DJI has revolutionized the world of drones again, this time presenting new FPV glasses that are going to attract a lot of attention: the DJI Goggles N3. These goggles offer a perfect combination of affordable price and high-quality first-person flight experience, something that many users have been wanting for a long time. With a starting price of 269 Euros, break the price barrier of their predecessors and position themselves as an ideal option for both beginners and more advanced pilots.
Why are the DJI Goggles N3 so impressive?
While until now DJI FPV glasses, such as the Goggles 2, had a price of around 600 euros, the N3 have made a strong commitment to democratization of this technology. Although they have had to make some cuts in certain aspects such as compatibility, they still maintain the essence of offering a unique immersive experience for flying drones. These glasses are compatible exclusively with two drone models: DJI Neo y DJI Avata 2, which somewhat restricts their use, but in exchange they provide exceptional functionality in these devices, where the Neo precisely also has a groundbreaking price.
The DJI Goggles N3 not only impress with their price, but also with the endless technical features that support them. Starting with their 1080p LCD screen, the same resolution found in much more expensive glasses, providing amazing image quality. Plus, they feature a viewing angle of 54°, which allows for total immersion in the flight and significantly reduces the common dizziness that is usually experienced with this type of device.
Another feature that stands out is its comfort-oriented design. If you are one of those who wear prescription glasses, you will not have to worry, since the DJI Goggles N3 allow you to use them without having to buy additional lenses or make complicated adjustments. In addition, the internal cooling system Using a fan, it prevents the glass from fogging up, providing a clean and clear view throughout the flight, something that is very annoying in this type of camera.
Simple navigation and aerobatics with just a move of your head
One of the great innovations of these glasses is their total integration with the control DJI RC Motion 3, which allows the pilot to perform aerobatics easily with just tilt your head or twist your wristFrom 360° stunts to side-scrolling and even loops, it’s now possible to record cinematic videos with perfect synergy between the drone and the pilot. Aside from the acrobatic functions, the N3 Goggles offer something more: the ability to control and adjust camera settings or flight parameters without having to take your eyes off the goggles. This is achieved through augmented reality, allowing the user to see a cursor with which to interact without missing a second of the action.
Advanced connectivity and low latency
One of the strongest points of these FPV glasses is their connectivity. DJI has integrated its connectivity technology O4 digital broadcast, the company's most advanced to date. This allows the N3 Goggles to send images in real time 1080p is 60 fps at a distance of up to 13 kilometres, which is almost incredible for glasses of this price. This way we will enjoy an image with the native resolution of the screen with perfect communication and transmission.
Another detail that cannot be overlooked is the ultra low latency of just 31 milliseconds. Those who have flown drones with FPV goggles will know how important it is that there is no significant delay in video transmission. With the N3 Goggles, this problem is a thing of the past, making the flying experience much smoother and more natural.
Autonomy of almost 3 hours
As for the battery, the DJI Goggles N3 also stand out with a autonomy of 2.7 hours, offering extended use that allows the pilot to enjoy long flight sessions without interruptions. In addition, by having the battery integrated with the fastening strap, the weight of the glasses is distributed in a more balanced way, avoiding the annoying pitching forward that many users have experienced with other models.
As if that were not enough, it is possible to connect the N3 to a smartphone via USB-C cableWhat is this for? Well, so that another person sitting next to you can see live what you see through the goggles using the DJI Fly app. It's a very useful feature, especially for those who want to share the FPV experience with friends or family without them having to put on another pair of goggles.
Prices and availability
The DJI Goggles N3 are now on sale on the official DJI website for a price of 269 EurosBut if you are one of those who prefer a complete package, you can opt for the Neo Fly More combo, which includes the DJI Neo drone along with these glasses, an RC Motion 3 controller, three batteries and a charging hub for 529 Euros in total. This option is perfect for those who want to fully enter the world of FPV without complications, having everything they need in one package.
