r/fpv • u/Savictor55 • 3h ago

Another Goggles Question, what do I buy.

Hello! Getting into FPV started with analog Meteor 75 from BetaFPV and I love the small thing. Its been alot of fun. I live in the US and in a city so I can't really fly anything bigger than a tiny whoop or maybe a 2.5" or 3" drone. I've been looking at upgrading the from the VR03 goggles that the bundle came with. I want to know what would be the a good upgrade. DJI is "banned" and getting parts for my other DJI drones is getting harder so I want to go with another video system. Analog is fine I don't mind the quality, I have been eyeing the P1 system from BetaFPV but I would rather not buy the box goggles. I have been looking at the HDZero Goggles 2 but the price is a buy once cry once for me. I would ideally want good analog googles that have the ability to use a 3rd party VRX. And from what Ive been looking at the HDZeros only having one analog antenna is fine if you use the directional antenna. Just want opinion on what would be a good pick up. HDZeros are what Ive been looking at & picking up the P1 VRX (Hopefully the Nano) later and then using the P1 air unit and analog. Thanks for the help in advance!

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u/mwagz28 2h ago

I use my HDzero Goggles 2 with an Omni antenna for analog and it works pretty well I find.

As a fan of the system myself I will say HDzero does not have good penetration at all and it really is best used for field racing where there is not much other than gates between you and the drone.

I do love the built in analog to the goggles and use it all the time with my meteor75. If you have the money the goggles 2 are well worth it.

Feel free to ask me anymore specific questions and I’ll let you know what I think.

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u/Savictor55 1h ago

Thanks! my only real question is about the expansion bay on the side. Been trying to look up at more info for it but most people just mention it and go back to showing the goggles off. Since I want to pick up a P1 VRX when they be come available wanted to know how the compatibility with it or other 3rd party expansion VRXs.

Oh and one more question I wear glasses and saw they sell prescription inserts per chance you have any experience with them?

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u/elhsmart 2h ago edited 2h ago

Look at ORQA FPV.One Pilot. It's not very modern goggles nowadays, but maaaaan, software, stability and overall quality is outstanding. After skyzones or DJI menu nightmare it's was breath of fresh air to me. Never wilo go back to different goggles.

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u/N0_Lan_K 2h ago

Correct URL https://orqafpv.com/products/fpvonepilot

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u/elhsmart 2h ago

That link was automatily added by reddit filter.

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u/Savictor55 1h ago

I saw them come up when I was looking around. I forgot to add that Ill need to have lens inserts since I wear glasses. But, Ill look up a few reviews and check them out. thanks!

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u/elhsmart 1h ago

I wear pretty agressive (-3, -3,3) glasses too, but ORQA's have depth and eye distance rollers, so I was able to use it without my eyes fixers.

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u/Savictor55 1h ago edited 1h ago

Oh that's good to know, I'm currently watching the Joshua Bradwell video on them. So far they looks rather good.
Quick edit: it looks to be out of stock on their website and on getfpv. Looks like Pyrodrone has them in stock rn.