DJI FPV goggles comparison

DJI Goggles 2 vs Integra: Which DJI FPV Headset Should You Buy?

Short answer: Choose the DJI Goggles 2 for diopter dials to fly without glasses, a wider 51° field of view and a lighter headset with a separate battery. Choose the DJI Goggles Integra for a simpler all-in-one design with the battery in the headband, made to be worn over your glasses, usually at a lower price. Both share dual 0.49-inch 1080p micro-OLED screens, up to 100 Hz, and O3-era transmission.

Reviewed by Reboot Hub · Last reviewed 30 July 2026 · Specifications checked against DJI user manuals

Goggles 2 vs Integra: verdict

DJI Goggles 2DJI Goggles 2View this model ›

Choose Goggles 2 when

Diopter dials and a wider view

  • You want to fly without glasses using the −8.0 to +2.0 D diopter dials.
  • A wider 51° field of view matters.
  • You prefer a lighter headset with a detachable battery.
  • You want DJI’s more premium O3-era goggles.
DJI Goggles IntegraDJI Goggles IntegraView this model ›

Choose Integra when

All-in-one, glasses-friendly, lower cost

  • You want a single all-in-one headset with the battery in the headband.
  • You are happy wearing your own glasses (no diopter dials).
  • Simplicity and a lower price are the priority.
  • You fly the same O3-era DJI drones.

DJI Goggles 2 vs Integra specifications

Values below are manufacturer reference specifications from DJI’s user manuals. Firmware, aircraft and regional versions differ.

Source-controlled comparison of the DJI Goggles 2 and Integra
Decision factor DJI Goggles 2 DJI Goggles Integra What it means
Design Separate goggles with an external battery pack All-in-one with the battery built into the headband Integra is a simpler single-piece headset; Goggles 2 use a detachable battery.
Displays Dual 0.49-inch micro-OLED, 1920×1080 per eye Dual 0.49-inch micro-OLED, 1920×1080 per eye Identical screen technology and resolution.
Refresh rate Up to 100 Hz Up to 100 Hz Same maximum refresh rate.
Field of view 51° 44° Goggles 2 show a wider field of view.
Weight Approx. 290 g headset (external battery) Approx. 410 g (battery included) The Goggles 2 headset is lighter, but Integra is all-in-one.
Diopter adjustment +2.0 D to −8.0 D dials No diopter adjustment — worn over your own glasses Goggles 2 tune to your eyes; Integra is made for glasses wearers.
Interpupillary distance 56–72 mm 56–72 mm Same IPD range.
Video system DJI O3-era DJI O3-era Same transmission generation.
Latency 30 ms (1080p/100fps) 30 ms (1080p/100fps) Same latency.
Max bitrate 50 Mbps 50 Mbps Same video bitrate.
Compatible drones DJI Avata, Air 3, Mini 4 Pro (O3-era) DJI Avata, Air 3, Mini 4 Pro (O3-era) The same aircraft support; confirm your exact model on DJI's list.
Storage microSD up to 512 GB microSD up to 512 GB Same storage ceiling.

Design, weight and comfort

The Integra is an all-in-one headset with the battery integrated into the headband, so there is no separate battery pack to manage. The Goggles 2 use a lighter 290 g headset with a detachable battery and add diopter dials and a wider 51° field of view. Both share the same dual 0.49-inch micro-OLED screens at up to 100 Hz.

Final decision

Buy the DJI Goggles 2 for diopter adjustment, a wider field of view and a lighter headset. Buy the DJI Goggles Integra for a simpler, glasses-friendly all-in-one at a lower price. Both use the same O3-era DJI drones, and Reboot Hub supplies each as an inspected, pre-owned unit with a 180-day warranty.

DJI Goggles 2 vs Integra FAQ

DJI Goggles 2 vs Integra — which should I buy?

Choose the Goggles 2 for diopter dials (fly without glasses), a wider 51° field of view and a lighter headset. Choose the Integra for a simpler all-in-one design with the battery in the headband, made to be worn over your glasses, usually at a lower price. Both share the same dual 0.49-inch 1080p screens and O3-era transmission.

What is the difference between the Goggles 2 and Integra?

They use the same dual micro-OLED screens, 100 Hz refresh and O3-era video. The Goggles 2 add diopter adjustment and a wider 51° field of view with a separate battery pack; the Integra is an all-in-one headset (battery in the headband), has no diopter, and is designed for glasses wearers.

Can you wear glasses with the DJI Goggles 2 and Integra?

Yes for both. The Integra has no diopter adjustment and is made to be worn over glasses. The Goggles 2 have +2.0 to −8.0 D diopter dials, so many pilots use them without glasses. Both adjust IPD from 56 to 72 mm.

Are the Goggles 2 and Integra compatible with the same drones?

Yes. Both are O3-era headsets and work with DJI drones such as the Avata, Air 3 and Mini 4 Pro. Update firmware and confirm your exact aircraft against DJI's current compatibility list before buying.

Which is lighter, the Goggles 2 or Integra?

The Goggles 2 headset is lighter at about 290 g, but it uses an external battery. The Integra is about 410 g with the battery built in, so it is a single all-in-one unit.

Should I buy the DJI Goggles 2 or Integra used?

Buy the Goggles 2 for diopter adjustment and a wider view, or the Integra for a convenient all-in-one, glasses-friendly headset. Reboot Hub supplies both as tested pre-owned units with a 180-day warranty.

First-party specification sources

  1. DJI Goggles 2 specifications
  2. DJI Goggles Integra specifications

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