The only thing you need to do other than plug them into the headset is head over to the software repository for the goggles and download a video player app. The FPV receiver can literally be taped ...

An interesting choice was a USB UVC video receiver so he can watch the footage on a computer, tablet, or a cell phone, which means he didn’t have to shell out for expensive FPV goggles.

With this INAV technology being added to these DJI Goggles and FPV drones, users will be able to use some advanced data and technology such as: Real-time telemetry data: View altitude, speed ...

which was introduced as a beginner-friendly introduction to FPV flying. As it DJI’s way, the new product comes with fresh accessories too – Avata 2 works with DJI Goggles 3 and DJI RC Motion 3.