Quick Answer
DJI FPV Goggles V2 is model FGDB28, approximately 420 g, with dual 2-inch 1440×810 displays and up to 144 Hz refresh. DJI’s current matrix lists DJI FPV and Avata, but not Avata 2 or Avata 360. Inspect the external battery and antennas.
Specifications
Compatibility Notes
DJI’s current matrix lists DJI FPV and DJI Avata for FPV Goggles V2. It marks Avata 2 and Avata 360 incompatible. The exact controller and firmware pairing still need verification.
Inspection Checklist
Check both screens for dead pixels, uneven brightness, haze and lens damage.
Inspect antenna connectors, orientation, RF link and the exact FPV/Avata controller-generation pairing.
Inspect the power cable, external battery path, USB-C, microSD, buttons and DVR recording.
Check cooling fan operation, vents, face foam, headband and impact damage.
Common Failure Modes
A failed display, backlight, lens or optical alignment degrades or blocks the flight view.
Power-cable, connector, battery or fan faults can cause shutdowns or overheating.
The headset may power on while an unsupported aircraft/controller/firmware path fails to pair.
Repair Notes
- Confirm the exact DJI aircraft, goggles, controller, firmware and region pairing before hardware diagnosis.
- Inspect screens, lenses, fan, antennas, ports, power and wearable parts; record faults before opening the headset.
- After repair, verify firmware, charging and a controlled short-range live-view test with the supported aircraft.
Pre-Owned Buying Checks
- Confirm the exact goggles model, supported aircraft and controller generation.
- Inspect displays, lenses, headband, foam, fan, antennas, ports, battery and included accessories.
- Require a controlled pairing and live-view test; do not infer compatibility from a similar-looking headset.