DJI has long been recognized as the leader in the drone industry, often referred to as the "Apple" of drones. It's reported that the company holds a staggering 70% of the global consumer drone market share, and its technology is widely respected around the world.
In April this year, DJI launched flying glasses for its drones, enhancing the user experience by offering a more immersive view. Now, the new racing version of these flying glasses is available on the official store, starting at 3,599 yuan.
The new flying glasses resemble VR headsets, allowing users to control the drone through head movements while viewing real-time footage from the drone’s perspective. Compared to the original white model, the racing edition features a completely black design, a frosted body surface, and a red leather headband, giving it a more aggressive and stylish look.
Beyond compatibility with DJI drones, the new racing version also works with non-DJI drones and third-party flight controllers. It retains the dual 1080p display from the standard version and adds features like panoramic image browsing and local video playback, making it more versatile for users.
The DJI Flying Glasses Racing Edition comes equipped with the OcuSync image transmission module, supporting up to 12 fixed channels across 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands. It delivers a resolution of 1280x960, with a transmission range of up to 7 kilometers and an ultra-low latency of just 50ms. Additionally, one drone can be connected to two sets of flying glasses, allowing friends to join in and even control the drone together.
For those looking to upgrade further, there's also a flying glasses racing kit available, which includes the OcuSync camera, sky segment module, and necessary cables, priced at 5,599 yuan. This makes it easier for enthusiasts to expand their setup and take full advantage of the advanced features offered by the racing edition.
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