When the VR technology broke out, people were astonished on how the technology has evolved. What used to be a tech were only highly paid people would buy it, now it’s common.
The same can be said with drones, what used to cost $1000, now costs a merely $50 for a small drone.
However, how are the two related? You can watch the world which you can’t see, thanks to connecting VR google with a Drone camera or simpler, buy a drone with a Virtual Reality.
Best Goggles to buy for Drones
EACHINE VR-007 Pro
Eachine VR-008 Pro’s target was to be of comfort for customers. And they succeeded. Renowned for fitting perfectly with the facial parts and doesn’t let outside light getting inside the headset.
This headset is perfect as you can feel like Superman flying without noticing you are actually wearing a headset.
Features and Specs
Display: 4.3-inch color LCD (480 x 272 pixels)
Switchable Battery: Yes
Video Receiver: Built-in 5.8G 40CH VRX
Channel Search: Automatic
Mode Switch: 16:9 or 4:3
Adjustment: Brightness, Contrast or Saturation
Adjustable Headband: Yes
Weight: 241g including Battery
Price: $59.99
AVEGANT GLYPH
Avegant Glyph may not be as immersive as like the others and it doesn’t come cheap too. This could be due to the fact that it comes with a set of headphones too due to the possibility of using it as a personal cinema too.
This headset is good for drones as you can also hear the noise that the camera gets, especially if you are near an open area such as bird zones.
Features and Specs
Display: Twin MEMS DLP (1280 x 720)
Battery: 2060mAH Li-Ion (4 Hour Life)
Field of View: Approx. 40 Degrees
Inputs: micro HDMI, Stereo and MicroUSB (Charging)
Price: $699
EPSON MOVERIO BT-300 FPV
Epson Moverio is probably the best of the best when it comes to the design. It’s like wearing a pair of glasses. However, it is a bit expensive.
Benefits of Epson is that it has a transparent display, which aids you to know where the drone is going and it’s quite light and comfortable to wear.
This device can also be used with Android systems.
Features and Specs
Display: 1280 x 70
Battery: LiPolymer (6 hour life)
Field of View: 23 degrees (optional)
Weight: 69g
The Complete Package
Xtreme Virtual Reality Drone
The Xtreme VR Drone can go up to 300ft and comes with 4 extra propellers. The VR has a sleek design and the remote uses 6 axis gyro for better control.
The VR can also be used for smartphones and the camera offers HD recording. However, be prepared that the battery may not last so much but the drone is strong and durable both for liquid and solids.
The cons are acceptable, as it is priced low compared to competitors.
Features and Specs
2.4 Ghz 6 axis Gyro
Front facing camera
300ft Range
Bundle – Xtreme VR, Xtreme Drone, 16gb Micro SD card
Price: $39.99
DJI Sparking Drone with VR Headset
DJI offers one of the best packages for VR Drones enthusiats, however, it is a bit expensive and not everyone may afford it.
The drones are a bit big and could take some space, however, the VR headset is quite comfortable and definitely worth the buy.
Features and Specs
2 axis stabilized camera with 12 megapixels photos/ 1020p videos
- Detects flight anomaly
- Top Speed of 31mph for 16 minutes
- Goes up to 1.2 miles
Price: $469.00
Power Vision PowerRay Wizard Underwater Drone
People often associate a Drone with a plane, well power vision doesn’t just give you a plane but also a submarine.
With the Power Ray, you can submerge into the deepest seas to look at the beautiful oceans. With amazing video stability and battery life of 4 hours, one must understand the price of this drone.
Features and Specs
- Best in the industry
- 4K UHD Video quality
- Really helpful for fishing due to PowerSeeker feature
- 12Mp Photos
Price: $1,899
Conclusion
We hope you like our review of the best VR Goggles for Drones and the complete package and let us know your suggestions.
Be ready to submerge in the beauty of the earth with these powerful drones, and VR goggles to not miss a single thing in life!
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