Can I use my Goggles with the DJI mavic air 2s? null

No. At this point, the Goggles (DJI) are not compatible with the Air 2S. There are people who have YouTube channels about drones, etc. that I follow and most of them say that they expect DJI to update the firmware to allow the DJI goggles to work. I have seen some "Hacks" to get non DJI goggles to work with the Mini2, but I would wait for official support. If you lose or crash the drone, DJI may not honor the care program they have for lost or crashed drones. ---Tom---

From my understanding from what I’ve watched on YouTube you can’t right now but down the road with firmware updates you may can later.

Dear customer, Thank you for your inquiry. Sorry that Air 2S may not support Goggles. Should you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact our DJI support at http://www.dji.com/support, We are always here to help. Best Regards, DJI Support

I really don't know which goggles you are talking about? Are you talking about some FPV goggles? I would suggest reaching out to DJI customer support.

Haven’t confirmed yet but, since they both use ocusync 3.0, I’d think the answer is yes. Check online video and see if anyone has tried.

The v2 goggles will likely work with a future firmware update, but is not 100% guaranteed. Same with the motion controller

I haven't tested it, because I don't own the goggles, but there's a setting to change the camera to FPV. And according to dronedj.com, it is compatible.

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No. At this point, the Goggles (DJI) are not compatible with the Air 2S. There are people who have YouTube channels about drones, etc. that I follow and most of them say that they expect DJI to update the firmware to allow the DJI goggles to work. I have seen some "Hacks" to get non DJI goggles to work with the Mini2, but I would wait for official support. If you lose or crash the drone, DJI may not honor the care program they have for lost or crashed drones. ---Tom---
Answered by tjm1981 4 years ago
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From my understanding from what I’ve watched on YouTube you can’t right now but down the road with firmware updates you may can later.
Answered by Harley 4 years ago
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Dear customer, Thank you for your inquiry. Sorry that Air 2S may not support Goggles. Should you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact our DJI support at http://www.dji.com/support, We are always here to help. Best Regards, DJI Support
Answered by DJI Support 3 years ago
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I really don't know which goggles you are talking about? Are you talking about some FPV goggles? I would suggest reaching out to DJI customer support.
Answered by Randune23 3 years ago
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Haven’t confirmed yet but, since they both use ocusync 3.0, I’d think the answer is yes. Check online video and see if anyone has tried.
Answered by Bubb 4 years ago
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The v2 goggles will likely work with a future firmware update, but is not 100% guaranteed. Same with the motion controller
Answered by Curtis1 4 years ago
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I haven't tested it, because I don't own the goggles, but there's a setting to change the camera to FPV. And according to dronedj.com, it is compatible.
Answered by callmeageeth 4 years ago
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