Got a pair of DJI FPV goggles sitting in your gear bag? You might want to check for a firmware update, as DJI has released new software for four models.
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DJI’s ultra-compact Neo drone, already known as the most affordable flying camera in DJI’s lineup at just $199, has just gotten even better with a major firmware update. This update introduces a vertical shooting mode and compatibility with DJI’s newly unveiled Goggles N3, turning the Neo into an even more versatile tool for casual users and content creators alike.
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DJI has officially unveiled an exciting addition to its FPV (first-person view) lineup: the DJI Goggles N3. These high-tech yet affordable goggles promise a captivating, immersive flight experience that places users right in the “cockpit” of DJI’s indoor-friendly Neo and Avata 2 drones. But you can’t get your hands on the headset just yet. The goggles are expected to go on sale at the end of this month.
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Excitement is building around DJI’s upcoming N3 Goggles, and now, thanks to leaks and a surprise appearance in the Philippines, we’re learning even more about what these high-tech goggles will bring to the world of first-person view (FPV) drone flying. With a European release reportedly just around the corner and pricing details now out, the N3 Goggles are poised to make a big impact for DJI fans across the globe. For US fans though, the timeline is a bit murky as import issues could delay the official launch.
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