Ready-to-Use FPV Headset
Into the Sky
Immersive Flight
DJI Goggles N3 puts a 1080p 54° LCD in front of the flight so you can fly DJI Neo or DJI Avata 2 from a first-person view. Pair them with DJI RC Motion 3 for head-tracking and motion control.
- 1080P 60Hz LCD with a 54° Field of View
- DJI O4 FHD Transmission with a 2T4R Antenna Design
- 31 Ms Stated Latency with DJI Avata 2
- 2.7-Hour Operating Time under DJI’s Test
- AR Cursor on DJI RC Motion 3
- USB-C Live-Feed Sharing Through DJI Fly
What the Goggles Add to the Flight.
Each card covers a different control, viewing, or endurance job. Screen size and the O4 link sit in the stats and feature blocks below.
Head Tracking on Neo and Avata 2
DJI Goggles N3 can steer DJI Neo or DJI Avata 2 with head or wrist movement when Head Tracking is on.
Easy ACRO from the Goggles
Unlock Neo’s 360° flips, rolls, and 180° drifts, or Avata 2 Power Loop, from the same goggles view.
Headband and Battery in One Piece
The integrated headband and battery spread the weight so the front of DJI Goggles N3 sits with less pressure on the face.
One-Tap Defogging
When the lenses fog, DJI Goggles N3 speeds up the internal fan to move air across the optics in humidity or temperature swings.
1350 Nits on a 54° LCD
DJI Goggles N3 uses a 1920 × 1080 60Hz LCD at up to 1350 nits so the 54° view stays readable without a second diopter setup.
2.7 Hours, Up to 13 Neo Packs
A full charge lasts 2.7 hours in DJI’s Avata 2 test and can cover up to 13 DJI Neo batteries in the matching Neo test.
Put Them on Over the Glasses You Already Wear.
DJI Goggles N3 is built with enough interior room for prescription glasses. You do not fit diopter lenses or extra inserts before the first flight.
The fit is the point of this model: sit down, put the goggles over your frames, and take off with DJI Neo or DJI Avata 2.
O4 Keeps a 1080p/100fps View on the Goggles.
DJI Goggles N3 uses DJI O4 FHD with a 2T4R antenna layout. DJI measured 31 ms latency with DJI Avata 2 at 1080p/100fps, and 58 ms with DJI Neo at 1080p/60fps, both outdoors without interference.
The goggles switch between 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz. 5.8 GHz is banned in some regions, so confirm Australian radio rules before you rely on that band. DJI’s 13 km figure is an FCC Avata 2 maximum, not a typical local range.
What You Still Need Beside the Goggles.
DJI Goggles N3 is the headset only. DJI Neo or DJI Avata 2, plus DJI RC Motion 3 for AR Cursor, are separate purchases. D1 Store can pair the headset with the aircraft and motion controller you actually fly.
In the Box
1 x DJI Goggles N3