Goggles and Quality

[Luke Skywalker]

Good morning! So I have narrowed my goggle
Purchase down to two different types. The Fatshark and the Cinemizer goggles. There is quite a bit of price difference between the two of these goggles so I'm looking for some input as to what else may be the difference between the two. These goggles maybe use for other items such as TV watching as well.


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[msinger]

Did you check out the Avegant Glyph goggles? Those would probably be the most suitable for watching TV.

 

[Luke Skywalker]

I did but I'm looking for two things and I'm up in the air. I want goggles that will block out everything around me for the drone but have the quality when I want to watch something 1080 resolution. Thoughts?


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[msinger]

I like that the Glyph's allow you to look down and see the mobile device without taking them off. I'm assuming you can do the same with the Cinemizer goggles (never tried them). As long as you use the sun shield with the Cinemizer goggles, both should be about equal when outside. And, the Fat Shark goggles would of course block out all light.

 

[Robert P Stenerson PLS]

Luke, when you're "blocking out everything around me", I trust you always have a buddy with you maintaining VLOS??? You're never flying solo, right, otherwise you've gone over to the dark side young Jedi [emoji41]

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[Quest-So]

I'm still searching the best goggles for me. I was a big fan for FatShark's Dominator V3, but forgot at all about this company after I found for instance the MyBud goggles.

It's worth reading Mark D's review on this link:
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: [Black + MHL Gender] ACCUPiX Mybud 3D Viewer HMD Glasses 100 inch Head Mount Display Virtual Screen