BETAFPV VR03 FPV Goggles with DVR Function Replaceable Antenna 5.8G 48CH 4.3inch 800 * 480px HD LCD NTSC/PAL Support Recording Replay Compatible for FPV Racing Drone like Cetus Meteor Series Drone

View port is very good. range is good. DVR is good as well. First setup is easy as well. Great beginners FPV goggles.

I don't have a lot of experience with FPV goggles, but I do really like this one. I've used the DJI Goggles integra too, and you know what? I kind of like this a little more. Haha. Hear me out.I was surprised at how small these are. Smaller than expected. If you've used any sort of VR headset before, like the Quest 2, you'll still be surprised at how small it is. Comfortable to wear. I wear glasses too, and no issues with these. I do have to take my glasses off, but it never feels blurry. With the DJI goggles I have to have the corrective lenses in.The picture quality seems pretty good and feels clear, even though it is analog. The recorded video feels less clear. I think that has something to do with the codec they're using. Motion Jpeg, or something like that. I hate it, I can see the jpeg artifacts.If there isn't an active signal, there will be tv noise. This is super annoying. The tv noise doesn't bug me, but what does is that you can't see if it's still recording or not. Sometimes you can make out a smear of a red dot, but still. Why?!The recording function is a little annoying overall. It's not what I'd call responsive. I hit the record button, then have to wait a good 10 seconds or whatever it is, before it starts recording. I try and hit the record button before I put the batteries in my drone, so by the time I'm flying, the recording is started. I've had a few situations where I forgot to hit record until after I took off, then I'm sitting there waiting for it to start. Like I said, annoying.Otherwise, pretty simple, pretty basic, and not much fuss. I like that it charges via USB-C.

This was our first dabble in First Person Video (FPV). And it was amazing. The goggles came charged and paired quickly with the AKK video Camera and displayed a bright color picture. The headstraps are large and comfortable and can be adjusted down to a child's head size. Video recording yielded 5 minute AVI format video files sequentially numbered (thus 15 minutes of continuous recording outputs 3 files on the micro-SD card named PICT0001.AVI, PICT0002.AVI, PICT0003.AVI). AVI format is not my favorite, but does the job without consuming too much space (each one was 400MB).The kids are making up games to play inside the house with the goggles and camera. An RC truck is arriving after Christmas will be used with the camera. That should really be a fun combination without spending a large amount of money. Would definitely consider buying a 2nd pair.

Great field of view and decent reception. But no way to wear glasses, too small for even the smallest readers.If you have good vision then they are a good budget option, although with limited range.

Get what you pay for, they are cheap so they feel cheap and are built cheaply. I just could not get them to sit on my face right to where I could actually see well enough to fly through them. I don’t know what the deal was, but I could not get Things situated for myself

Work well right out of the box. Comfortable. Lightweight. I like the dvr feature. The only thing I don't like is that the goggles don't work with my PC. So I cannot use them for the liftoff simulator.

Great goggles with DVR

It's not as good as something like the fatshark scout. But hook a good vtx with it and it will handle. Flies me around my property with my vtx at 400mw.