5.8G FPV Goggles with Antennas: 3 Inch Screen 5.8G 40CH Build in Battery Video Headset for Analog FPV camera and Transmitter FPV Drone RC Car Airplane RC Hobbies by Speedybee

works well

It was plug and play for the most part I would love if it came with a fan to keep it cool but I've put it on my rc crawler and it works nicely

Picture quality is good and is comfortable on the eyes. It's very lightweight and the headsup on screen icons are easy to navigate. The foam feels comfortable against my face and as far as I'm concerned it works exceptionally well for land water, and quadcopter applications. This will fit children all the way to adults. Although this isn't a high dollar fpv setup it'll give you a good introduction into the fpv world.

Much smaller than expected. This does not fit over corrective vision glasses, otherwise it works great with various transmitters ive tried.

I'm not afraid to give this 5 stars.Understand this is a no frills/non dvr set of fpv goggles with a small screen. But,its light,compact,charges quickly on a USB,has decent reception and is good budget friendly option for kids and spectators.

Asked for as a holiday gift. I suppose my grandson likes it.

EDIT: Changed to one star because after trying it out in the field, you lose connection anywhere past around 100 feet or so. Not ideal for planes or drones as advertised. Even with the better quality antennas it makes no difference. I just use it for fun for my RC car now but will likely be returning.The system works, the goggles are comfortable and connected to the camera with the touch of a button, but picture is pretty awful. I didn’t expect 4K and this is by no means an expensive FPV but in 2024 I thought it would be at least SOMEWHAT decent. The picture quality is equivalent to an America’s Funniest Home Videos submission from 1993 or a CCTV monitor from the 80s. It also came with completely different antennas than what was pictured on Amazon. I will probably be returning.

The media could not be loaded. Good picture quality for such a small screen. Lots of channels include Race which works well. Range was only about 50' before the screen lost picture. The biggest issue with these goggles tho is there is no optic focus. Without being able to adjust the screen depth it puts alot of strain on your eyes. This is a major downside because you want to be comfortable when flying. These cause alot of strain and gives a headache after a bit. Small frame also so unless you have a very small head or are a child these won't fit well.