into digital especially dji , what would you recommend , the goggles 2 or the integras , feedback would be greatly appreciated .

For me personally, the Integras are the way to go unless you want to upgrade antennas down the road, in which case you would want the Goggles 2. There are other differences of course, but the removable antennas is the one feature that I really care about....@@i-dronep.r.692

@@colibrifpv ok , i bought the integras 👍

I think that's a good choice. Enjoy them!@@i-dronep.r.692

No, unfortunately the O3 system is not compatible with the Goggles V1.

@@colibrifpv i paid when they first released 750 euros for them and now they will be useless? othe than that I m going crazy....i ordered three times not one or two but three times the best products of T-motor and only the first build lasted some days.... the esc f55pro ii , without reason all three times burned even the motors took fire and the reciever crossfire died too on the f7 Pro I got also three times with WiFi Bluetooth and everything and again the last time especially I builded extremely careful and after two flights I noticed that the motors which is the last models with 2020kv was very hot and on the bench in betaflight when I was trying to test remove some filters looking previous builds which was perfect I plug battery and pffff one MOSFET died....i had other two same esc so I managed to fix that and again burned everything suddenly ....i spent More than 1400 usd for nothing. ..only the DJI air unit remains without damage

Honestly, I think you have the right idea. DJI has really missed the mark with this gen of goggles and if you are happy with the V2's, you might just make them last for another year or two until they fix all these complaints get worked out...

Hi Dennis, unfortunately, I don't think any of these goggles are compatible with the air 2s. Here's what DJI says: "DJI Air 2S does not support the use of the DJI FPV Goggles series or the DJI Motion Controller, and there is currently no plan to add support for these devices." www.dji.com/global/air-2s/faq#:~:text=DJI%20Air%202S%20does%20not,add%20support%20for%20these%20devices.

In. word, penetration. You would rarely if ever have line of sight for 10km, but you might want to be able to fly through or behind a building and hang on to that video signal for as long as possible, and that's where upgraded antennas could come in : )

Without a doubt the most versatile and ready to use, i.e., no major defects, and a total steal right now if you can find a used set...

Goggles Intgegra definitely does support head tracking. Not sure about the others but I suppose so?

Sure, here it is: amzn.to/416Gyot

​@@colibrifpv - I'll just say "please" for him... and "Thank you so much" from me my friend ;)

@@Seii-FPV Thanks for that 😁

Thanks for that ebay link. I'd rather buy refurbs any day over the risk of a Facebook buy. Had been tempted to get V2's to give to my dad with my Avata, but the mark-up on them is so high, that you might as well buy an Integra. I will continue to use G2 myself. Still up in the air about what to include with the Avata.

@@rcrdps8144 I think the goggles V2 are a steal right now, but like you said, if you are in the world of the Avata or DJI FPV drone, you might do better with a combo... Best Buy had the DJI FPV Drone with radio/goggles V2 for $550, refurb. That was crazy deal assuming you test them thoroughly within the return window...

I'm pretty sure that they are using 18650's, so if/when they wear out you should be able to open up the case and pop in some fresh cells. Also, you can connect to usb and charge while in use, with a power bank or flight battery with the right adapter, so there are some pretty good options for managing that battery. Mine easily outlasts a full flying session, and the only time I get close to the battery limit is flying long range because those flights are like 15-20min each..

Thanks very much

I agree that 4:3 is super limited on the Integras. I'm glad the Goggles 2 are working out for you!

I hear you, the V2's are still a great way to go and you might be better off spending that goggle upgrade money on O3 air units for your quads, and if you use the V2's at least for a while longer you know these new gen goggles will go on sale... The G2's originally launched with MSRP at $589 before DJI decided to raise the price to $649, so I bet that will become the "sale" price later this year...

@@colibrifpv The difference in image quality is dwarfed by the issues IMH. Also I still think O3 is too dark for FPV, and having the same settings for shooting and flying is not a good idea.

@@MindRiderFPV You are not alone, I almost picked up 2x DJI Action 2's when they were super cheap and I passed and bought a Bones instead because I couldn't get past the dynamic range... in all the footage I saw the shadows were just too dark and didn't look right... so I get what you mean, having that image as your FPV cam is not ideal, though it is nice when you don't want to hassle with the GoPro...

@@colibrifpv You nailed it. The crossing from sky to shadow / trees is still too dark and much slower than the original AU that I still use. I do love the idea of flying without a GP, but it’s not ready yet. Could be good for long range.

After having the Integra for a few days the v2 goggles are adequate but there is really no comparison.

What are you binding/unbinding to, an Avata or O3 air unit? You might try updating/refreshing the firmware, which will require re-binding...

@Colibri RC I did all that. I can get the binding screen on my integra shows up when its connected to the avata but I can't get my goggles 2 binding screen to pull up at all.

@@supreme12 Hold the Button in on the Avata for about 10 seconds till you get a different sound. This will place it in bind mode and removes the Goggles 2 and everything else from it. It will be ready to bind to the new Goggles. It just won't work through the software. I had issues with binding when I 1st purchased my Avata with the Goggles 2 and I had to contract DJI to have them explain that to me. Hope that helps!

I solved the problem.....Thanks for the advice.

Right on about this, and that RID compliance is probably why the released the integras so soon after the G2...

That's good to know, maybe it's not an issue, i just noticed that it was moved from outside to inside the goggles on the Integras.

I think you are right about that, can't beat the sharp screen and the ability to run an analog module...

@Colibri RC and lower latency, and deeper penetration, and runs on 6S, and has antifog, and is rooted and getting new features all the time

@@Fly_High_FPV Seriously, I was planning to sell my V2's once I got my Integras but now I'm regretting the purchase a little bit. If I could do it over again, or if I were in the market for DJI goggles right now, I would seriously just grab a (second) set of V2's refurbed direct from DJI for $300 on their eBay store. Best deal going and they are destined to sell out and become sought after down the road...

You mean for the goggle V2, right? I've tried several and these are the most comfortable for me: amzn.to/3E3Db8e

Much thanks I've tried 2 aftermarkets and they both are a bit too firm for my liking.@@colibrifpv

The best one has a sticky-back piece for the nose area that just doesn't work. With a little luck this will do it.

@@exinfernnus Hope you can find one that fits you just right! That one above on Amazon totally did it for me, it's like smashing your face into a teddy bear, with virtually no light leak Now, for my Integra's it's a different story, I just can't find a good foam. I got one from RDQ and it's literally trash, worse than the original!

Dude that is the ultimate foam. I had already ordered that foam from a different vendor during our conversation. It took a while to massage into place, but now it's perfect blackness and very comfy. Thanks for the info.@@colibrifpv

I agree, the entire screen can be focused, the antennas can be swapped out, and you have a video in for your analog quads...

Hi Alan, so far, I definitely don't feel the need for any 3rd party antennas, reception with the Integra's is superb, and as much as I love my G2 still, it gets harder and harder to use them the more I use the Integra goggles, which are like half the size and weight...

@@colibrifpvis this comment referring to G2 or v2?

@@chrispannerz4084 Sorry Chris, I meant to say Goggles "V2"... confusing naming structure! I do still love my V2's, but they feel clunky after using the Integras/G2's!

@@colibrifpv very confusing haha thanks for clarifying.

Hello Bo, both the Integra and Goggles 2 work with the Mavic3, but not the Goggles V2

@colibrifpv Thank you buddy, I appreciate the reply!

It sounds like you made the right choice. I agree that the built in battery is more convenient, and if you are not going to upgrade the antennas, there is really no reason to have the V2's over the Integras...

Get them while you can, I suspect they will start disappearing soon. Amazon has them refurbed at a pretty good price 😎👍

Thanks for your feedback! I believe I only did that once, and I corrected myself, right? I do go your point though, DJI's naming convention is super confusing!

@@colibrifpv totally agree!